Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-02
Afternoon Session.

| Afternoon session.
| The Convention reagsembled at = P N.
| Mr.. Hale If Butte, moved that all members of
the Convention be limited to three minute speeches.
and at the erd If that time the Chair call them to
| order Carried.
Mr.. Jewett had read by consent, the follow ing
resolution: "ReSOloed, That we indorse the law
laid down by Judge Temple, and are in favor of its
| enforcement" Ruled out of order.
| Mr. Tucker took the stand and said that he
| pledged himself to support the whole ticket. He
Endorsed the platform, aud if nominated would make
| a of the State from San Diego to Humboldt
| and work increasingly for the entire ticket.
Mr. SSearns also Endorsed the platform ard
| pledged himself to the support of the ticket.
| Mr.. Conkn seXt appeared and Endorsed the plat
| form, and returned his thanks. II nominated he
| promised to 90 into the with all the ardor
| and zeal OF which he was possessed. He believed
! the party, with the platform it had made, could
| march forward to certain victory.
| The roll was called.
| Hon. Horace Dav in the chair
At the conclusion of the roll call Mr.. Conklin
| lacked majority, but changes began to become so
| numerous that motion by Mr.. McBoyle prevailed
| to make slbah f. Conliln the nominee by aeclama
| ton Mr.. Conklin beng called out by euthusias-
speech Of thanks.
| SUPREME JUSTICES.
R. Il. Lloyd, of San Francisco in a speech of
| warm euogy nominated for Justice Of the Su,
| preme Court, Judge sJohn Hunt Jr., of San Fran.
| cisco. He spoke of him as a sound lawyer and an
| experienced Judge.
| c. I. Jones, of Sacramento nominated Judge s.
| G. benson, OF Sacramento. He said he knew him
to be man OF pure character, of well balanced
| mind, profound legal bearing, and jurist whose
| reputation is Statewide. He eulogizsd him warm.
| ly as man in every way fitted for the position to
| which he aspres
Mr. McClay of Los Angeles nominated Judge An
| son Bronson, of Los Angeles. Los Angeles asked
for Judge Bronson on the ticket and she would give
| the ticket 500 majority.
Mr. McBoyle, OF San Francisco, nominated Thee.
H. Hitell, and spoke of him as in the front rank Of
his profession, man f large experience and great
| legal learning.
| Mr.. Wallis, Of Santa Clara, nominated John Reyn-
olds, OF Santa Clara. The people knew him a
man OF thorough culture of whiteness OF character
| ana honesty OF purpose.
| Judge Mcfarland, of Sacramento. nominated A
| any jurisJ the party. Three years ago Mr. Catn
| was the nominee OF the party. He possesses he
| said, as many OF the qualities necessary for the
bench as 2ny man he knew at the bar. He spoke OF
Mr. Catlins ability, integrity and moral qualities in
| the highest terms.
| Mr.. Chamberlain, of Humboldt nominated Wal
| ter Van DYKE, of Alameda. He had known him
quarter OF a century. He was a highly cultured
| lawyer, whose nomination would add strength to
the ticket in the north psrt Of the State.
| Mr.. Campbell, of San joaquin, presented the name
of c. W. c. Rowell, az able jurist ard honest
| man.
Mr. Eagou, OF Amador, seconded the nomination
| Of Judge benson in urgent speech.
W. A. Anderson, of Sacramento seconded the
| nomination of John Hunt, Jr., saying he had re
| CelVed the unanimous Endorsement OF all
San Francisco and that strength should be awaited
| Of by the Republican party.
Mr. Streeter, OF San Bernardino, seconded the
nomination of Judge Rowell
Mr. Sherwood, of Yuba, nominated Judge l. s.
Belcher. He spoke Of his having been tried on the
Supreme Bench, as juriss known all over the
State and everywhere respected for his legal attain
| ments and his high character.
| Mr. Adams, OF Santa Cruz, Endorsed the nomiua.
ton of John Reynolds tie called attention to the
fact that, with Que exception, all the Supreme
I I,ly va I'm S4n Fran piENn ar mad.
| General Barnes, Of San Francisco, Endorsed the
nomination Of Judge Belcher.
John f. Swift, of San Francisco, iniorsed the
nomination OF A P. Catn.
G. G. Blanchard, of u Dorado, warmly Endorsed
the nomination OF Judge DensOa.
Mr.. Williams, Of Los Angeles, urged the nomina-
ton Of Judge Bronson
The roll was called, rs follows
! THE permanent President resumed the char.l
| Asnela-DeGsJn s. Rowel ., Caslin 5, Hunt IS,
REYNOLDS 8, Belcher 2, Hittell l, Bronson 20, Van
| Dyke 1.
Aipine-Denson ., Belcher ..
Amador-Denson 8 Bronson 4, Van Dyke 4.
| Butte benson 4, RDwell g. Bslcher ., Bronson ,.
Clayeras-Catin 3, Hunt s. Reynolds 8, Van
| Dyke 3.
Colasa-Denson 5, Belcher4 4, Bronson l.
Contra Costa benson g. BelcH9r 3, Bronson T.
| Del Snrte-Roweil 2, Van Dyke ?.
FL Dorado-Denson $, Catlin 3, Belcher ., Hittell
| l. Bronson 9.
Fresno-Catlin 8, Reynolds l. Eelcler !, BrOn-
| son 3.
HumbOldt-Denson /, Rowell l, Belch,r 9, Van
| Dyke s.
| Ioyo-Denson g. Bronson s.
| Kern-Dsnson l, Belcher ,, Bronson ?.
| Lske-DensOn 3, Rcwell 3.
| Lassen-Densnn 3, Roweil s.
Los Angeles Belcher IG B onson 16
Msrin-Denson 4, Hunt 4, Bronson l.
| Nariposa-Belcher 3, Bronson s.
Mendocino-Catlin g. Reynolds l, Belcher g. Van
Dyke l.
! Merced-Denson /, Reynolds 1, Hittau 4, Prom.
son 2.
: Modoc- CatIin 3, Hittell 2, Van Dyke l.
Mono-Catlin 6, Hunt A. Reynolds /, Bronson l.
Monterey benson 2, Rowell l, Reynolds l,
! Belcher 4, Hittell / Bronson g.
| Napa-Denson 2, Hunt l, Reynolds 5, Belcher @.
Nevada-Catn II, Hunt II.
| Placer-DensOn 3, R1well 5, Cattin Z Reynolds 3.
Piumas-Denson l, C.tlin 8. Hunt 4 Bronson J.
Slcramento-Denson H. Catlin 8, Hunt s, Rey-
nods l, 5elcber l, Bronson 5.
San Bsnito-Dens)n 3 Hunt 2 Reynolds /, Hit
| tell l.
San Bernariino -Dsnson 5, Rowell s.
San Diego-Denson 4, Reynolds 3, Belcher l, Hit.
San Francsco-Densou 81, Rowel l. Catln "a,
Hunt 70, Reynolds Z, Belcher I6, Hittel IL, Van
| Dyke s.
San Jo,quiu-Denson !, Rowell IA. BecAer !.
San LUIS o5ispo-Hunt l, Reynolds s, Bolcher 8,
Bronson 3.
Santa Barbara-Denson 6, Rowell l, Reynolds 2,
| Belcher 3.
Santa Clara-Denson 5, Reynolds II, Belcher u.
Santa Cruz--Denson 7, Bronson 7.
Shasta-Denson 5, Rowell S.
l Sierra-Denson l, Hunt 5, Hitfell 8.
! SIskiyou-DeBson l, Catlin 5, Hunt 4.
! S0lsno-Catlin 5, Hunt l, Belcher 4, Bronson 5,
I Van DYKE
! Sonoma-Denson 5, Rowell l, Catlin 2, Hunt 4,
! | Belcher l, Bronson IL.
stanislaus-Denson !, Reynolds 4, Belcher l. BrOn-
son 6.
sutter-Denson 4, Catlin /, Belcher 5.
| Tehama-Denson 5.
Trinity-Denson 3, Rowel l, Hunt 2
, | Tulare-Cstin 8, Reynolds l, Bronson 6.
, ! Tuolumne-Catln /, Hunt 5, Reynolds 5, Hit
, | tell /.
Ventura benson 4, CatIin l, BronsonS 8.
1 Yoo-Denson ?, Catlin l, Reynolds T. Beieher .,
z Bronson 2.
yuba-Denson 2, Catlin 8, Hunt l, Bronson 3.
, TOtals-Danson lS7, R5well IS, tin 1O2, Hunt
100, Reynolds $50, Belcher 81, Hitten 1871, Bronson
) 20, Van Dyke g.
, fhe above the totals as originally made. On
conclusion OF the rolcall many changes took place,
and the final result was Mr. Van Dykes name be-
/, ing <ithdrawn pending the chanyes): benson,
2l4 Rowsli, 80; Cstlin, 1875 Hunt, 1911 Reynolds,
A IS Belcher, I35; Histell, 8 Bronson, l4I.
], Before the above result wa5 announced the Con-
. vention got into inextricable confusion over the
changes made, and II charged that Of the
, changes had been made az to cEs: the whole
double vote of some delegations for candidate.
| There being 10 choice, new ballot was ordered. A
host Of motions we're Tade as 70 improved methods