Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-09
STATE ASTI-CaENEsE CONVENTION
List OF the Delegates Appointed to Meet
in Sacramento To- morrow.

STATE AAIl.CHESESE CONVENTION
List OF the Delegates Appointed to Meet
in Sacramento To- inorrow.
The State Convention called by the Anti
Chinese Association of Sacramento to meet
in this city on March 10th, will convene at
the Assembly Chamber of the State Capitol
tomorrow.
The idea of a State Convention was con-
ceived in this city and originated with the
local organization of Sacramento. and not
at San Jose, as some have claimed. The
circulars sent out by the local organization
were as follows 1.-THE citizens of Sacra-
mento county, of all classes, professional
men, merchants, artisans, farmers and la
borers, have organized themselves into an
association to obtain relief from the evils
of Chinese immigration. They believe
that somebody must start a movement to
unity the people of the State Accordingly,
a State Convention has been called to meet
at Sacramento, March 10, 1856. VIII you
be good enough for the advancement of the
common cause, TO call the attention of
your people to the cali for the Convention"
The above circular was accompanied by
call setting forth the objects sought to be
attained, and designating the number of
delegates apportioned to each county. it
was followed several days after by the fol-
lowing: You are respectfully requested.
at your next regular meeting, or at a special
meeting, to appoint the delegates appor-
toned to your county, and to notify our
committee thereof. The settlement of the
Chinese question has been greatly retarded
by incorporate speeches, and relief can
he obtained only by concerted action of all
branches Of business and labor. VIII you
please notify our Secretary of the receipt
of this, and of the time when your dele
gates will be chosen
Judging from the names of delegates
| already received, the Convention will be
composed of men representing the best in
| teliigence, and fairly conservative from all
portions of the State. Thew have mostly
/ been selected by tie Boards of Supervisors
of the several counties, but to which list
each anti-Chinese club has the privilege of
sending one delegate 1t would seem that
| the method OF selecting delegates was as
| good as could well be devised. and il is to
! be hoped that the body thus chosen will be
able to discuss and treat the subject on
hand in manner commensurate with its
importance and so as to bring the greatest
permanent good to our laboring and indus
trial classes. The lists of delegates thus far
| received are as follows:
Alameda-Joseph F. Black, L. H. Cutler, Her
man Crowell, P. j. G. Kenna, Thomas B. Gard
ner, John Burk, John l.. Bromley, T. J. Mofitt
=. s. Denison, NJ. Doody, +. b. Tappan, J. F.
Pryal, j. L. McElrath, W. W. Cannon, Henry
Nrooman, Andrew H. Anderson. A. Boyer r.
NJ. Apgar, Thomas Armstrong, W. r. Andrls
John Haekett, j. NJ Davies, Fl. D. Hougham o.
Fl. Durham.
Amador-E. G. Freeman, A. Caminetti. George
G. Jennings, Il G. Murray, L. s. Gregory, II.
Robinson.
Butte-Judge L. D. Freer, Hon Charles F.
Lott, General John Bidwell, L. II. Mcintosh
William Earl. George W. Dorm, L. Glass y. f.
Wood, Major NJ. Biggs
Calayeras-Mark S. Torrey, II. H. Paulk; C.
selund Justis S. Lloyd, II. A. Messenger.
Colusa-Frank Freeman, r. NJ Cochran
George NJ. Sutton. W. NJ. Ash, 7. J. Hart, W II.
Cross.
Contra costa-Eli R. Chase. A. J. Young.
William Caven, John Tierney, A C. Wristen
Ell Dorado-Prentiss Carpenter, Mortimer
Phelps, A. J. Bailey, E. /. Crawford j. j. Craw-
ford, George W. Mckee
Hunbold.-Richard Sweasey, X. NJ. Fernald
John Vance, A. Cridgc W. H. Brumfeid ]. III.
G. Weaver, Z. b. Carr.
Lassen-D C. Hyer.
Mariposa-James n. Cathey, W. J. Mccarthy.
Mereed-A. J. Meany, J. A. NorYell. Jos. Lee
son, H. J. Ostrander.
Mono--Hon. p. Reddy A. C. Raymond.
Neyada-S. L. Blackwell. T. II. Carr Charles
W: Kits, L. Nihell, E. W. Roberts
Placer. Z. Hale, J. A. FIlcher, William Nc
Giadding, Lee ID. Thomas
San Francisco George W Elder Geo parkin-
son, John L. Sullivan, Andrew Sbarboro A. A
sargent Horace Davis, John L. Swift William
l, Merry, E. +. Preston. willard B. Farwell,
Frank n. Pixley, William B. May, Marcus d.
Beruck, Henry T. Highton j. j. Sullivan. A. G.
Freese, j. W. Schaeffer, V r. Johnson, John r.
k ES! David Mcclure, John Hoesch, A. G.
hlester, irving VI. Scott, Thomas II. Mcdonald
stuart NJ Taylor Patrick Connolly, II. NJ Block
\ j. Bryant, Henry Launstedt +. j. Wolfe. E
Weston, l. Cutie, M. 5. Donovan, D. A. MacDon-
aid, Henry Wagenheim Frank G. NeWiands
Colin NJ. Boyd, Stewart Menzies, FREDERICK A
Elliott, B. c Duffy, P. j. Mervin. Z P. Nc
Carthy, P. II. Cahill, J. NJ. Geyselaer, P B.
Charles P: Duane, P. T. Downey, Patrick Plover.
Robert Written, A. r. Briggs, William NJ Law,
Ter James r. Brodie, J. J. Evan and e W.
Blancy.
San Joaquin--A Leitch. W. I. pbelns q W
Yollaad, James Morrisey, J. p ,Cosyroye f 7
Mcintosh, Alex Chambers, j. r. w Hitchcock
D. A. Learned I. J. Murray, W. L. Robinson, A.
San Benito.-R. NJ. shackelford, George T.
Elliot, George NJ Roberts.
San Luis obispo-Thomas Rhodes. c. III. Wea
yer, Ernest Graves, w. S. Canon, b. f Hudai
son.
San Mateo-Alex. Gordon, l. r. Goodspeed W
T. thompson, Robert Thornton.
santa Barbara-E. c. Kelley. Richard Doyell
$ L. Crow, A. c. Martin. 7. II. B. Rosenbergh
Santa Cruz-W. K. Radclitf, 5. f. Grover. q
". Peekham, William T. Jeter, Robert Efery
L. McCa
Siskiyou.- F. Dinsmore, L. Huseman. r II
Campbell, |. s Matthews
Tehama-W. H. Dabney, L. " Hitchcock. II
c. Wilson, NJ. Manasse, l. B. Ashbrook, g. III.
Stout.
Trinity-John McMurry, C. W. Craig.
Tuolumne-W- Eiehelroth, T. D. Yancy, ".
Doyle, Mitchell Lovely.
Ventura-Hon J. Marion Brooks. CAPTAIN ].
H. Captow, Thomas II. Cheney.
Yolo-D. \. Hershey, p. B. Bryce c. Fl. Hop
pin, John Lambert, Wallace Pond Wm Reed.
Delegates from Anti Chinese Clubs-Truckee
W. o. Hill Petaluma, L. d. Gale Sheridan, j.
n Austin Ukiah. II. A. Peabody Biggs VIM
Sharkey Knights Landing. W. c. Wright
M M',heatiand. John Lands Shingle Springs,
Inomas Davidson Dutch Fiat J. T. Coffin
miners OF LaPorte. C. E. Mclaughlin Tehanaa.
j. j.. !hsarmelinski Duncan Mills, Thos Johnston
,Mllilans, j. W Woodland Orland, Frank
freeman Lincoln, George ID. Aldrich Placer
Drongh windsor, George ". Runyan !; Table
Rock, K J. Sinnott Georgetown, i a Wolf.
Nlcoiars II Messing Vallejo, C. D. McCauiey