Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03
PACIFIC COAST.



SAE FaANcrsoo, Sept. 2-Tha Demo
craGie STATE Ooavontion resumed its
laborB e. 1910 fhis maEnina. Ths 6fsl
business wa the nomination of q candi-
data for the rsmaiuinq plaos on The IA
prsms bench Whsn a halloe was taken
The Fesalt vas Shown % b faxoFabla %
Judge Baron Waters, Of San BaFnsE-
dino, be having roceived 20 Yates cut
Of & total cast Of 462.
Tee COMMITTEES on Platform and Res
olnkiona then presented sholr report
Tie platform endorses 0ioVelandsa
administration; reoommend8 the free
coinage of silver; demands the restoEa-
tion 81 the Wool tariff of 1851; favors
The passage Of the vine hilla nov befoFs
Congress- approves o. labor co-opera-
tive eocisiies: demands the abroQafian
Of tie BurlinRaDa Chinese treaty, and
fAvers Legislation providing for tns de-
partation Of al Chiness nov n the
United States. Il expresses gyunpathy
With the Irish pssple h their efoxts for
Home Rule; favofs the equitable distFi
button Of The waters Of the Stats fer
irriRation purposes, while granting 20
the State the right % assume control Of
tie waters unaer laws 70 b enacted for
that purpose.
Hominafious for Governor we're then
pgroeedsd with. Z. 3. Mitoheli. Of San
Francisco. nominated ex- Mayor Bryant,
Of San Francisco. Eugsne Duprey, Of
San Francisco, seconded IL senator
johnson, Of Senoma County, nominated
Patrick Reddy, Of Mono Ooenty. Del
vale, Of Los Angeles. seconded keddy'a
nomination, after which 7. J. Clunie, Of
San Francisco, arose and nominated
Washington Bartletk of San Francisco.
He referred 30 hin a. the one man
among al Who bad ever held
oflse in thaf munioipaliiy who vas
the greatest enemy Of corporations.
" BArtlett b q granite platform himself.
With him e NE bead Of tie Democrats
ticket, the Republioan party viii receive
les dsatn knell In NoFember next.n tx
Senator p. +. O'Conner seconded Bart
iett'a nominatioa. 7. =. GFifhth, of
Fresno, nominated ex- -CoaarussmAa Q.
p. Berry. J. Il. Bsii. Of 8onoma. 500
onded &. s. r. Einhol nominated e.
TArpsy, Of Alameda. If goa nominase
him,p hs said, . the Republican party
will never be swifl enongh 70 ovsFtaka
him. J. 3. MaElrath. Of Alameda,
seconded Tarpey's nomination. J. NJ.
Wordnn, og San Luis Obiapo, nominal-
Cd 4. J. Ross. Of Las Angeles. bat Geo.
3. Pattsn, of Loa Angeles. uithdre
Rose's name. Tha neminasiona were
than closed. Each ef the candidates
than came before the oonventien and IN
tara endorsed tie platfenm- heddy's
apueafanos vas ioudlY ares1ed, e. Waa
also that Of BaEsietk The bAlloting
fer 0ovsPnGr ahsu began.
Tho aRst ballot waB aB follo~s: total
vote. tf8 necessary % oAoioe, 14s
Bsrtlstt, l2f; Reddy, g.; Berry, la;
Tarpsy. 80 BEyant. 6s oartis. L Cole
man, q
Ths oonvsnsioa then adjourned nntil
10 eaeioak tomorraW moFutnq.
TIE Dsmoagats of tha fifBt OouRfoB-
aisnal Diatrise today nomingted Thos.
L. Thompaan, present 8eofstaFy Of
aats, foF Oongreas
Pers TsWnsead Hsfsa.
POnr TowNsERD, 6epl. 3.--Jas. Clark,
a. Dunasness, waa 6foasht hoIs las
nfnhA. haNiuQ been pr1alrated b. paFai-
pa. and b nov undergoing medieAi
ersatmarA
M. Banta b buildine . large dwell-
ina On MoHntain Fiew, IN whiaA he Wtli
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