Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-19
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Prohibition state Convention
lIsr or DELEGATES.

BfOhlDltiOn 8tate convention
List or Delegates.
SAN Francisco, June lS.-The State
Prohibition Convention elected the fol.
lowing delegates to the National Con-
vention: First District-Judge H. A.
Mayhew, J. II. Leining, W. G. Swan.
Second District--W. M. Forbes, C. A.
Bateman, f. Med. Green. Third Dis
trict-H. T. Becker. G. NJ. Golding, H.
l.. Ross. Sixth District--G. Steele. w.
d. Gould, 8. Fowler. Following were
elected delegates .at-large: r. H. Mo.
Donald, J. L. Coles, J. Russell, J. A.
Fairbanks and T. N. Wills. II was
moved that the delegation be instructed
70 present the name Of DR.. R H. Nc
Donald. Of San Francisco, for the Presi-
dent Of the United States on the prohi.
bition ticket. The following were named
as nominees for Congress; First dis
trict c. P. Bateman; second district, J.
b. Webster; third district, T. j. Wills;
Sixth district. viii D. Gould.
Badd's Opponent for Congress.
BAN FRANCISCO. June l8.-It is stated
that w. w. Camron, Of Oakland, is 10
be brought out as . nominee for Con.
gress in opposition to Budd.
Denocratic state Cenventien at
Saratoga.
SARATOGA, N. Y, June 1S.-The
State Central Committee adjourned to
distribute tickets. The Convention
meets at one o'clock this afternoon. At
the meeting of the Tammany delegates
at noon, John Kelly presiding, General
Spinold announced that the conference
between the Chairmen of the County
Democracy. Tammsny and Irving Hall
representation Of New York the county
representation be as follows The Coun.
ty Democracy be 81 delegates, Tam
many 81 and Irving Hall TO-
VIM. Il. Smith was elected temporary
chairman. The rules of the assembly
were adopted. A Committee on Gre.
dentials were appointed, and q resolu.
tion adopted that no member of the
committee be allowed to vote on q con.
test affecting his own seat A CON-
mittee from each Congressional Dis.
trict was appointed to select
delegates to the National Convention,
four delegates from the State at large
and Presidential electors. It was de-
eide that OF the New York representa-
tlon the county Democracy should have
four Presidential electors and seven
National delegates. Tammany three elec-
tors aud seven delegates. At 2:25 the
convention adjourned until 7 Pm.
Irving Hall and the County Democ-
racy held a caucus aud selected their
delegates in accordance with the agree
ment Of their Chairman with Tammany
Irving Hall instructed their delegates to
vote for Cleveland.
P. M-About half past twelve the
delegates began to file iuto the hall.
During the roll call Of the Convention
the name Of Samuel J. Tilden, Jr., was
called and received the first outburst of
applause. John Kelly's name was also
cheered. At half.past one the ConveR.
ton was called to order by D. l.. Man
ming Of Albany. VIM. +. Smith, the tenn
porary chairman Of the convention, in
opening his address laid stress on the
fact that the Democratic party had
gained large accessions to their ranks
from the Republicans. He said Demo.
Gratis everywhere are looking axiously at
the action Of this convention. [Cheers. ]
Leuisiana ne mocratie state Con-
vent10n.
BATON R0rGE, La, June lS.-The
Democratic State Convention adopted q
platform last night congratulating the
party on its brilliant prospects and put
themselves Ia line with the brethren Of
their sister States. 1t reaffirms the prin-
ciples Of the party; that 1t is the duty
Of the country to protect all citizens,
and conserve all industries; favors
tariff for revenue limited to the necessi-
ties OF the government economically ad-
ministered, and so adjusted a. to pre-
vent unequal burdens, encourage pro-
duction and home industries, afford just
compensation to labor, but not create or
foster moHopolies. The general govern
ment should care for and improve
the great water ways of the
Republic, favors the nomination OF
Tildeu as not only essential and re-
buke to fraud and misgovernment, but
It is hereby declared the duty Of the
Democratic party to itself and the couu-
try, and requests it's delegates from this
convention to represent and sustain the
views expressed in this resolution.
Colorado Delegates FOR Cleveland.
DENVER, Col, June lS.-At 2:30 A.
N. the Democratic State Convention
held 1t Pueblo, elected the following
delegates to Chicago: Gov. Grant. M.
8. Walter, M. D.Crow, J. d. McGil-
very, Dennis Sullivan, J. r. Letchen.
The delegation were uninstructed, but
Cleveland is probably their choice.
Resignation Of President Dillon
sfthe Union Pacinc.
New York. June lS.-At meeting Z
Of the Union Pacific Directors, Dillon
resigned as President; Charles Francis
Adams occupied the position. 1t was
voted that in lieu OF dividends payable
July LIST, the sum Of s7lS,Sl4 be paid
from monies in the Company's treas
ury TO meet the demands Of Secretary Of
the Treasury for the payment OF inter
eet on bonds issued under the Thurman
act for the year ending December 3lst.
vsrnont Republican state Con-
vention.
BuRLINoTeS, VT, June lS.-The Re-
publican State Convention met this fore.
nom with large attendance. When
reference was made to Blaine his name
was received with great enthusiasm.
Samuel 4. Lingree was nominated fo1
Governor by acclamation.
neeeptien Of Blaine and Logan
ELLSWORTH, Me-, June IS. --Lastnigh'
large crowd gathered at the Hancock
House filling It to over6owing. The re-
ception committee, accompanied by
band Of music, was preceded by Blaine
and Logan who were escorted from TIM
!. residence Of the former to the hall whert
2 orand receufion was held