Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-06-23
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
the DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Seven Ballots Cast Without a
Nomination.
ENDORSING THE PLATFORM

nounced that candidates, according t.
resolution, would now subscribe to tn
platform before balloting was begun.
Clay w. Taylor was first introduce,
amid great applause and endorsed tn
platform unreservedly. He warned til,
audience against the danger of over con
| fdence.
Griffith, of Fresno, endorsed the plat
form in behalf of Berry.
johnson was next introduced and tn,
applause was tremendous. He endorse,
every Democratic platform and abidet
by the declaration of the Democrati
Convention. He would lead the part,
to victory if nominated, if not he woul'
cheerfully support the nominee. HI
expressed contempt for the hired politi
clans who came there to howl monopol,
against him and referred to his anti-cor
poration record.
George Hearst's name was hailed will
applause. He said he should disappoin
those who expected set speech. Ii,
was more of worker thansa talker. H,
thought he understood the wants of tn,
people and endorsed every line of tn,
platform. He would give them an hon
est administration if elected. If mo-
nominated, he would work in the rank
for the nominee. He referred to his
constant employment of white men ano
was willing to be judged by his record
General Stoneman was loudly cheer
ed. He endorsed the platform and of
fered as security for the future his rec
ord in the past. He condemned any
third party movement.
Archer spoke at length, endorsing the
platform and reviewing many of the
principal political issues of the country
FIRST BALLOT BY COUNTIES.
First ballot, the vote by counties
Alameda, Stoneman 10, Berry |, tota
20; Alpine, Stoneman |; Amador, Hearst
5, Taylor 9, Johnson |, total s; Butte,
Hearst 6, Stoneman 3, Taylor |, tota
10; Calaveras, Hearst 5, Stoneman |,
johnson l, total 7; Colusa, Berry s
Taylor /, total 8; Contra Costa
Stoneman 3, johnson 2, Hearst |, tota
g. Del Norte, Berry .; Eldorado, Taylor
4. Johnson 3, Hearst =, total 8; Fresno
Berry 6, Stoneman |, total I; Hum
boldt, Berry 5; Inyo, Stoneman .; Kern,
Stoneman 3, Taylor l, total 4; Lake,
Berry 4; Lassen, Berry ,, Taylor l.
total 3; Los Angeles, Stoneman 8, John
son 6, total l5; Marin, johnson 4; Mari.
posa, johnson 2, Stoneman |, Taylor |,
total 4; Mendocino Johnson 4, Berry 3
Taylor |, total s; MERGED, Stoneman 5
Modoe, Taylor 3; Mono, Hearst 5; Mon
terey, johnson 4, Stoneman ., Taylor
total Z; Napa, Berry 6; Nevada, Hearst
10, johnson ,, total II; Placer, Berry 4
Stoneman ,, Taylor 2, total s; Plumas
johnson 4; Sacramento, Taylor l2
Stoneman ,, Hearst J., total 10; San
Benito, johnson ., Archer 2, total A
San Bernardino, Stoneman 5; San Diego
Stoneman 2, Taylor |, Archer |, total 4
San Francisco, Hearst rs, Johnson 10
Stoneman s, Taylor 3, Berry 2, tota
los; San Joaquin, Stoneman l3; San
Luis Obispo, Stoneman 5; San Mateo
Hearst 3, Taylor |, johnson |, Archer
Here the report abruptly ends.
BALLoTISG FOR GOVERNOR.
The second ballot resulted: Hearst
lbs; Johnson, 60; Stoneman, III; Tay
lor 81; Berry, &c; Archer, II.
Third ballot-Hearst, l2S; Stoneman
l23; johnson, 60; Taylor, G2; Berry, &C
Archer, IL.
Fourth ballot-Hearst, 1874; Stone
man, 100; johnson, 81; Taylor, -
Berry, So; Archer, s.
Fifth ballot Hearst, l43; Stoneman
I'D; johnson, 55; Taylor, OIL Berry, 81
Archer, O.. Hearst gained three il
Contra Costa and one in San Diego.
motion to adjourn was lost.
Sixth ballot-Hearst, l46; Stoneman
100; Johnson, so; Taylor, SO; Berry, %
Archer 8.
Before the seventh ballot motion
was made to adjourn, which the chail
declared lost. For ten minutes the ut
most confusion prevailed in the en-
deavor to override the decision. Quiet
was finally restored.
Seventh Ballot-Hearst, Isl; Stone
man, 1876; johnson, 50; Taylor, 81
Berry, IL.
Adjourned till 0 A. NJ. tomorrow.
SEVENTH BALLOT BY COUNTIES.
The seventh ballot stood: Alameda
Stoneman 10, Hearst |; Alpine, Stone
man |; Amador, Hearst 4, Taylor 8
Johnson /; Butte, Hearst 6, Stonemal
3, Taylor |; Calaveras, Hearst 5, Stone
man ! Johnson |; Colusa, Taylor
Berry 2, Stoneman /; Contra Costa
Hearst 5, Stoneman /; Del Norte, Hears
2; Ell Dorado, Hearst 4, Taylor 4, Stone
man |; Fresno, Stoneman 3, Hearst
Berry /; Humboldt, Berry 4, Hearst |
Inyo, Stoneman 9; Kern, Stoneman
Taylor i; Lake, Stor oman 4; Lassen
Taylor 5; Los Ange14, Stoneman 9
Johnson 6; Marin, Jol II '5n 4; Mariposa
johnson 3, Stoneman l.; Mendocino
Taylor 4, johnson 4; MERGED, Stonemal
5; Modoc, Taylor 3; Mono, Hearst s
Monterey, Taylor 3, Johnson 3, Stone
man /; Napa, Stoneman 5, Hearst /; Ne
vada, Hearst |, johnson /; Placer, Tay
lor 5, Stoneman 2, Hearst l; Puma:
johnson a; Sacramento, Taylor II, Stone
man 2, Hearst |; San Benito, Taylo
IA; San Bernardino, Stoneman
San Diego, Stoneman 2, Hearst /, Tay
lor l; San Francisco, Hearst 76, Johr
son l3, Stoneman s, Taylor 6, Berry
San Joaquin, Stoneman I3; San Lui
Obispo, Stoneman 5; San Mated
Hearst 4, Taylor /; Santa Barbara
Hearst 3, Stoneman l, Taylor L; SAINT
Clara, Taylor 3, Hearst 3, Archer 4
Stoneman 3, Berry 1; Santa Cruz
Hearst 4, Stoneman 3; Shasta, Taylor
Sierra, johnson 4; Sisyiyou, Taylor
Solano, Taylor A, Stoneman 3, Johnso
| 2, Hearst 2; Sonoma, Taylor 4, Stone
man 7, Heatst 3; Stanislaus, Stonema
%, johnson 2, Taylor /; Sutter, Berry 4
Tehama, Taylor 4, Stoneman 9; Trinity
Taylor 3; Tulare, Stoneman 8; Tuol
umne, johnson 3, Stoneman 3, Taylo
i; Ventura, Stoneman 4; Yolo, Taylo
3, Hearst ., johnson |; Yuba, Berry
Hearst 3, johnson /.
Passengers south and East.
FRESNO, CAL, June 22.-The follow
ing is the list of passengers for th
South and East on the train whic
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