Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-12
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PACIFIC COAST.
Fnrther Proceedings Of the state
Convention -Businass Not Vet.
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STOCKTON, June ll.--After recess
Newlands concluded his speech
Delmas followed, drawing attention tt
the several decisions of Justice Field oi
matters affecting the interests Of the Pa
ciGc Coast.
Garfield, the mover of the resolution,
replied. lie was followed by Grady, oI
Fresno, when tho debate was closed
The roll was called by counties.
The Chairman OF the Alameda delega
ton stated thut he WINS instructed to
vote mo" The announcement was 10
ceivcd with loud cheering. When San
Francisco was reached and G. A. Buck
ley voted mo, there was another burst
of applause. The vote of San francisco
as announced stood l07 noes. 4 ayes and
3 absent. At the 81 40 Of the proceed
ings the vote was called, ayes 10, noes
l53.
The name Of those who voted to strike
out are MS follows, by counties; Kern,
X. j. Ashe; Los Adgeles, ID. X. Risleyi
Sacramento, John O. Brown, Jr., q, W.
Carr, +. G. Durant; San Bernardino, By
ron Waters, X. +. Bledsoe; San Diego,
4. j. Arnold; San Francisco, +. q. New.
land, Proxy VIM. II. Mott. Peter Kelly,
o. Z. Evans; San Muteo, John G. May
nard, proxy; Santa Barbara, A. b. Can
field, Alfonso Den, John s. Bell; Tuo
lumne, G. II. Livingstone, three votes
two by proxy.
Attorney General Marshall, who was
present at the Convention with proxy
was afforded an opportunity of defend
ing himself against the charges present
cd In the resolutions laid before the Con
vention. In the course Of long speech
he maintained that he had not made any
compromise Of the tax cases, that all ht
had done or intended to do was
to accept on account for the face oI
the tax. He said IL would bo no more
than generous TO give an old Democrat
the benefit of the few months time thai
would intervene between the present ant
the decisions of the tax cases before con
vioting him.
Senator Spencer replied, saying h,
had no desire to provoke q debate, bu
il that portion in the resolution referring
to the Attorney General was eliminated
it would be an injustice to Governo
Stoneman.
At IL o'clock the discussion is beinl
continued. Delegates-at-large will b.
elected tomorrow.
District Nominations.
STOCKTON, CAL, June 1.-THE Sec
ond District this afternoon nominated q
g. Goucher. of Mariposa. as elector, an,
Assemblyman +. ID. Nicol, Of Tuolumne
alternate. w. A. Selkirk, of El Dorado
was chosen member of the State Contra
Committee.
The Third District elected X. o
Cravens u member of the State Contra
Committee. j. 4. Martin was nom
mated as elector, and Ell. T.. Leake, o
Solano, alternate.
The Utah Democratic COnven-
tiOn.
SALT LAKE, Utah, June ll.-At tn
Democratic Territorial Convention yes
terlay it was affirmed that the Democrac
and Mormonism are irreconcilab,e; tina
John 4, Caine, the Mormon delegate t
Congress, is not n Democrat, nor ga
any Mormon be Democrat, and that, i
the judgment of the Convention it was
serious mistake on the part of the Dem
ocrats in Congress in naming said Cain
as member OF the Democratic Congres
sional Committee.
Charles Robbins Dead.
SAN Francisco, June ll.-Charle
Robbins, of the well-known firm @
Blake, Robbins h Co., wholesale pape
dealers, and State Prison director, die
this morning at his residence in Oal.
land, aged 53 years.
or Interest to ship Masters.
SAN Francisco, June ll.-Advice
received here to-day state that it is tn
intention of the government to continu
the branch office of the Hydrographi
service in this city.
Heavy Rains In san Francisco
San FRANCisco, June ll.-One of th
heaviest rains OF the season set in &c
night at : o'clock and has continue
without interruption up to one o'cloc
this morning, with ever prospect {
keeping it up till daylight.
Reports tonight announce rain
throughout the middle sections OF tn
| State.
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