Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
Pasadena-T. F. Flynn.

lOIuOud-J. n. DrIUll.
Ravenna-Not represented.
Ranchito-Not represented.
Rowland--S. p. Rowland.
San Antonio-B. A. Lugo.
San Fernandez. Harps.
San Gabrielle. d. Campbell.
San Pedro-J. III. Dodson.
Santa Ana-D. M. Baker.
San Juan-R. Egan.
Santa Monica-Jno. G. Morgan.
Spadra-J. M. Fryer.
Sepulveda-S. w. White.
Sierra Madre-L. 4. Steinberger.
Silverado-Not represented.
South Pasadena-B. S. Eaton.
Tustin-Not represented.
Trahuco-Not represented.
Vernon-Not represented.
Northumberland represented.
Wilmington-H. @. Bailey.
Yorba-Felipe Yorba.
Los ANGELES CITY.
First Precinct-Wm. Crawford.
Second Precinct--Thos. McCafferey,
j. Davidson.
Third Precinct-H. T. D. Wilson,
@. J.. Northcraft, D. J. Tobin.
Fourth Precinct--Dr. Kurtz, DR.. J.
S. Crawford.
Fifth Precinct-A. McNally, A.
Lindenfeld.
| Sixth Precinct-C. Jacoby, S.
Prayer.
Seventh Precinct-A. F. Mackay.
Eighth Precinct-J. j. Mellus.
| Ninth Precinct-W. X. Lewis.
Tenth Precinct-Dr. J. Fl. Bryant.
These nominations were carried I'M
animously on the question being put
to the meeting.
Judge Morgan moved that the
County Central Committee be en-
powered to accept applications and
appoint delegates for the precincts
not designated. Carried unanim-
ously.
Hon. s. M. White then offered the
following resolution: "That the
Chairman of the County Central
Committee is hereby empowered to
add seven members to that commit
tee, if, in his judgment, he deems it
fit" He added that the necessity for
this has been proved during all former
committee work, and the proposition
was carried unanimously on being put
to the meeting.
THANKS TO MR.. LACEY.
Hon. S. M. White next offered
another resolution as follows: "That
we hereby tender our thanks to Mr..
Sidney Lacey for his successful en-.
deavors in procuring the meeting of
the coming Democratic State Convan-
ton in Los Angeles city, and we
earnestly request our delegation to
that convention to use their best en-
deavors to procure the reelection of
Mr.. Lacey as a member OF the Execu-
tive Committee of the Democratic
State Central Committee"
| Loud cheers followed the conclu-
sion of this proposition, and cries of
"Lacey, Lacey" resounded from all
over the hall, whereupon the gentle
man designated advanced to near the
platform and said;
"GENTLEMEN-I am much obliged
to you for your ovation. During the
last eight years have been on the
State Central Committee and have
dope all that could in the interests
oEthe Democratic party, no matter at
What hour of the day or night. l
shall always be ready to respond to
the call. Cheers. 1t is the party 1
am working for, irrespective of the
men associated with it, and 1, in con-
clusion, can only reiterate my former
announcement that am always to be
found when wanted"
Hon. S. M. White next rendered
the following resolution: "That
the thanks of this convention
are hereby rendered to the
Hon. I. w. Hellman for the patriotic
and effective service he has rendered
as Chairman of the Democratic Coun-
ty Central Committee.
A voice suggested that Secretary
Waters name be added to the resolu-
ton and the remark was received
with applause.
Major Burke moved tina, the resolu-
ton be adopted in its9 amended
form and this was carried unani-
mously amid calls on MIR. Waters for
a speech.
In response, the Secretary arose and
said that he had never made speech
in his life and did not intend to begin
now. He would only say that any
thing that he could do in the inter-
ests Of the party he would always
cheerfully perform.
Chairman Del Vale, amid loud
calls on Mr.. White for speech, in
troduced Mr.. Eugene German, of the
Central Committee, who thanked one
and all for the honor conferred upon
him, and announced his determina-
ton of doing all in his power to eff
GENTLY carry out the duties OF his
office.
| MR.. WHITES SPEECH.
| Amid tremendous outburst of ap-
plause Hon. @. M. White then ap-
peared upon the platform, and was
introduced by the chairman in a few
complimentary words. Mr.. White
said:
"Gentlemen-I know that many
OF you are anxious to get
away to catch trains and SO
forth, and / will not, therefore,
detain you but fora very few minutes.
My views are fully expressed in the
resolutions read to you short time
ago, and which you so unanimously
adopted. You have honored me by
electing me to the State Convention,
with further Endorsement as a dele
gate-at-large, and 1 need scarcely say
that l am delighted with the pros
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