Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-22
THE DEMOCRACY.
The County Afraid of the City Members
Selection of Delegates.

Selection of Delegates.
/ At an early hour yesterday the represent
atives of the Democracy met at the Capital
Hotel. All.the old warehouses of the Dem
ocratic party were present. John Rooney
the Democrat who rules Brighton, was ON
hand, and frequently on the street SAID,
" We must have a square deal DIR. Du-
rant, of Folsom, was also present, and said
he concurred in the assertion of Rooney,
and that nothing short of square deal y
would suit his constituency.
At 11.3O A. NJ. the committee met, and
was called to order by the Chairman, II. NJ.
La Rue. The occasion was announced to
| be the gathering of the Central Committee
for the purpose of designating some plan
for the selection Of delegates, and setting
the date for the County Convention. After
some discussion, James Touhey moved
that the meeting adjourn until 100 P. NJ.
K. NJ. Clarken said he hoped the motion
would not be put Immediately. He was in
favor of having the Convention put off TO
the last moment, and having a short and
aggressive campaign. He did not believe
in putting up the Democratic nominees so
long before the election.
Mr. Rooney said: "That won't 10. sir.
The Republicans have been up for several
weeks, and if we can't put up their equals
let us know right away. Put man up at
the last moment, who is afraid of a six
weeks inspection, and elect him If you
can. | am q Democrat, work and vote for
the Democratic party, but such action will
work against us. Let us be square and to
the front"
The adjournment until 1:30Was ordered.
On reasSembling there was considerable
discussion as to the number of delegates to
be allowed. 1t was first proposed that the
Supervisor Districts each be allowed 60.
That was voted down, and the number
was fixed at 20 from each district, giving a
total of 200.
1t was then decided that a County Con-
ventiOn should be held III this city Friday, |
August 18th.
Subsequently the committee went into |
executive session to select the names of |
delegates, and the following were chosen: |
First Dstrict-John Q. Brown, Sr., W. 0. Bow !
erS, Is. f. Huntly Frank Thompson, J. Frees, |
Samuel Cumpston, J. q. Brown, Jr., \. H. Kohler, |
II. Myers. Henry Grice, Adam NeSsel \. Flohr, |
Chas. SERVER, Duncan Beaumont 4. 5. Woods, |
J. G. Scroggs. d. +. Beycridge W. 7. Carmen,
VIM. Miner, Philip Eichman, IsadorS Cohen, J.
}; NageIe, W. L. Martin, }. R, Johnston, Mark I
Geo. b. Martin, L. /. Forest W. D. Sullivan, |
NJ Gardner, c. W Clark, J. Klein, J. L. English,
John Young. VIM. HALEY, IsadOre Townsend.
Second District-J.' Crowley, B. Ferrant, A.
Mazzine, D. J. Considine, T. Burns, VIM. FarTen,
J. Golden, B. Kane X. Singleton, Jas. Coffee, J.
c. Kelley, W. II. Devine, l.. OLaughlin, Jas.
Leive, John Parsons. K. Cummings Thos
Dwyer. NJ BransOn. John Liddy. S. Cooney, B.
Fountain, w. Strader, NJ. CrOnan, Peter OIaugh-
lin James Wedick, John McMorry, NJ Hanra-
han, W J. O'Brien, S. b. Segur, JOS Mcclure.
Thomas O'Neill, Isaac Joseph, p. j. Castillo |
James II. Sullivan, H. Schulmire, s. B. Lusk,
James Gildea, John Black, Jerry Carroll, Jr
Third District-H. D. Nash, X. o. Cravens, A
Alderman, /. Nicolaus, John 7. Carey, S. Roth
\. T. Renwick, W. d. Comstock, c. i. Parsons,
Joseph Hahn, \. G: Curtis, A: C. Hinkson, NJ.
Sheehan, II. NJ. Blackwell, Z. Twitcheu, /. |
Dickman, {. II. Lampkin, Charles Hendon, J.
NJ. Brown. Joseph McAdams, T. L. Green, E.
Shook, }. y. Payne J. A. Sheehan. J. K. Web
ster, J. NJ. Henderson, W. a. Gett, Jr L. F.
Smith, Charles Weinrich Anthony Hubbs,
Henry Ryan, B. Lucy, Peter Flaherty, Timothy
Lee, George b. Cosby, f. Baumle, r. il. Hawley,
H. f. Greer, J. II. McKune, K. NJ. Clarken.
Fourth District. BrOder, J. Tomlinson, VIM.
CapleS J. Hinkle D. d. Scott J. Mahoney D. |
W Taylor. George White Frank Fiel, P. Carroll, |
John Kelly, F. Fisher X. Rigney L. Joerger
Robinson, J. :. Meredith. John Rooney, J. Stu !
deras, Jas. Grove, Ed Manlove, Samuel Pugh,
Peter Rooney, Ed. human, J. N: Bell, Dan Me
Carly, Peter Burns, J. Guthrie, Vim. Doyle Peter
Miller. oscar Flint, Robert Coons, Dan Foley
Jos. Holland, /. b. Clark, c. W. Cavitt John
Mackey, W. S. Manloye y. Patton, \. b. Dodd
f. c. Dufant.
Fifth District-Henry Ross, \ Null. c. \.
jenkins, James Fraley, F. f. Connor, NJ. Patter-
son, Ben bailey, 7. J. Brown, John Gafney
George " axield, ellis Doty, l. F. Freeman Ed
ard, J. O. Stephenson NJ Twohig NJ Silva.
Frank Lyle. J. IIanlin W II. Fry, 7. J. Steph-
enson, VIM. Barry, Silas Galway, John Miller
VIM. Holtum, 5. Rickcy, Dennis NaToney D.
Cantwen, Ralph McCune, solomon Krecger
F. Her James Short, Henry Dobson. c. c. Fngitt
Jas. Furnish, Charles Harvey, Frank Terrell, G.. |
\. Knott, John f. Owens, Jas. NJ. Stephenson.
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