Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05


ticket. After the meeting at s O'Clock
the mists OF doubt were dispelled and
California, Oregon and Nevada will 20
into the Convention solid for Thurman.
Governor White called the meeting to
order and Colonel Tarpey delivered a
stirring address that at the outset gave
the keynote to the situation. He was
for Thurman under all circumstances,
opposed all bartering OF candidates and
advocated the nomination of the Ohio
Judge as the only man who could swerve
the floating vote of the coast and carry
the Democratic banners to victory. He
was followed by Hon. W. d. English,
the portly Harbor Commissioner of San
Francisco, in the same strain, and Sena-
tor Miller, OF Nevada, endorsed every
sentiment that had been uttered by the
other speakers. There could be no ques-
ton as to the disposition OF the delegates
when in the shape of a resolution the
nomination of Judge Thurman was ap-
proved by reclamation.
FAITHFUL ALLIES.
Oregon has proved worthy ally to
California, so far as energetic work is
concerned. Organization WAS affected
this morning by the election OF ex-Sena-
5aIaaut;a 10y az Sn' n aain u .no
ppe .nI;at N eneiai 'o ~ mr'ier, ice.
Mal, napo,eon laws, oeIre;aly
To- Snn,a On 5at;ss' W H nssoiu'i III
y 90 -. 0o"an, viouon',ais ooiohei S Nj.
80 p ip ~ a, oi E1:p "a. Moi'-
ioi Wn u sne na.loilal SonilliiSlee
2as. y, oowan' iio',ncs.ion or nominees.
l,.o ue,esa'lon ID soiiu ior thurman, as
.no .nel4ei -, nave conSiuueu IN conse-
iuono1 ~ WIG eA'iapioniaiy pooni W
lavoa iiiin as sne onolee Vi she 1ein-
III ~ Goselnoi aennoyel, ior wnonl
sne uoiss ~. was llis'ructe4, was leie-
grapneu a; .nis ,,, a.,einoon anu ms answer
maS a"ai'eu "i'n BULLS uesree Vi curios-
IVY ..r - ,,1a b.a;.s.;.
:. II hnow no wouiu nave no ne ~ !
"a wi.i ialg MS nalne' saiu Naeiona y
I oIlui ~ Noi.ner, !" peiaii VI
,a aui ana ~ o"ins W we very Pieas,
any Iela'ions 'nas nave Always eAist9u !,
,!s Inen. Neversheiess, we wouiu
i iAo " near VIVA. no nag 20 say anu al
wv ourselves " NO soVeineu ny LIS JUG
nne I'm
Eleson wants no niore pro.ection &c, ior
i MaI4 ' .ia lor wnea:, continueu MI.
~ Ts,, as we can snip lumoer 70 Drlt-
~; ;s io thnt wiion Is our OILY coinpe.-
son,a nroft TIE lun,bar ;ntarosta 60 "a,
as the Coast is Concerned. are controlled
by San Francisco Capitalists. and busi-
ness fiuctuates accoNing To the demand.
When there is a boom on such al the one
at San Diego. our mills run full. hut
when the fever abates mills are closed
down. men thrown ont Of emplov-
ment and the market disoreanized.
Last week A. San Francisco owner sbut
down two mills and threatens to shut
down thirteen more in order to maintain
the price. II ia the old story Of capital
controlling supply according To demand
Our delegation IL in fnIl accord with the
Mills bill and the tenor of the President's
message.
Mr.. Noltper was pleased with the reso-
luton favorine Tieutenant- 5overnor
White. who il landed az q vonno man ~
great ability. born in California a son Of
her soil. and therefore competent to
amply Compensate the COMMITTEES for the
honor conferred upon him. The Ma
tional Committeeman from Dragon ia
yerv partial 70 the Golden State as he
was the only white child born in San
Diego when he left for the Northern
pineries in 1e57'
mnr r.nn,ns
M iAn1iiv
2peneu neauquarIers tnls morning a,
IluIso Iioeei' wnere .ney nave sgcureu
goou lo9lns az ene corner IRONING Proa9-
way anu Ones.nus, oVeLiooklng tne prlgnt
vereure surrounding tne courtnouse, ols-
closing 70 the view OF tne visitors the
oniy vesslge oi grass 70 10 iounu IN =
laulus o. = mue In lhis granlte paved
u Ju AriTona, o'an, New MeAico'
washington aer.i.ory, luano, Wyoming,
Dako.a anu -uohsana nave pooieu ohelf
ISSUES nere anu .he iocai questions OF
iree pass anu iree wafer nave peen
purieu, WINE inc ueiegates unite "a
pusnlng "nav .ney choose 20 cal
III 1me rign,s Vi squa''er sovereignty.
me vi.ai qoestion WIN tlem is
lerriloiia, representation, anu eney
~ WIZ ssA lne Oonlii.'ee on he ,,: ~
" nld looni III ciauso onapeliins .ne
dan3s I'd ~ ~, tha ,,;nnaar
Of these regions cultured ofice.seekers
from the Eastern States. who do not I'M
derstand the requirements Of the section
TO which thew have been appointed.
No nominations we're made for DOM
mittees. as the paucity of delegates
from the territories does NOT render
this necessary. AS the Committees are
named each delegate will take his turn
on them and no organization will he
attem pted after the manner Of the States.
Utah is represented by three dele
gates. and one National Commit.
teeman. Init the Mormon Terr;torv
had no voice in this mornings
meeting. although the Territorial
Delegates are anxious 70 learn the views
Of Utah on the Mormon Question. I'm
officially. IL is known that anti-nolvoamv
viii he esnoused' owing to the act;on ~
the Mormpns in endeayoring 70 nack tha
last Democratic Convant;on held in the
T 1f,, wban tba' delegates ware
a;actad n doyans from, tba hail eftar fo;l.
Inc ~ anawar ~ the catach;sm If the
dvsads;n.tbe-wool namocrsts Who ware
NJ =, he IN, noSad mon Nv snar;o,,s 20 ys,