Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-24
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION
Proclamation

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WHEREAS BY \ RESOLUTION ADOPTED
w by the Democratic County Convention
convened at Sacramento city, AUGUST 50, 1854
the Democratic County Central committee
wis Instructed and directed 10 call Primary
Elections, under the Primary Election Law OF
this state, for the Election of Delegates to all
Conventions; and
WHEREAS, A majority (but minority as con-
stituted by said County CCnventioa) OF said Cen
trail Committee have ignored said instructions,
and have refused to join with the undersigned,
members of the said Central Committee III call
ing such Primaries, and have also violated that
clause of the Democratic platform as adopted at
the Democratic State Convention, held at Stock
ton, which reads as follows:
RcSOlucd That ne condemn The practice Of cleo
ton bg County Central Committees Of delegates 10
COnrtatons as c0HtrdTg to the principles 0 Dem0c-
racy." and
WHEREAS, Said majority of said Central Com
mittee have appointed delegates direct to the
Democratic State Convention. to be held in San
Francisco August 81, 1856, and have by this act
of uSurpation deprived the Democracy OF sac-
Ianaerie c0tiity-6fea voice IN the selection OF
their representatives in the state Convention;
therefore.
Resolred, That in obedience to said clause of
the platform of the Democratic State Conven-
ton held at Stockton, and in obedience 10 the
the last Democratic County Convention OF sac,
1amento county, a primary election viii be held
in the county OF sacramento on
Tuesday, Oath day Of August, 1885.
For the purpose of eleciing delegates to
the Democratic Convention, which is hereby
ordered to be held in Sacramento city, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of AUGUST,
1856, at O'Clock P. NJ, to elect delegates TO
the Democratic State Convention TO be held on
tl,a 4 Il Ar1ort and 70 nominate
legislative and county ticket, and to elect a
Democratic County Central Committee and also
to elect delegates to the Conventions called Tor
the purpose of nominating candidates for Con-
gress Railroad ComIni lsioner and member OF
the State Board of Equalization The said
primary election will be held under the proyis-
ions of the primary election law ana IN accord
auce with the provisions of the Political Code Of
this State. All voters who voted for Cleve-
land and Hendricks, or would have so
voted had they had an oppOrtuni-
ty and who are in favor of County Central
Committees being governed by the instructions
OF the County Conventions which created them,
and who are opposed to the action of the major
ity of the County Central Committee in appoint
ing delegates to the State Convention in direct
violation of the Democratic State platform, and
who will support the Democratic ticket, are en-
titled to vote at said primaries.
ResOlred, That the polls shall be open from
to o'clock P. NJ. in the city OF Sacramento, and
from to o clock P. NJ in the country.
RcsolUed That notice of said Primary Election
be given by publication in the REcoRD-uNIoN
and Daily Bee on August %. 1856
ResOlrcd That the basis of representation to
said County Convention be one for each Election
Precinct where a Democratic vote was cast at
the last Presidential election ard one Tor every
twenty votes cast for Cleveland and Hendrlcks.
Resolued That said primary election Will be
held in the several precincts hereinafter named)
of the county and the following are the names
of the officers of said election:
First Precinct-tFnst supervisor IlStrlctl-9
joIn of N0ultSl-IDS hector. lSl-
dore Townsend; Judges, Mark Foster and VIM.
Minor.
second Precinct (sirst Supervisor District
delegates-(Polis at southwest corner of Sew
enlh az I)-Inspector, J. Q. Brown, Jr.; Judges,
F. 4. McManus ana Lopez Mauldin.
Third Preciuct-tFIrst supervisor DISTINCTLY
delegates at southeast corner of Ninth
and D-InSpectoT, c. W. Clarke; Judges, Joseph
Klien and j. ". Brannigan.
First Precinct-(Second Supervisor DISTRICT
10 delegates-(Polls at southeast corner OF 'FRONT.'
and X l-Inspector, John Black Judges, Z. Hag-
erty ard John Crowley.
Second Preeinct-(second Supervisor DISTRICT
10 delegates Polls at southeast corner OF
Third and X = Inspector, Martin keegan
Judges John Parsons and Z. Dolan.
Third Precinct-(Second supervisor DISTRICT
s delegates-(Polls at southeast corner OF Fifth
and K5-Inspector, J. G. Davis; Judges, Richard
Singleton and VIM. Kerr
Fourth Precinet-(Second Supervisor District
p delegates polls at Central House, between
Eighth and Ninth, on Kl-Inspector, Edmond
Pait Judges, NJ. Bremen and ". Riel.
First Precirct--( Third supervisor DlstrctlI-9
delegatas-fPolls at northeast corner of Twelfth
and T-Inspector, Charles r. Parsons; Judges,
Louis Nicolaus and James II. Groth.
Second Precinct-(rhird Supervisor District
delegates Polls at southeast corner OF ven
tieth and H)-Inspector, Add. C. Hinkson
Judges, H. NJ Blackwell and G. W. Nichols.
Third Precinct Third Supervisor DISTRICT
o delegates-(PoIls at Eldred House, between
Tenth and Eleventh, on K)-Inspector, John c.
Scroges; judges, g. +. Bronner and l.. d. Berck.
Fourth Precnct-(1hiId Supervisor District-
delegates-(PolIs at southeast corner of Sew
enteenth and M)-Inspector, Peter Flaherty
Judges, John T. Barry and Chas Herndon.
Guthries-i delegates-lnspector, John Guth-
RE; Judges, Louis Gerber and Joseph Allen.
Oak Hail. delegates-lnspector, Geo Peters;
Judges Oscar Flint and Peter Miller.
Pockman's-1 delegate-lnspector, y. Patton:
Judges J. NJ. Bell and.
Brighton-2 delegates-fnspector, J. Jones;
Judges f. Dunon and H. Bundock.
Patterson's-3 delegates-Inspector. Charles
Defending; Judges, John Shields ard Peter Rob
Couches-1 delegate-IDspector, E. L. Coons;
Judges. D. Folly. VIM. Higgins.
Antelope delegates-lIspector. G.. W. Cav
lit; Judges, VIM. Coyle and L. B. Clarke
Lincoln school House, delegate-Inspector,
A. Kiethly; Judges, W. Z. Johnston and -
Ashland-2 delegates-Inspector, A. Hinkle;
Judges and -".
Folsom delegates = Inspector, DR.. F. c.
Durand: Judges, George White, w. o. Davis;
Mormon Island-1 delegate-Inspector, VIM.
Fl. Johnson Judges w. d. johnson.
Halfway House, delegate-lnspector, H. L.
Mills: Judges A. d. Oakley,
Natoma-l delegate-Inspector, d. w. Taylor;
Judges A. Fl. Thomasson and -"
Howelrs% delegates-Inspector, John Civ
ems Judges, DIR. Gibbs aud John Belcher.
NJ ch;can Barr delegates-Inspector, I. j.
Brown Judges, John Gafney and | I.iI.Io
Live OAK delegates-lnspector, John Long
IrdUes w A Brow and -.
Fiorin-2 disqualification officers to be Sc
lected by voters.
Elk Grove-i delegates inspector. Martin
Dart Judges, DR.. James Caples, Edward Rickett.
Johnsons-1 disqualification ofilcers TO De
elected by voters.
Union House-l delegate-Inspector, DR.. G.
Brainard Judges, --a and -
Frceport-2 delegates Inspector, Robert Cor
lie Judges, Chas. K. Miller, John o'Toole.
franklin delegates-Inspector, James Han
Ian Judges, T. McInerney- --
Courtland-2 delegates Inspector. silas Cal
loway; Judges, o. X. Runyon and VIM. BarIy
Walnut Grove-1 delegate-lnspector, WiiIlam
Holtum: Judges Pleasant Crew and John Miller
Isleton-2 delegates-Inspector, c. +. Hensley;
Judges, s. Dickey and H. S. Dickey..
Calls delegates-Inspector, c. w. Harvey /;
Judges II. Fugitt, w. l. Skinner.
Clay station-2 delegates-lnspeetor Wliilam
Mitchell Judges. --.
Hicksville-2 delegates-Inspector, D. H. Can
j. y. PAYNE,
Chairman
D. F. BEYEREDGE,
Secretary.
ANDREW BLACK,
HENRY MEYERS.
FRANK THOMPSON,
JAMES T0UHEY,
Members of the Democratic County Central