The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30
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Special ta the HERALD.1
 stonemnn Victorious.

cratic convention met ct 3:30 tn
 afternoon On the 18th ballot Hear
 ITO, Stoneman 2O4, Johnson 16, Ia = TOT 65- fifth ballot, Hcarst IT
 StoDeman 243, Taylor 15, Johnson
 There booke for Stoneman oneha
 Alameda delegation, one from 1.o Angeles, whole of Mono delegation
 two from Mendoei O. two from Pli
 ger. seven from Sacramento. on
 From San Benito. wv, frum San Di
 ego, ten from SAn Francisco, thre
 from Sauta ClaFs, two from SoDoma
 two from Sonoma, two from Stanis
 Iaus, one from Trinity and enc from
 Iolo.
 California Dp1saeratIc Platform SAN USE, June 2R.-The Presf- dent annouDced that the candidates, according to resolution, would now subscribe to the platform before bal Ioting was begun
 Clay M. Taylor was first intro ,iuced, smid great applniise, and en- uorsed the platform in behalf of Berry.
 Johnson was next introduced and endorsed the pIaiform amid tremen- s'ous applause He abi.Ied by the declarations of thc DemocfaiIc con ventioH. He would lead the party ip victory, if nominated, an.l, if not, lie would cheerfully support the ioninec- He expressel contempt for hired politicians who came there ;u sdsTl monopoly against him, and | referred D his anti-corpor.tion | record.
 George Hearst's name Was hailed l with applause. He said he should l yiisappoint those whs expected a set speech. He WAS more of q worker than lalker- H. thought he un- deTs,ood the wants of the rcople, and ei.der-ed every line of the plat form He woald give them zn hon est administration, if elected, and, If moi nominaied, would work In the ranks for the ueminee. He referred 10 his constant employment of white hien and was willing to be judged by his record.
 General Sioneman was loudly clseered. He endorsed the platform. He offered as security for his future his record in the past. He con denned any third party moyemer' Archer spoke at IenGtL;. endo-s. tka nr5nc;,,..l :. Tag many of
 -.sues of the country.
 ne conven.ion then proceeded to ballot. 4 fight arose at once over the unit rule
 Alameda EeteI solid fer Stoneman. Gibbons claimed Ihe right of voting according 10 his own convictions. McCieverty, chairman of the Ala meda delegation. said the delegates had been Instructed to vote as 8 unit. Gibbons did not recognize the unit rule aCd stigmatizci the attempt to enforce it as piece of machine boss ism. The second balio, resulted: Hearst, 12S; Johnson, Co; Stoneman, IF; Taylor, 6l; Berry, 66; Archer, IT. Fourth ballot: Hearst. 134; Stone f man, 12o; Johnson, @; Taylor, 7a; Berry. 5; Archer, IL Fifth tall I: Hear;,, 1f3 Stone ' man, 122; Johnson. ,; Taylor, 9l; c Berry, g.; Archer. g Hearst g@,ncl three in Contra Cos a Ia and one in sln .Hffego f 1 isasion 10 aljosl;a was lInAs1l a xith the sixth .Iiot, Hears, AS; I S:oneman. i38s Jslnson. i52; Fay ( lor, %; Berry, g; Aae!.er, 2. if Before ike seventh bllIat, mo b tion was male to adiourn- The h char declared il lost. Fer len min U ntes, the utmost confusion prevailed in an endoa 10 override tLs decis ion. Quiet was finally restored. and o the ballot resulted: Hearst, 1Gl; s' fsioneman, f3G; Johns II 62; Taylor. | g; Berry. IT. F Adjoarnci until o'cio.k to- nor j' rsw m ,rnIng. Il SAN JosE. June 23--Thc Couycn c sion assembled at 9 20 a. m b Eight, ballot: Hearst, 159; Stone c man, l3a; Taylor, Il; Johnson, 54; ? Berry. 9. I Ninth ballot: Hearst. 1G6; Stone Ii saan: 13G: Johnson, fl; Taylor. 19. Tenth ballot: Hearst. 1oo; Stone man, 1T: Johnson. g; Taylor, S5; Berry, T, Murphy 2. n Eleventh ballot: Hearst, ITO: c S'onem an, lsG; Johns n. g; Taylor, g: Berry. i: Araber. l. l Twelfth ballot: Hearst. 174; Stone ] man, 1s9; Taylor, 75; Johnson, IS. q Preparing to Make a Good One. FORT GRANT, JuIe 23--Private I Number Elever, of Company A. In- diaa scouts. participating in the In dian attack at Cibicu, last year, has just been tried by general court martial. There Is evidence of hls having been seen killing one Of the soldiers, by two witnesses, and he may join the other three who swung for the same offence
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