Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-13
10 enact such laws as will prevent and
prohibit such deceitful practices.

10 enact such laws as will prevent and
prohibit such deceitful practices.
Adopted.
Haskell, of San Francisco, presented
communication from the Portland
anti.Chinese Congress, as its representa-
tive. He was granted the privilege Of
speaking upon it. James Galloway
made the point OF order that Haskell
was talking about something which did
not concern the convention. He feared
that any implication with the violence
Of the northern part of the State would
iniure the people Of California before
Congress.
II don't see how ii can injure us be-
fore Congress. observed Chairman
Freer. harmoniously. "You can't spoil
a bad egg"
At the request of Haskell the Chair
directed that the communication be
handed TO the Executive Committee, and
that copies of the anti. Chinese Congress
statement Of its proceedings be sent to
each member OF the convention.
Senator Filcher proposed resolution
Of thanks to the officers of the conven-
tion and representatives Of the press,
which were adopted.
Mr.. Ravlin read a letter from Mo-
desto, stating that speakers are needed
in Stanislaus county to organize an anti
Chinese movement at Knights Ferry.
A company composed principally of
Cinnamon are about to erect wooden
mill, and the request is made that some
means to buy them ont be arrived at.
Grove johnson came in, and on learn
ing Of the Stanford resolutions called the
conventions attention to the impro-
priety and lack Of wisdom Of calling in
advance upon Senator Stanford to re-
sign. Senator Reddy also deemed this
impolitic, and by consent Of Barry the
Objectionable phrases were stricken out.
The convention then adjourned sine
die.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IN SESSION.
The Executive Committee met in the
Senate chamber this afternoon while the
convention was still in session, G. f.
by virtue of his appoint
ment as member -at-large, acting as
chairman.
Senator Kellogg moved that the chair
man, secretary, treasurer, four members
from San Francisco-Messr Davis,
Barry, Henton and Ciark-and a mem
ber from Alameda he constituted sub
Executive Committee, and that the ques-
tion of the establishment Of headquar-
ters be referred to that body. This mo.
ton, after some debate, was adopted.
On motion OF Houghan, Of Alameda,
@. +. McGlashan was chosen chairman
and j. Ii. Barry, of San Francisco, vice.
chairman of the committee.
On motion Of the same gentleman
Senator Reddy, who, 1t was subsequent
ly ascertained, although representing
Mono on the committee, resides at San
was added to the sub-com-
mittee.
Chairman Mc0lashan brought up the
subject of funds and asked for sugges-
tions. U. s. Gregory moved to author
ize the b-Executive Committee to
draft an appeal and that each commit
teeman constitute himself a collector.
This motion was adopted.
Davis was unanimously chosen Treas
nrer on the ground that be resides at a
central portion of the State and las a
reputation that will insure the conf
ience of all the people.
On motion of Kellogg it was ordered
that G. +. Mctilashan, as Chairman of
The Committee. be paid salary Of
300 month by the Treasurer. The
'alary of Rev. N. J. Rsvlin as State
organizer was fixed at Sl00 a month and
expenses. The committee
then adjourned.