Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-01
oznocRAr,c COUNTY cosvEnr,on
Proceedings OF the Convention Res
olutions Adopted Strong and
Unanimous Resolutions for Tilden
and Hendricks = The Delegates
to the State Convention.

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Unanimous Resolutions for Tilden
and Hendricks = The Delegates
to the state Convention.
The Democratic County Convention
met yesterday at Turnverein Hall at
half past ten o'clock A. M. anil was called
to order by Hon. j. de Barth Shorb, Chair
man of the County Committee, called
the Convention to order and read the
announcement published, calling for the
election of nineteen delegates to the
State Convention to be held at Stockton.
On motion Of Sidney Lacy Stephen NJ.
White was appointed temporary chair
man, who responded with neat, little
speech, which was warmly applauded-
On motion Of Mr.. Gaddy, w. j.
Brodrick was appointed temporary Sec
rotary.
A committee of seven on credentials,
consisting Of A. w. Ryan, j. Downey
Harvey. II. e. Weiner. w. II. Spur
geon, Thos. Pheian, George Kinds and
c. r. Rinaldi. were appointed.
A recess Of fifteen minutes was then
had to allow members to hand in their
credentials.
The following Committee on Resolu-
tions was then appointed: w. D. Steph.
onson, T. J. Kearns, Abbott Kinney,
Sidney Lacy and L. L. Bequette.
The following named gentlemen com.
prised the committee on permanent or.
ganisation and orde rof business G G Ha-
gar, J. P. Moran, J. I. Gafiey, b. Knott
and s. w. Brooks. The convention then
adjourned until half past twelve o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee on credentials, present
ed the full list Of delegates to the con-
vention, as follows:. Anaheim; Alex
Bailey, G G Hagan. proxy; w NJ
McFaddeu, T L Gaumon, McFadden,
proxy; b + Pointer. J T Giroux. Hagar,
proxy; Azuza, J 7 Gordon, J II Bender,
John Malone, w P Barnes; Cahuergs,
F Lushrung; Compton, II Il Haskins.
J Lucas, l. MoSwain, q w Glover;
Duarte, F Banning, + Barnes,
banning proxy; FL Monte. J W
Broaded, R Tyler, Brosded, proxy; W
II Harrington, A G Yeary. WIN Slack;
Elizabeth Lake, James Heffner; Flor
ence, w P Ransom. w B Abila, G w
Judson; Fountain Valley. = Beau
champ; Garden Grove, II W
Head; Los Nietos. John Thurman.
Thomas Phelau, l. L Bequette, J J Lane,
E Pollerano, e Mcdarry; Los An
geles city First Ward; J Mutually.
Moran, proxy; D Murphy, J K Mo
Manus, D + Camp, proxy. Second
Ward; Wm Pridham, s Celestin, Cruz.
proxy; D A Moriarty, Day. proxy; I
Atwell, Lacey, proxy; P Ballade, Cruz.
proxy; VIM Rockwell, Gaifsy. proxy.
Third Ward; 8 M White, d M
Adams, Charles Gassen. A w Ryan, c
Jacoby, 8 Prayer, D Botiller, 7 Il Ro-
wan, George c Knox. J g Estudillo, W
R Rowland, Z T McGinnis, John s
Carr.-Fourth Ward; w II Workman,
VIM Thorpe. + Sabichi. u Chandler,
o II Bliss. Tn Froelinger, s J Beck
Fifth Ward; 7 B Brown, J P Mo
ran, d v Waldron, J J Mellus,
IL G Mcdonald. X NJ McGarry,
J Downey Harvey; Monte vista,
George Cole, w H Carlin; Newhall. {
A Mentry, c B Richardson; Norwalk. ]
D Saskett, L w Robinson, w J Nc
Gaugh; Old Mission, L Colgate; Orange
w Henry, G C Hagar, H 7 Gardner
Pasadena, C H Watts, Abbott Kinney
Pomona, Y w Brooks. Phi Stein, w
Martin; San Gabriel, L J Rose, J Har
bert, C Broadus, J De Barth Shorb. f Sci
vim; San Pedro, L Phillips; SAND Juan CAP
} istrano. r Congdon, Juan Salaberri
Santa Ana, w H Spurgeon, J NJ Lacey
] E Thomas. r NJ DUNCAN, w II TED
|. ford, d r Whitney, w N Tedford, G Y
Humphreys. c Hickey; San Fernando
: ] z Barrett, C r Rinaldi; Downey. 7
Kerns, J Davis, John Fuller, J NJ Pitt
w T East. J P Fleming; Santa Monic'
LG Giroux, J F johnson; Tustin.
Potts; Vernon, r H Motion, W Cobls
. J Nick enzis; Wilmington, Geo Hindi
J WIN Lewis, r NJ Busher. @ H Hildel
! brand; Westminster, r Peterson, Jess
i, Davis; Yorba. Daniel Yorba, Short
proxy. Signed by the committee ~
pointed on credentials. s.
!, It was proposed that the nineteen de
| egates be elected at large. A discussio
ensued, followed by vote on the que
+ tion whether the delegates should
elected from the Supervisoral district
r After the reading Of the names Of th
\ delegates. the report Of the committe
on permanent organization and order {
. business, was read and adopted. Th
8 temporary officers were reappointed I
permanent officers Of the convention.
It was finally resolved to elect fiv
delegates at large. two from the frs
( district, six from the second and thirt
0 two from the fifth. two from the sixth
and two from the seventh district.
J. Following Is the report Of the Con
mittee on Resolutions, which was unal
. imously adopted:
= Resolped. That we indorse the actio
Of the majority Of the Democratic men
|, bers of this Legislature in adhering
4 their pledges; and we point to Il
I fact that needed remedial legislstiv
was prevented by the practically unan
nous action Of the Republican minorit'
10 aud that party, having now openl
,f avowed it's sympathy with monopolie
,e does not deserve the support of any on
who believes that corporations shou
not rise above the law.
Resolved, That we emphatically a
= prove the course of the Railroad Cor
y miss oner from this district. Hon. w. v
ID Foote. and we as emphatically condsu
'e the action Of Carpenter and Humphrey
OF that Commission, and declare tn
:. they have vielated their pledges, ha
" failed in their official duties, and ha
70 been recreant to the people and to the
10 party.
:. Resolved, That the sentiment Of 4
oi Democracy Of Los Angeles county is
favor Of the nomination Of Hon. r.
10 del Vale a. member of Congress fro
/. this district and the delegates elected
this convention are hereby requested
"a use all honorable means to forward !
~ nomination.
y Resolved, That each and every Pers'
n. here chosen ~ . delegate shall Piled
!. himself to personally attend thereat u