Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-01

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Rea and =. Morton, alternates. Resolu
tions instructing for Blaine were adopted
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Judge Y. Adams, Chairman; VI. G.
Otis, Secretary. ID. G. Reed and Ore
gon Saunders were elected delegates /,
the Chicago Convention. DIR. Flint ant
DIR. Crooks, alternates. A resolution
was introduced instfucting the dolegatei
to support Robert II. Lincoln for Pres
dent. IL excited hot debate aud wa
finally lost and resolution adopted in
structing for Blaine.
EVENING SESSION.
On reassembling at O'Clock, informa.
tion being received that the Committee
on Credentials WAS not prepared 10 re-
port, the Committee on Permanent Or
ganizntion and Order Of Business re-
ported. They recommended, "Tbat
the temporary officers be made perma-
nent; that the convention first hear the
report Of the Committee on Platform
aud Resolutions, then elect four dele
gates.at- large, and finally elect four
alternatcs. Objection was made to re-
ceiving this report until the Committee
on Credentials reported. Objet ton tn
the report was Withdrawn and recess
then declared. During intermission
speeches were made by Geo. A. Knight,
Frank NJ. Pixley, W. W. Morrow. Hor-
ace Davis, Il. g. Gaskill and Others, en-.
Enthusiastically endorsing Blaine.
The report Of the Committee on Gre.
dentials was brought in and accepted.
The report Of the Committee on Order
of business and Permanent Organization
was now again presented rs before spec
ilied and adopted.
DELEGATEs-AT LARGE.
II. II. Boyce nominated for Delegate,
at-l.arge, Thomas X. Bard; H. y. Pres
ton nominated Hon, w. W. Morrow
Robert Roy nominated Hon. Horace
Davis; G. q. Blanchard nominated Hon.
Horace +. Page;J. II. G. Weaver nomi
mated George A. Knight; G. II. Wood
nominated Robert W. simpson; s. G.
benson nominated Creed Raymond
who declined, and nominated Frank M.
Pixley; +. n. Byington nominated
James Nom. Shaftor; +. w. Campbell
nominated X. G. Gaskill. Nominations
closed by motion. The vote was taken
by counties, with the exception of San
Francisco, where the individual vote was
taken. Simpson withdrew. The vote
for Deegates-at- Large resulted as fol-
lows. 4. X. Bard, 293; w. W. Morrow,
3i2; Geo. A. Knight, 81; II. II. Page,
2i5; iorrce Davis, 2G0; II. NJ. Pixley,
l56: Jas. Mem. Shafter, | X. g. GaskilI,
81. This determined the choice of Del
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Morrow, Geo. A. Knight and Horace
DAVIS. On motion the remaining nomi-
nees were declared the choice of the
Convention as alternates.
THE PLATFORM.
The report of the Committee Oh Plat
form and Resolutions was adopted. II
contains the following: ave are in ia.
vor of tariff for protection. We are in
favor of such amendments to the Chi.
nese exclusion act as will effectively pre-
vent any invasion of its letter or spirit,
and will secure to our people absolute
protection against any and ALL forms of
| Chinese immigration; and we further
declare that, il so amended, it should be
made perpetual.
"rhat the 1elegates.at large be in
structed to support Blaine us long as he
remains candidate.
"'That the Commissioner of Agricult-
ure should be made Cabinet officer, and
our delegates are instructed to urge the
insertion of plank in the national plat.
form favoring this idea. ;"
Il. Il. Spence, of Los Angeles, offered
a resolution that Los Angeles be se-
Iected as the place for holding the next
Republican State Convention. Laid on
{ 10 table.
wheat and BARLEY Market.
SAN Francisco, April 30. - Wheat,
dull; buyer season, Sl.55l; buyer,
1884, Sl.5G2; after July LIST, Sl.35
seller, 1884, 81 Lag. Barley, unchanged
buyer, season, $40. S32; buyer, 1854,
.S9I@S0s; seller, season, soho 81
after July lst, ,795- seller, 1884, .7S.
The Brooks Amendment Carried
SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 80 - The
Senate took up Brooks amendment to
section four Of the Barry bill, allowing
railroads organized under other govern.
ments to operate in this State, under
certain restrictions. After severa
speeches for and against, a vote was
taken ON the amendment. Ayes -
Brooks, Cronan, DougheIty, Frazer,
Harrigan, keating, Kelly, Kelley, kel
logg, Knight, Mccarthy. Nelson, Perry
Routier, Ryan, Nrooman, Wallis, Whit
ney. Noes Baldwin, Buck, Chandler
Cox, Flcher, Foster, johnson, Lang
ford, Lynch, Maddox, Murphy, Reddy,
IL. III
Spencer, Sullivan, Tyler, Wolfskill, max
ing tie vote Of Is. Del Vale, voting
no, paired with Cross, voting aye; Eng
lish, voting no. was paired with Nc
Clure. voting aye Lieut.. Gov. Daggett
then threw the casting vote for the ayes,
and the amendment was carried. Reddy
and Sullivan denounced the bill, aud
said that, in its amended condition, ii
was divcsted OF all virtue. Sullivan said
all that was good of the Barry bill was
dead and buried, and he would not vote
for the measure in its amended form.
Oregon Republican Convention
PoRTLANp, Ogn.. April 3O.-The Re-
publican State Convention organized
this morning. Henry A. Failing was
chosen Chairman, and the Convention
adjourned to enable the committees 10
prepare reports.
The Convention nominated Ringer
Herman for Congress, The delegates to
the National Convention will not be
elected till near midnight. The prefer
ence for Blaine is marked but the dele
gates will probably not be instructed.
The platform endorses Arthur's al
ministration, demands protection of wool
and other home products, declares for
Civil Service Reform, demands reg
istry law and asserts the power of State
and National Governments to regulate
railways.