Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
sional Districts and nominate ST
Congressman.
THE GOVERNOR SPEAKS.

Tor the report of the Committee OF
Resolutions, Governor Waterman
came into the Convention and was
warmly applauded. He made shor,
speech, saying: Delegates to the
National Convention, do your duty
give US Blaine and Lincoln, and the
Pacific coast will be swept as she was
never swept before" His remarks
were received with loud cheers.
The rules were then suspended end
the Convention proceeded to elect
NEW STATE CENTRAL cosrMrrTEE.
The members are
Alameda. ]. Walmsley, Colum-
bus Bartlett, VIM. Kemp, @. Il. Shook,
Fred E. Whitney and J. E. johnson.
Alpihe-Cyrus Coleman.
Amador-O. J. jennings.
Butte--John d. Gruen. G. l.. Barnes.
Calaveras-J. Tolmsky.
Colusa--W. B. Harrington
Contra Costa-G. B. Loncks.
Del Norte-L. +. Coburn.
El Dorado-W. H. Brown.
Fresno-A. J. Pedler.
Humboldt-W. S. Barnum.
Inyo-A. r. Conklip.
Kern-F. A. Tracy.
Lake,. L. Read.
Lassen--E. r. Dodge.
Los Angeles-H. T. Payne, o. J..
Chubb, j. Banbury.
Marin-F. M. Angelotta.
Mariposa-Not represented in the
Convention.
Mendocino--Not represented in the
Convention.
Merced-S. Bates.
Modoc-James L. Lord.
6fono-Wm. Butler.
Monterey-A. B. jackson.
Napa-S. W. Collins.
Nevada-B. F. Simon, J. F. Kidder.
Placer. F. Neff.
Plumas-B. w. Barnes.
Sacramento-A. j. Rhodes, j. w.
Wilson, Geo. @. Mcmillan.
San Benito-Thos. Flint, Sr.
San Bernardino-G. w. Byrant.
San Diego-G. w. Heald.
San Francisco-W. H. Dimond, P.
B. Cornwall, Geo. B. Bayless, w. T..
Bople, D. B. Jackson, E. @. Hughes,
F. I. Whitcomb, H. J. Knowalsky,
j. III. Mahoney, A. r. Briggs, Ira P.
Rankin, A. J. Martin, f. N. Gallag-
her. Alex Russell, w. H. Wild.
Yolo--C. III. Garoutte.
Yuba-I. j. Sherwood.
DELEGATES ELECTED.
Nominations for four delegates-at-
large to the Chicago Convention were
next declared in order. John F.
Swift, Greed Raymond, George A..
Knight, Of San Francisco; Henry T..
Gage and Thomas Fitch, of Los An
geles, and M. M. Estee, of Napa, were
placed in nomination. The roll was call
ed by counties and resulted in the cleo
tion OF the following named candi-
dates, who received the following
votes: Raymond, 312; Swift, 800;
Estee, 325; Gage, 265. Knight re-
ceived 1862 votes.
J. A. Clayson, Santa Clara; r.
Gird, Los Angeles; N. w. Spalding,
Alameda; and E. p. Danforth, San
Francisco, were unanimously elected
alternates to Chicago. The delegates
elected by the districts were as fol-
lows:
First District-H. w. Byington,
Santa Rosa; J,hn Elliser, Tehama !;
alternates, w. H. Pratt, Humboldt /;
Martin G. Been, Shasta.
Second District-D. E. Knight,
Marysville; A. w. Simpson, Stock
ton; alternates, w. A. Long, Tuol-
umne; w. G. Long. Merced.
Third District-Eli Dennison, Ala
media; R. D. Robbins, Solano; alter
mates, Judge Van Vleet, Sacramento
M. B. Ivory, Contra Costa.
| Fourth District-W. H. Dimond
and Colonel G. I. Crocker, San Fran
cisco; alternates, Gen. John I. Gut
ting, David Mcclure, San Francisco.
Fifth District--M. HI. De Young
San Francisco; F. G. Frank, Santa
Clara; alternates, p. Beamish, Sar
Francisco; Duncan Mcpherson, Sants
Crux.
Sixth District--H. Y. Osborne, Loi
Angeles; and Paris KiIburn, Monte.
rey. Alternates-J. w. Martin, Fres
no; and F. H. Head, San Diego.
Before adjourning sine die, Chair
man Estee said he believed the pros
pect for national victory for the Re
publican party were brighter than ev
er before.
He was then rendered a vote o
thanks for his impartial rulings dur
ling the Convention. The delegate
elected to the National Convention
will meet tomorrow morning at tn
Golden Eagle Hotel.