Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-21
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ESPECIAL By TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-USIoS.l
The Observation-Disclosures and Necessl-
tics-Ihe ChairmanshIp.
San JOSE, June 20th.-Many of the luxu-
ries and some of the necessities of life were
bestowed at the Hearst headquarters in the
Hensley House last night. The rooms Of
the opulent candidate were densely thronged,
and liquid refreshments were abuudantly
supplied. The Democrats even had cham
payne. Other candidates entertained in
modest, democratic fashion. but did not draw
SO large crowd of spectators.
The Hearst men are feeling stronger this
morning.
The Stoneman and Berry delegates eau
cused again, and resolved to support Martin
for Chairman. The election of Martin would
be regarded as an anti Hearst triumph.
CAUCUS OF BERRY DELEGATES.
SAN JOSE, June 20th.-Forty delegates
attended the Berry caucus. The roll was
called, and seventy.six and half votes were
answered for. There WAS a tie in Solano on
delegates at large, and both were admitted
with half vote each. The caucus determined
to stand by Berry for one whsle day. The
talk of going to other candidates Disclosed
preference for Stoneman, johnson and Tay-
lor, but not for Hearst. Martin, for Chair.
man, will probably be defeated, and Boggs
elected.
THE PROGRAMME.
SAN JOSE, June 20sh.-English says he
will make no speech in calling the Convention
to order. Hearst will be placed in nomina.
ton by either George T. Tourney or Harry
Hammond. Judge Lamar will nominate
johnson. Stephen White, of Los Angeles,
will place Stoneman in nomination.
BEFORE THE BATTLE.
SAN JOSE, june 20th.-The San Francisco
delegation caucused this morning with sc
members present. A motion to support
Boggs for Chairman was laid to the table.
It is reported that so delegates attended
the Stoneman caucus, and answered for so
more.
There is great rush now at the committee
headquarters for tickets Of admission to the
theater where the Convention meets. Hardly
one-fourth of the applicants can be accom-
modated.
Denis Kearny and M. j. Kelly are here.
The Hearst managers profess the utmost
confidence in the nomination of their man.
The adherents of johnson, Stoneman, lay
lor and Berry are equally confident that
Hearst cannot augment his present strength.
THE CONVENTION CALLED TO ORDER.
At 1:S5 P. VI. w. d. English, Chairman of
the State Central Committee. stepped on the
stage and was greeted with applause.
Announcements were made that delegates
could not get seats.
Fowler announced that word could not
be heard "ss long as these hoodlums were at
the door," Laughter.
sERGEANT-AT ARMS.
English said as Chairman of the State
Committee, he had the honor CT calling the
Convention to order. He then read the fol.
lowing list of Sergeant alarms S. Day, T.
S. Maggie. Santa Clara; John Coffsy, Ala
media r. Mcdonald. Marin B. Dobson,
Contra Costa.
THE GUARDIANSHIP.
Nominations for temporary Chairman be.
ing now in order, Niles Searles said Order
is heavens first law, and in order that order
may be maintained and great respect for our
intelligence reached. nominate for Chair.
man that stalwart Democrat, John Boggs, of
Colusa, TGreat applause
Tourney of San Francisco seconded the
nomination.
Budd of San Joaquin nominated j. G.
Martin, of Alameda. [Great applause
White OF Los Angeles seconded the nomi-
nation of Martin.
A molten was made to INTRODUCES the nomi-
nees from the platform, and let each make
speech.
The Chair declared the motion lost.
BALLoTING BY COUNTIES.
The Convention thea proceeded to vote for