Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-22
zation and order Of business reported as
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follows: For permanent chairman
HON. O.. NJ. WHITE,
vice presidents. Hon. Abbot Kinney
John p. Moran, /. w. HelIman. judge
Towner, Col. Brooks, A. M. Bragg; 10
secretary. w. s. Waters; sergeant-at
arms, j. D. Machado.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
1T. Reports of committees.
End. Election of delegates--the Con
vsntion to separate into Supervisorial
districts first and select their delegates
the Convention then to come together
again and elect four delegates-at-large
3rd 1t was further recommended
that the election in all cases be by ballo
and that It require majority to elect.
4th. General business.
9Th. Adjournment.
On this report the only discussion thai
arose was as TO the order OF election Of
delegates large. Some of the dele
gates favored the election OF the dele
gates at-large frat, but the majority de
eided otherwise and the report OF the
committee was adopted as a whole.
The committee on resolutions brought
in their report as follows:
10 ;...ncnra,;o, ~ Grover Cleye
,and a. pr.s;dsna Of the United States
,has ~ i,arnocratic marty Of Los Apee
ias cann,v has assembled in conven
,;a ~ ;.ks Ibis occasiou to neraiu,
late the people upon having for the tir,'
time IN twenty-five years, an honest,
tcation Of the government.
Resolved. That we cordially approve
the action of the President in carrying
out in letter and spirit the clvil-service
law. which under Republican admins
srs,ions had remained dead letter, only
to be revived when occasion req uired In
the national platform as q plank to catch
votes.
Resolved, That we hereby pledge anew
the f1delity OF the Democratic party oil
Los Angeles county TO the principles o.
Democracy as enumerated by Thomas
Jefferson and SAMUEL }. Tilden.
Resotsed, That the thanks OF the
Democratic party are due to the success
tui efforts OF the hon. Geo. Hearst,
Senator OF the United States from Cali
fornia IN securing new United Stats
District Court for Southern California,
and other legislation In the interests OF
'he Peop'e An %. .ue e ,h a.,.u.. s.....
tbis convent;on 70 tha State Conyertion
he raona .ted ~ u.e their aveyv andaavor
to ob1sin a resolution in the State Con.
v.n,;on d;rectino tbs. non,;naa, for
Conarsss 20 favor IL. na..aoa ~ tha h;ll
e., ~ frss fo.,;fcatiop ~ swea. w;ns.
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Inc only d'scussoh on .ne report
grew out OF tne clause on CIVIL service.
an favored une su 40 .s OF sne
Iles,oen.s pouoy unuer ". laws ~ sncy
stand ana otner exisung circumstances.
nut tnere were some VINO wouid mou,iy
tpe resolution 70 ist y !, reiel,eo 70 spe
Pinc'P's invo'veo III nc oh've' ser
vice II; Ihe repor. u ING com,hi'.ee
as wnoio was saoPsea witnou. any
amenoment ~ Al Amoss UNANIMOUS
Vose. -.
Inc convenslon .nen sph. mug I'VE
oupersi'or'&' u's'r'''' SUI "ens i"'o
THE ELECTION OF DELEGATES.
This took about half an hour. at the
end of which time the convention re-
assembled TO hesy the report a. to the
delegates elect. which were as follows:
First -District-L. j., Rose. Abbot
Kinney. J. Nj. Voss, Geo. s. Patton,
Second District--W. II, Workman. B.
w. Edelman, John p. Moran. Frank
sabiobi
Third District-T. B, Brown. r. Bill.
derrain. H. w. Patton, J. Downey Har-
vey.
Fourth District-H. l.. Mon 'gomery,
a. M. Bragg, o. rn'iiPs,J. Y. morgan.
run D's.r'os-Iu. w Min.er ",
oPurBs on w. " nasaf' W. M mer ~
uen.
Inns maoe Up .ne twenty oeiegaeos
from me I'VE Districts. Inc report pring
received 'ne Convention Prooeeoed 70
nom'hate oe'ssa,es =. large. w mouon
IL was oloereo .n1. me Ioar persons re-.
csivinR .ne n'gnes' vo,ss De me cnoice
u tne convshu1"; nere we.e Rr. 40
nomination ., 1; W; heilmsn, ;; M; White
=. Dsi ahe'', DeDir.n onoro. l. W.
nudson, ohaiie- rr.ger' o'aney Lacey
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LAWS .. 1. " .ney were appointed
seiiols' .ne ron % ms ae'etA.es ~as
eaneo anu escn oePos'.oo hls vose. "a,
having sossa me couns was pfoceeoeo
WIN ana non. .. M, hi,e, sne Ons'r-
man announeso 'hs' sne ioiiow,ng
we're e'eo.eo m e nAsng n oeon 1o
votes caee; 4. herman tisoJ, =.
N W,iss ioo7i NJ H,d.o, rscs,vsd
sl 80. ~ II pr.aar az tn o,hars
80 sc.star;na
sooa SoiAs'
l.. I. Fisher introduced long series
Of resolutions meant az addenda TO the
report of the committee. On motion Of
d. M. Adams the convention to man
laid the whole matter on the table.
At the close Of business, just before
adjournment, j. G. Morgan introduced q
motion to endorse George Hearst for
Governor, but there not being a quorum
OF the members in the hall, he withdrew
the same.
An assessment of fifty cents . head
was levied and paid to defray
the expenses of the convention.
Those holding proxies were Obliged