Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27
POLITICAL GATHERINGS.
CalEfsrnia Republicans In
CsnventIen.


A14 AE4kElE4. A0I. As-An4 MEQ40r
lin4n Staas 01nssnlian was ealleA 20
or'ise a 70 o'oloek thia marning. TIE
temporary 1xEa1iz4lieA waa made per-
manank, ard tha fnllouinz or1eF q
Ausinees was 1ep1Etsds Enminafion Of
Supreme Judges; adoption Of platform
and Kesulntis1s; nomination of GoR-
eEn1r. Lisgtennnt GogernoE. Secretary
of stats, ComptrollsF. Treasures. After.
ney 9eneral. surveyor 6eaersl. super
iniandant of Public EnslFuslion and
Oerk Of The SapFems CouFss selection
of the State Central Commlttsa.
TIE hrst ballot for SapEems Judze
resulted il the n0ntnatiua % Ratl1Esnn,
ef San aoaqnin, whn received SIS Nutes.
On the sssoad hsllol. Mcfarland, ef
Eaoramentos reoeived 235 votes. and was
declared she nominee A reoea was
toeu taksn-
After the Recess HamiIson. of Ala
msda. Was nominated for Sapgsms
Court Judge for TIE nnaxpiEed harm 70
auoosed Ross.
AftsF tho thEss aupssns JndQss had
been naminatad che ComMiltss an Plat
form presented iis report, Whioh vas
unanimoaaly adepted. The Convention
then proeseded 20 the nomination Of
Governor. Five minutes vas allowed
for sanh nonination, and altar some
discussion Il was decided b require
fhe candidates 30 appear and endorse
toe platform bafore being voted fee.
81. v. Morskouss. of MonlaHer, uIacad
10 nomination Jehn p. swim. Ths
State BE said s'demanda . man whosa
past record f0roshadowa an honest, 40
riRht and vieorous administration; 8
man Of strona neral and political
courage; q man II whom ell can tFnat,
Who knows chs wants of the people. Who
understands the relations 81 labor and
oapitsl and can adiust them 10 tue baas
interests Of the great mass of The people,
who as q leader will direct his party -
Fietory; q man whose feelings 90 the
Chinese question are In aympaahY with
the iahoFinQ classes. Give us THIS nan
- man incoEfuptible. learned and In
talliRsnf, and when The smoke Of battle
rells away nsxt November victory will
psRoh on oar hannsra
o. &. GarFoutea, Of Yelo. mominafad
Charles T. Reed. He said that Mr..
Reed has bssn an honeaf citizen Of
Tslo for thigty iys yeaFa aud has ably
filed macy positions OF trust. The
candidate for Governor should come
ffom she interior. TIE people or the
in5erior h.vs an idea that the politics Of
San Francisco are not the personihoa-
ti0n of purity aud honesty. (Applauss
and hiasesl. He added that ali HE life
Mr.. Reed bad been q laoofing nan. To
zee him is 90 vote for him. II aome
sther one Should Be nominated, hoV-
ever, Yolo's eEorls on behalf Of the Re-
puhlfean tioket will not be abated.
General ". II. l. LIbaFnes IN Q brilliant
apsooh nominated 9eaeral W. H. Di-
mond Of San kranciaoo. In the course
Of HE apeeoh be said, II yoa n0mi-
nate Dimand. all the labor unions of
San FFanciseo, without exception, viii
Support him.
Col. ). P. jackson nominated Chan
oeilor HaKtson, Of Napa-
Ex- Senator Newton Be0th, Who vas
Feosived with cheers, seconded the nom
nation Of gohn ]. ..8wifl
Charles MaaiAy, Of Los Angeles.
seconded the nomination Of Ohancellof
Harrison. Re said be was q squaFe,
honest man and one OF the best men II
the State. TIE speakef bad kneWn him
as q merchant. banker, farmer and col
Isotor Of internal revenue, and meyer
heard q word Of complaint against him.
George A KniRht seconded The nom.
inafiOn of ChAFles Y. Reed, % folo.
KniQht's aOpeai was q very eloqusnt
e6oft and aFoused mach ENTHUSIASM.
Alithe nominations having besn made
the Congsntion then prooeeded 10 ballot
for the n0mlnaiion kOg Governor.
Tue fraE ballot resulted a. fellows
Swift 108. Harrison Ill, Reed 81, Di-
- u
Immsdiaisly after TIE arst ballot The
convention adjourned until o'clock.
On reaasembline, the bailotinQ con
tinued &c foliows;
second ballot for 8ogeFnof-Dimo1o,
1864; ssifs, ll95fi Harrison, 1lsi Reed,
rhiFd baIlot--Dimond, 15s; swifi,
i29. Harrison, los; Resd. o6s MoFroW. 3
Foarsh balios-Diam0nd ISL. swift
i82. HaFtaun lf0 kasd 81. M0ffoWA y
Harrison los, Reed 81, Morr~W 2
Sixfh Diamond lb4. Swift l10.
Harrison io2, Reed S., Morrow 3
Ths Convention then adjourned until
10 O'Clock tomorroW.
Daring the halloting thaFe we're ocoa-
sional barsis Of applsnss as the vote q
favoEiss candidates increased
Texas ReDablicans.
Waco (Tex. J. AuR. 3s.--The Repubh-
can STATE Convention today nominated
: full ticket beaded for Governor by A.
n. Coehran, of Dallas. TIE platform
favors The submission Of . pRohibitto1
ames dment 10 the OonsiitniiOn to q
goae Of the psople, opposes the leaslnR
of aonsieta, cen0unoe8 the oppreaslon
of the mercantile and laboEine iateresis
hv nonopoliata, and fAvofs tue Blair
Rdusafional bill. Besoiutions Of rospsot
q ths memory % Judge Binoklsy and
Gensral Grant we're adopted.
EIsanots Bemseraia.
eparnaFrK1D (M), AuR. .. = The
Demoorasio State 0oEgention nere %
day nominated by asslamstion h =. ,.
Kicker, Of 0uinay. foF Treasurer, and
3. 4. Oidk e Tsanark, OaEfoii eoEnly,
for RupeFinfsndant Of Pnblie lnglra9-
don. The resolutions endorse ClsTe-
lsndss AdministEation. Tie other
blanks are - fellows
Rssoissd. That tue Democsatie party
by jts history and traditions . pleaeed
q The preteotion ef al AmericAn eaii-
1sns. both native born and natafali1so,
whils eofanruina IN ioEuiRn lano4s and
ws haartlly commend the proupt ana
sneesasfml damaand of Pseslaent Ciese.
lands AdminislEafion for tbs Felsass of
an Amariaam citl6e1 ffnn uniust con
Anement in q Esxiean prIaon.
RsaoIssd, Thai t4xationtof TIE peoRio
for otkeS purpssss tean FsisinE EsVenue
for tha expanaea q tie Roysfmmeat
eeonamisaliy aduinisfsfs1 i fobbegy
undaf the f0rm of IAw. We are u
faror Of . Fsdasii0a 81 the pEeseni an
juus taFiG % q Nxsnao bas1e And
nesrtily endorse the aet1or of tnpse
Demacrafin repeaaan1atiEes Ia OonGre.l
aho ere faifhfai % tie eause Of tAriB
Eaf0ru.
Ths pfstform furtha npgroFss ihs
fnxfrfs1fs of sns4xue4 lan1 grants.
fsVors snoh Measures and poiieioe -
: III ureros harmuny II tAe r-iations
hef9een oApitai aEa l2oor ard as
ausaeIr psn6sof the EiRhsa a9d intstesis
81 boih, nnd adSooNtss NE esianlisa-
men, e. fAx a. p14zlhle o4 poAf44 g
arbitssfinn % ssftls disputes eetweaa
nmuioysrs and smplpyeaas orpe44a eou-
TIcf Isbur. sympatbsaes va tne iriso
uuoEsuoeut foF ksus rale ard aoF1o4aea
Iiberai panssans foE aissoled esiatezA
Tlsa uFahialtiou rlamk d - foileNss
p.-.gss.s7 F,hnf Inhf1n q have NJ p8f-