Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-02

man, Danvid Mcclure of San Francisco
| Frank McGowan, Humboldt; Edward
Sweeney, Shasta: g. ". Schell, Stanislaus
w. B. Thorpe, Placer a. 2. Catlin, Sacra
mento E. f. Delger. Alameda George
Bayless, j. f. Wendell, San Francisco; ID
Mcpherson. Santa Cruz; J. ?. Vincent
Fresno; Thomas Flint. Sr, San Benlto.
Committee on Platform and Resolu,
tions-Grove L. johnson, Sacramento; NJ.
| C. Chapman, Tehama J. A. Barnham,
Sonoma s. T. Woods, San Joaquin; John
A. Eagan, Amador; L. B. Mizner, Solano
| W. FL. Dimond. San Francisco; A. ?. Will
Jams, San Francisco; John +. Swift, San
| Francisco; T. G. Phelps. San Mateo; ii.
| f. Morehouse, Monterey; r. E. Carpenter,
| Los Angeles At-large-R. c. Gaskill, Z.
S. Sprague, Yolo; W. S. Woods, G. Z.
knight, San Francisco
The Convention then took recess until
P. NJ, in order to allow the committees
an opportunity to perform the duties as
signed them.
Evening Session.
Att P. NJ. the Convention reassembled
The galleries were well filed with ladies.
The Committee on Credentials handed in
their report which was read and approved
There were no returns from Marlposa
county.
The call gave Inyo two delegates and
three came. On motion Of Mcclure of San
francisco. all three were admitted TO seats
upon the floor.
ORDER or BUSINESS
David Mcclure, Chairman, made the fol
lowing report which was adopted:
To 5ae C8Glrndn and Members of the Repu5licarl
State Observation-Disclosures Your Committee
nj " noe lpa IN
recommend that the order of business for this
Convention be as follows:
First-Report Of the Committee on Creder-
tials.
Second-The election of permanent officers:
For Chairman, Hon. NJ NJ. Estee for Secreta-
ries, Frank ID. Ryan and James A. Orr: for Ser
geants- at Arms Robert Goods and Frank Da-
roux: Gate-Keeper, John Williams.
Third-Repor. of the Committee on Resolu-
tions.
Fourth-The selection OF State Central Com
mittee to consist of one member from each
Assembly District, and where there is more
than one county contained in an Assembly
District, there shall be member from each
county.
Fifth-The selection of four delegates to the
National Republican Convention.
SiXth-The selection of four alternate dele
gates TO the National Republican Convention.
Seyenth-Reports from the six Congressional
Distric of selections made to the National Re-
publican Convention.
Eghth-That an assessment of one dollar be
of the Convention.
Resolued, That the members of the Republican
State Central Committee be convened at the
rooms OF the Republican State Central Commit
tee, No. 4i9 California street. on Friday, May
4th, at o clock P. n, tor the purpose OF organ
ization by the election of a Chairman and Secre-
tary of the committee, and the election of an
Executive Committee, 10 consist of twenty
members, fifteen of whom shall reside at
San Francisco; one in Los Angeles one in
stockton; one in Sacramento; one in Napa: one
4 ~ III.
mine the time and place and representation to
a State Convention to he held to nominate eight
Electors, eight alternate Electors and Chief
Justice for the Supreme Court of Califor ia and
arranging for meetings of District Conventions
to nominate members for Congress.
SUGGESTION.
A. P. Williams, of San Francisco, said ::
l wish to make suggestion to the State Central
Committee. Most OF you gentlemen on this
floor have been elected by primary elections or
have been selected by your County Committees
and presumably have the confidence of the
people that you represent. L make the sugges-
tion that in making your selection for members
OF the State Central Committee you select
gentlemen that are present in Sacramento so
far as you can do il, so that they may be en-
abled TO meet III san Francisco next Friday.
RECEPTION OF THE GOVERNOR
Just at this moment Governor Water
man Stepped to The speakers stand, and the
but the applause which greeted the Govern
or's appearance was SO deafening that Mr.
Estee cut short his introduction by say
ing, "Oh, you all know him."
Governor Waterman then addressed The
Convention briefly as follows:
Gentlemen: I would like to make a sugges-
ton, with your permission. l want you
gentlemen who are elected as dele
gates to Chicago to do your duty.
Give RlaiQp and Lincoln
That has been my ticket for long time and
give us that ticket and it will sweep the entire
Pacific Coast as she was never swept b. fore.
applause l thank you, gentlemen, for this
ovation.
The Chairman-Gentemen, YOU have
heard this very appropriate advice. We
will now proceed with the regular order OF
business.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The county delegations paid their assess
ments and named the following State Gen.
tral Committee:
acknowledgements Bartlett, J. E. Johnston,
W. NJ. Kent, c. 5. Shook. ]. Z. Wamsey, Fred.
E. Whitney.
Alpine-C Coleman
Amador-Wm. Jennings.
Butte-C. L. Barnes. John C. Gray.
Calaveras-F. J. SolneSki.
Colusa-W. P. Harrington.
Contra Costa-George P. Louis
Del Norte-L. F. Coburn.
FL Dorado-W. II. Brown.
Fresno-A. J. Pedlar.
Humboldt-W. S. Barnum, ]. W. Henderson.
Inyo-A. L. Conklin.
Kern-F. A. Tracy.
Lake.. L. Read.
Los Angeles-J. Banbury o. j. Chubb, H. t.
Marin-F. J. Anglotta.
Merced-S. G.. Bates.
Modoc-J. T. Laird.
Mono-Wilson Butler.
Monterey-A. B. Jackson.
Napa-S w. Col ins.
Nevada-P. F. Simonds J. F. Kidder
Placer. H Neff.
Plumas-B. w. Barnes.
Sacramento-A. J. Rhoads, J. W. Wilson j. C.
McMullen.
San Benito-Thomas Flint, sr.
San Diegc-F. H. Heald.
San Francisco-W. n. Dimond p B. Corn
| wall, George Bayless, W. P. Boyle, D. b. Jack
son, E. c. Hughes, n. T. Whitcomb, H. l. Kow-
alski, ! H; Mahoney, A. R. Briggs, Ira p Ran
Russell. s. K. Thornton, L. H. Vanaquin, John
L. Prior, c. c. Beameth, J. T. Boyd, Jr.: John T.
Daley
San Joaquin-C. E. Needham, George B.
San Luis obispo-Levi Rankin.
San Mateo-A. Hayward.
Santa Barbara-A Z. Putnam.
Santa Clara-F. P. Beverly, L. Finnigan.
George Hersey.
Santa Cruz-J P. Cooper.
Shasta-M. P. Rose.
Siskiyou-J. NJ. Walbridge.
Solano-Chas. Neuman, J. L. Hail.
Sonoma-H. w. Byington, J. c. Holloway Z,
A. Pepper.
Stanislaus-Robert McHenry.
Sutter-W. P. Harkey.
Tehama-G. G. Kimball.
Trinity-John Martin.
Tulare-W. II. Dodge.
Tuolumne-Wm. G. Long.
Ventura-W. H. Wild
Yolo-C. H. Garoutte.
| Yuba-T. J. Sherwood
THE PLATFORM.
Grove L. Johnson Chairman of the Com
mittee on Platform and Resolutions read
the following, being frequently inter.
rupted with applause:
| The Republicans of California, in State Con
vention assembled at Sacramento on the first
day OF Nay, 1888, send greeting to their political
brethren in the other States of the Union and
congratulate them upon the bright prospects fol
| the party in the near future. As expressive Of
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