Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-04
The REPUBLICANS.
Conclusion Of the Work Of the
State Convention.
FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS
The Ticket-state Central Com.
mittee - District Convention
Nominations-N of
the Convention.
The Republican State Convention met again at 10

The Republican State Convention met again at 10
A. N. Saturday, Newton Booth in the chair
The Committee Resolutions reported back the
fifteenth plank OF the platform, as reformed, and it
was adopted, as follows:
ave are in favor OF establishing bureau of sta
tistcs of labor for the purpose of collecting and
publishing such statistics and other information IN
regard to labor and wages as may be useful to the
laboTing classes"
Mr.. Pixlev introduced a resolution with pre-
amb'e, reciting the evils of undesirable immigration
of Objectionable classes, and resolving that the ma
tiOuai Legislators be advised to amend the inmi
grafton laws that such undesirable immigrants shall
ne denied the privilege OF the elective franchise
The resolution also recited The Temperance move
ment inaugurated and active in all OF our East
ern States Ia entitled 10 the moral recognition Of the
members Of this Convention The triumph of temper.
principles decisive in the States of Kansas
and Iowa as to have become part OF their organic
Jaw Indicates that the temperance question has be-
come national one, worthy Of consideration by this
Convention, aud demanding the attention OF all tax
pay one of political economy, and OF all good
citizens involving the highest interest OF So
ciil order, good M rails and good government. That
first step in the direction of temperance and
form, our Legislature should be asked to consider
how far oc-l option be enforced 10 regulate or
prohibit the traffic in alcoholic drinks.
Objection was made under the rule that the reso-
luton had not been referred to the committee, and
the resolution vas ruled out OF order.
An effort to change the method OF choosing the
Central Committee, and 10 change its number in
certain cases, failed Of adoption
STATE TREASURER.
Mr.. Cheney nominated for Sta.e Treasurer the
present incumbent, John We'll Of Plumas
Mr.. Byngton, OF Sonoma, nominated H. D. Fair.
banks, OF Sonoma.
The candidates came forward and Endorsed the
platform, and the roll was called.
We'll 2S3, Fais banks l73, aud Mr.. We'll was de-
clared the nominee.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
L. F. Adams, OF San Francisco. nominated for
Attorney General Hugh X. McIuukin, of San Fran
cisco, and eulogized him.
G. G. Blanchard, Of FL Dorado, nominated A L.
Hart, OF Couss, the present incumbent, and warmly
eUlagIZed him
The Candidates appeared addressed the CONVEX
ton, and the roll called, pending which Mr..
McJunkin Was withdrawn and, motion OF Mr..
Adams, OF San Francisco, Mr. Hart WAS nominated
by reclamation.
sURvEYoR-GENERAL.
DR.. Harvey, OF Sacramento, nominated for Sur
Ieyor General James ". Snanklin, of Alameda, the
present incumbent.
Mr.. Wells, of Los Angeles, nominated William
Mlto, OF Cantra Costa.
The candidates appeared and addressed the Con
VentiOn, and the roll was called, resulting as fol
lows: Mimic s6l, Shanklin 1893, and Mr.. Mimic was
declared the nominee.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
For Superintendent OF Public instruction Mr.
Dorrance, OF san Joaquin, nominated $. D. Water
man, OF San joaquin.
W. H. Knight nominated Fred. N. Campbell OF
Alameda.
The candidates appeared and addressed the Con-
vention, and the roll was called: Waterman 2s2
Campbell lGi, aud Mr.. Waterman was declared the
nominee.
CLERK OF TIE SUPREME COURT.
For Clerk Of the supreme Court Mr. Mcclure
of San Francisco, nominated Frank W. Gross. Mr.
Gross addressed the Convention and was nominated
by acclamation.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Secretary then read the names of the State
Central Committee as reported by the delegates
from each county.
Alameda, T. T. H. Thompson aad S. Hubs; Al
pine, Cyrus Cole Amsdor William Jennings
Butte, c. {. Mason; CSlayeras, J. Solinsky Cousa
George Hagar; Contra Costa, @. Il Loucks; Del
Norte, W. b. Mason; FL Dorado, W. II. Brown;
Fresno, J. Pedlar; Humboldt, G. F. Roberts
Inyo, ). G. Sneeden; Kern, J. Barker; Lake, }.
Good, Jr.; Lassen, L. N. Budd; Los Angeles, j. F.
Crank, Marin, W. Il. Sears; Mariposa, Jonathan
Metzner; Mendoeino, Thomas Carrothers; MERGED,
burne; Monterey, A. Martinez Napa, H f.
Knapp; Nevada, E. II. Roberts,: Placer, J. II.
Nef; R4=IEif7s; j. A. Orr Sacramento, A. J.
1th5adS, Christopher Green: San Beaito, NJ
G. Briggs; San Bernardiuo, W. c. Morse
San Diego, ". N. Smith San francisco, Z. NJ Gal
higher, Danforth, II. Davis, W. o. Banks, j W.
Rule, p. IS. Cornwall, ]. L. Dare, S. X. Thornton,
D. SCfpute, lsiCuaIu SluH san 20 gun, u. u cant
well San Luis 0bspo L. Radcliffe San Mstec J.
d. Burns Santa Barbara, H. ]. Langhlin; santa
Clara, W X. Radcliffe; Shasta Ed Sweeney Sierra,
D. I. Cole; siskiyou, A. FL. Pyle; Solano, II. G.
Hilborn; Sonoma, E. W. Davis Stanislaus, C. W.
Sehell; Suffer-, NJ C. Barney: Teharna, Jerome
Banks; Trinity, (. Y Bacon; Tuare, p. Y Baker
Tuoumne, c. 4. Street; Ventura B. F. Williams
Yolo C. H. Gsr0tte; Yuba, Vim. II. Parks Marys
vile.
vote of thanks rendered the officers OF the
Convention for their efficient services
On motion Of Mr., PiXley, it WAS ordered that the
Central Committee have power to fill any vacancy
on the ticket
AtII:40, with cheers Tor the ticket. She Conyep.