Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-28

The Republican State
Ticket Completed.
A CUT AND DRIED AFFAIR
Swift for Observation-Disclosures
Second Place-Walter ). Moore
Secretary of State, Etc.


Swift for Govefn0r--WatermaI
Second Place-Walter 5. Moore
Secretary of State, Etc.
v..,..,,.. m tho Rsnnb,,c.,
state Convention mst tor the tniro ana
last day OF their labors, and named loi
Of amiable asntlemsn to be bowled
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GOWN nsAs N''''noef w 'ne Dsn,o''a - .
who are 10 govern the State Tor the nex'
term Of each respective office.
Gan Raross ranned the nambsrs ;nte
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their seats very promptly. The reading
Of the roll was dispensed with and aftel
a little prel;minsrv effort IN shortan nj
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VIC fnosor'cai eAn'o'uops VI tno n'e'''
bers. which failed, the seventh ballo'
for q Governor was ordered.
The roll.caIl bv copnt;ss WAS EAGERLY
- ,"N"s ~
"A'oheo' ana she loss ano gam oI eaol
candidate noted. The result intimateo
how the cat was jumping. II was plain
si.hooh .ha .h,. ~ vo.a ,y.s No,
:
MfRs' 'na' 'ne sor ipau'ss ~efo ~ W -
the wrong for once. in that the rac'
was to be TO the Swift, and that the
a,.nd A-,,v .ro.,d had mar a Waterloo
q, IN. -. ~ M n up.
Ths vo,S "a. an Dimoud. l35-a
Ias. ~ On ,n,s.. Harrison. los. Reed.
IL, sv;ss la7 a gain Of II votes.
Tn;rs hsd bsrn Asa votes cast, necessary
e. nha;ca 100 ,rhe onangvs were no,
concl.r;vs hus 10 tbose Who kuew where
tns virs. iavit was evident that the
winter winds were being tempered to
The lsmbs ri os were ab.,as 70 bs shorn.
IL wss = proguos tication that iu the mex
vote theirs wodId be . stampsds to the
horse in the lead.
Atithe very outset In taking the
eighth ballot at the Alameda county
delegation there began Q serious break
TO the favorits. Asthe voting eontinued
the titled gentlemen who we're standing
BY tbs soldier became more and more
uneasy. Their ices gathered an omi,
nous blsckness e. in county after county
the detection spread wider and wider
When San Francisco, and the we'll bossed
delegations wero reached there was o.
utter rout of nearly every soldier of the
,sr;au Hars IA thsrs few voted n,
30 . "a H.r,.an ;nss ~ 10, mn an.
no. n.ss hssnrs ~ ,abbv Init nearly
~. action ~ ,ha srnv went Ia
Sw,,t A. shs clo.s of he roll cal
49, - ~, ~ "a .ns,s has,s =, ~
49,. - -. s,n.- ..cnss rbo ma ella
- go, -. - ~ :" "a ,h;no. .,d vho
80, ~. al, ~ h..on Inc I've ~ tbs
.ne 49, - nd; "A r., ,hs hall becams
, 49,, H. rsa;snaa ~ aa,
.a. 20 - a. .,,.. ~ 'sronas.d - hi
~ -, H." sw;f,
~. -. shs;r fss, ana IL Wa,
~ LII, ~. III wss ont Z,
~ ; ras it, 81. &c Ns.r,v
~ - - ~! nj, uad.~.trod ~.
~ :. go ~ ,o.o ,gno,;no
~ go - n.asr.ss Iftsr lons
1900 IL a NAM slaonant sneeohes 4,
:. 49,, 5scr,vsd ~ their r;ohts snouId
1870 ~ ~ r.nbsr. having voted once
81. q n. c.,.sia-r ,he;r coesciences al
siv'5 IRON fnr,har fealtv w,tbout :
new conference, General Barnes ~ iasl
comprehendsd the true slate of affairs
and got up and explained that he did
not wish to take vote de novo. but to
get all the changes taken down correctly
and ts this end be ordered theroll call. tht
old vote to be followed, except in case
Of changes. The troubled waters were
quiet again, and the changes went on,
each freeman anxious that his voice and
name should reach Swift's ear as he
sshopped" from his favorite to the win
nsr, The vote a. changed showed
Dimond "a, Harrison 80, Reed 20, Swift
525. The Chair declared
,oHs r. svrrr.
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VI ssn frsneisco' 20 oS sne ouiy nom n'
mated canoidaes 10, Uosernor On .n'
kepuolican STATE udket. ne no NINA
ton was maze unanimous sna mt. I us,,
oei'eu x..s. ,,,,,,.d 80 III
and Cameron. Of Alameda, moved % -
1onTn rntli = I, =. lne.e was soDs
Cat an;.ssd Nv an snrssI ITO msIn,sir
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