Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-27
THE 'PUBLICANS.
[coNTrNUED FROM FIRST PAaE.l

| Hamilton, Louis Gottschalk, L. f.. Cohn,
j. w. Hinton, E. P. johnson, J. A.
Kelly, S. W. Luitweiler, H. Sinsabaugh,
J. A. Rogers, M. j. Waldheimer, Alex.
Caldwell, John Haynes.
Monrovia-W. N. Monroe, G. H.
Roberts, e. P. Large.
Newhall-John Matter, J. J. Arnott,
J. r. Murphy, Jr.
| Newport-H. Salter.
Norwalk-C. Emery, 1. B. Mushrush,
J.V. Dilley.
| Old Mission-J. d. Durfee.
Orange-E. M. Fraser, W. G. McPher-
son, H. R. Small, A. Caldwell, S. Armor,
j. H. Hall, G. f. Berry.
The Palms-C. B. Ford.
Pomona-C. N. Howe, G. D. Ambrose,
E. B. Smith, f. G. Haley, Andrew Os-
goodly, ]. l.. King, w. E. Brott, Henry
Nichols, J. w. Wilson.
Pasadena-H. H. Markham, H. J.
Vail, John w. Wood, j. s. Mills, Jas,
HI. Campbell, John G. Rossiter, w. D.
Parker, } . D. Gilchrist, j. A. Mclaughlin,
D. O. Kimball, M. G. Hester.
Pico Heights-M. G. Lockwood.
Ravenna-D. A. Wagner.
| Rowland-J. w. Hudson.
San Antonic-G. d. Barron.
San Fernando-H. c. Hubbard, Chas.
Maclay, F. M. Gregory.
San Gabriel-J. r. Dobbins, o. w.
Langdon.
San Juan-M. A. Forster, J. E. Bacon
San Pedro-W. A. Weldon, j. H.
Goldsmith, w. H. Moulthrop, w. H.
Savage.
Santa Ana-J. T. Nourse, A. Goodwin,
H. F. Stafford, D. T. Brock, Robert
Cummings, G. E. Freeman, John Cub
bin, Captain John West, H. Jessen and
w. F. X. Parker.
Santa Monica-E. J. Vawter, L. Led
better, E. K. Chaplin, G. H. Boyce.
Sepulveda-E. W. Richardson, j. f.
J Sherer, A. J. Wheeler.
Sierra Madre-A. D. Trussel, N. G.
Carter.
Silverado-T. B. Julian.
South Pasadena-J. W. Edwards, J.
E. Lindsey.
spadra-D. H. Collins, S. 7. Bates.
Trabuco-W. K. Robinson.
Tustin-J. w. Ballard, III. Yount, II.
= B. Lewis, X. X. Snow.
, Vernon-M. T. Berry, Geo. Townsend,
NJ. w. Getchel.
4 Westminster-Jas. McFadden, R. T.
Z Harris, I. G. Hull.
i Wilmington-A. H. Bailey, f. M.
Seaman, B. S. Weston, J. P. Silva.
Whittier-F. E. Newlin, Frank Wig
: gins.
Yorba-L. w. Kirby.
The reading of the list was listened to
with breathless attention, particularly so
: as the Fourth Ward was reached. When
=. the list of the caucus nominees was read
the din was like bedlam broke loose.
=. That settled the only chance for row in
the Convention. By unanimous vote
the report was approved. Again the
cheers of the delegates rent the hall.
The report of the Committee on Per-
manent Organization and Order of Busi
, ness was then read, and that too went by
t acclamation. 1t made the temporary
officers permanent, and added the follow
ing list of
vICE-PREsIDENTs:
G. H. White C. E. Day j .Frankenheld,
, ]. w. Haverstick, G. E. Berry, ]. w.
, Batcheller, J. R. Dobbins, r. Melrose,
H. H. Markham, G. ID. Ambrose.
{ The o1der of business was as usual
Then came the report of the Committee
on Platform and Resolutions. Here is
THE PLATFORM.
2 The Republicans OF Los Angeles, in
County Convention assembled, affirm
their loyalty to the principles of the
party, as expressed in the platform
adopted by the National Convention at
! Chicago, which we hereby ratify and
adopt as the platform OF this Convention,
and record our allegiance to the stars
and stripes of Protection, as opposed to
the red bandana of free trade; and it is
; Resolved, That we pledge ourselves to
an honest administration OF affairs,
frowning alike upon bosses. rings, cabals
and cliques in the party, or in the party
OF opposition and without attempting to
> fasten upon any one the responsibility
for the riotous and disgraceful proceed
ings attending the recent primary cleo
ton at certain points, your committee
desires to condemn toem and all con-
cerned in them. The fundamental
principle OF fRepublicanism is a free ballot
and fair count" not only in general
but in primary elections. AS the surest
! means of preventing in future such ob-
stacles to free expression of Republi
can sentiment we recommend that the
County Central Committee elected or
continued in Office by this Convention
be instructed to call, under the provis-
ions of the primary election law, any
primaries to be held during their incum-
bency.
+ Resolved, That the expressed opinions
of Grover Cleveland in favor of the de-
monetization of silver, and the absolute
silence of the st. Louis platform upon
that subject, calls upon every Californian
to give his influence and to cast his
ballot against the Democratic National
ticket.
Resolyed, That this convention express
its qualification at the loyal and efficient
efforts of our representative in Congress,
General William Vandever, to advance
the material interests of this district,
and unanimously endorse his candidacy
for reelection, and hereby instruct our
delegation to the State Convention to use
all honorable efforts for his ie-nomina-
ton.
Resotved, That we heartily indorse the
nomination of Harrison and Morton, and
| pledge them and the ticket nominated
by this convention our enthusiastic and
loyal support.
This went, of course.
The next order of business was choos-
ing candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court, short term. Judge Anson Brun-
son named w. H. Clarke, and he was
nominated by acclamation.
| The Chair at this point announced an