Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-30
WHOLE NO 1859.

the resolution adopted, Galloway was the
only one in nomination, and moved that
he be elected by accamation.
This brought Thomas Dwyer to his feet,
who denounced such action in the strong
est terms. II was unfair unjust and un-
Democratic. If that had been the rule in
the County Convention, Cox nor Curtis
would not have been nominated, neither
would Bronner, kleDiil, johnson or Winn.
It was all absurd attempt at bulldozing. He
believed in giving all a square deal.
A roll-call was ordered and resulted as
follows;
For Judge Henry-F. Humerich, NJ ].
Burke (Humerich proxy, E. Malone tHu-
merich proxy, j. Wagner, J. G. Kelly,
Adam Cole Mclaughlin proxy, A. Com
net (McLaughlin proxy, A. Mazzini (Sin-
gleton proxy, D. j. Considine, Thomas
Burns y. Carroll, Jr., proxy, Charles Dom
ahue, +. +. Sullivan, VIM. Gutenberger,
Pat Nash, ChaS Jenkins (Herndon proxy,
NJ. Hanrahan, Chris. Weizel (Thos. Dwyer
proxy, Edmund Pait, Joseph Herndon H.
J. Van Zante ,McLaughlin proxy), A. A.
Dassonville {AcLaughlin proxy. Ed. Shee-
ban tFlaherty proxy, J. II. Groth, L. B.
Berck, Joseph Hahn, S. Simmons L. Nieo-
laus. George Hilbert (Humerich proxy,
Henry Dehn, Add. C. Hinkson, II. NJ.
Blackwell, Louis Dickman (Toland proxy,
Christ. WaliI, VIM. Iormey, p Flaherty. j.
Nj. HENDERSON, John Kerwin, A. Hubbs,i
H. Bundock (Hinkson proxy, Fred. Char
leville, ii. L. Wise-4l
For Judge Galloway-C. B. Clark, Mark
Foster, S. LOorya tTownsend proxy, II.
Kohne, S. Maroney, Frank Thompson
| Townsend proxy, Isadore Townsend,
Thomas Gleason (Townsend proxy, w. c.
Smith (Foster proxy, Robert Allen, Thos.
| O'Brien, Jacob Frees Townsend proxy, F.
| A. McManus, Joseph Rainsford Townsend
proxy, Robert Fisher (Townsend proxy,
! II. @. Smith, j. NJ. Martin Townsend
proxy, William Coyne, B. Ferant A.
! Black proxy, J. A. Leiva (Wm. Coyne
proxy, William Strader. James Coffey,
I Andrew Black, John Sullivan (Considine
proxy, Peter FitzsimmOns, J. A. Payne, P.
B. Fountain singleton proxy, William
Dollar (Considine proxy, r. II. Singleton,
| William H. Rexford p H. Coffey Owen
Murphy, James Bensel, d. H. Delehanty,
G. T. Maginnis, James Longshore, Hugo
H9rnlein, E. d. Shirland, ]. T. Carey, Geo.
W. Nichols-40.
The Clerks announced the vote to be:
Galloway 43, Henry 40.
Flaherty, Charleyille, Kelly, Toland,
Dehn and others, who had been keeping
tally, said it was tie. Just then b. l..
| Wise came in and voted for Henry, which
left the vote as above given.
The Clerk then handed the Chairman
| slip of paper, which be read, and an
nounced the vote as follows: Total
vote cast, S4 necessary to choice, 43.
Galloway having received the necessary
| number, is declared the nominee of this
| Convention.
| 4 new roll call was demanded By several,
| but Carey, who had been asking for
4" square deal - for the whole of two days,
rose TO a point of order, saying that a roll
call could not be demanded after the result
was announced. The Chair held that the
point of order was well taken. The down
| town wards cheered lostily. They had
worked almost solidly for Galloway. The
up town wards, which supported Judge
Henry, retired in disgust. mutteling all
kinds OF imprecations against a party or
set of men who would resort to such meth
ods to defeat a man simply because he
| closed hokey-pokey games in a conscien-
| tious performance of his duties. " We viii
teach him TO let gambling alone, and not
! try 10 enforce laws that are dead letters
was said by one of the delegates, who not
long since was interested in a hokey-
pokey game" that was taken in.
For City Justices-W. S. Church and
! Peter Hannah were nominated.
! For Constable-Peter Fitzsimmons and
John Klein. There was no nomination for
| Township Justice.