The morning call., 1890-08-26
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
Organization of Buckeyes State
Central Committee.
Opposition to One Of Deuprsy's Followers Nor.
ROW Renominated by Acclamation.
Other Conventions.

At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon William
D. English, the Chairman of the outgoing
Democratic State Central Committee, called
together the new committee, and in doing
SO briefly congratulated the Democracy ION
the result Of the San Jose Convention.
There was a trace of sadness in his tone,
and, while he strove to appear cheerful, it
was evident by his manner that he had not
forgotten his treatment by Boss" Buck
ley at San Jose.
When he had finished he asked for nomi-
nations for temporary Chairman, and Rus
sell Wilson and John Daggett were both
named for the place, the former by Morris
Schmidt the latter by Fred Cox of Sacra-
mento. Before a vote was taken Wilson
withdrew and Daggett was chosen by accla-
nation. The roll was then called and at its
conclusion the irrepreSsible Jim Budd arose
and stated that while at San Jose he had
handed to the Secretary the names P. Fee
and hon. Hugh j. Corcoran, neither Of
which had been called off.
MUST BE LAMB"
c. 81. McGreavy. who has been one of the
most active Of the anti Buckley Demo Gratis,
complained that his name had been omitted
by the Secretary, and he asked that it be
inserted. This brought forth a vigorous
protest from Jere DriScol, Sam Rainey and
others of Buckley's heelers, who charged
that McGreavy was not a good Democrat
presumably because of his opposition to the
"boss'-and strong effort was made to
have his name referred to the San Fran
cisco members of the committee. This was
objected to by the country members, and
the trouble was finally adjusted by Nc
Greavy binding himself to support the
nominees of the Democratic party i'll
November.
The action plainly showed that no anti
Buckley man is looked upon as good
Democrat, and that no opponent of the
"boss" will be allowed to have voice in
the management of Mayer Ponds cam
paign.
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
Russell Wilson moved that a committee
of five be appointed to agree upon an Exec
utiye Committee of fifty who would select
permanent officers, but this met with a
vigorous protest, and substitute was
offered making the choice OF officers devolve
upon the whole committee. After some
discussion the substitute was withdrawn,
and Mr.. Wilson's plan was adopted.
Chairman Daggett then appointed Russell
j. Wilson and j. w. Bryan of San Fran
cisco, Fred Cox of Sacramento, Clay W.
ldylOT VI oHdSLd anu Y. W. &AChClhUu VI
San Francisco as such committee, after
which recess Of half an hour was taken.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
On reassembllng the committee reported
the following as an Executive Committee:
George Patton, Los Angeles; Russell Wilson.
San Francisco; W. V. Galley, Santa Cruz; SAM
ueI Newman, San Francisco; NJ. s. Gregory,
Amador; w. L. Goad San Francisco; A. +.
Jones, Butte Charles McCleveTly, Alameda; w.
/ McMaun, San Franclscoi j. II. O'BrIen, San
Franciscoi Hugh Corcoran, Stockton: n: Il.
Packard. Kern: John McMurray Trinity; Will
lam Wilburn, Gilroy; j. T. Murphy, Santa Clara !;
A. McAlllsler, San Luis Obspo; L. II. Tucker,
Fresno; j. d. Carr, Salinas; Il. b. Mitchell, San
FranciscOi \. c. Carnail, Alamedai W; b. VII
shire San Francisco; q. L. Phelan, Lakeport;
Frank MOfiiIt, Alameda G. L. Ackerman, San
FraGcscoi J. F. Thomson, Humboldt p.
Hsnshaw. Butte; J. A. Fileher, Placer;
d. Grady, fresno; r. T. Hammond, Marln r.
BOYD, g. Il. B. Hayes, NJ. Schmidt, NJ. Buger
a. {. Paulsell, I. j. SEaekleiord, ID. Spencer, A.
Rogers, San Francisco; NJ. V. Meade, Sierra; j.
E. Carr. Nevada; j. V. Coleman, San Nlateo;
w. d. English, Alameda; John Boggs, Cousa;
L. +. Smith, Sacramento; Chris Nelson, Yolo;
john Markley, Sonoma; Edw. MeGettigaD,
Solano; W. j. Bryan, w. Tumbull, j. W. Nc.
Donald. San Francisco; n. o. Bradley. Tulare
j. Hunsaker, San Diego; +. Cox, Sacramento;
Byron Wa eIs, San Bernsrdno; James II. Budd,
San Joaquin, and r. Heath, Santa Barbara.
An adjournment was then taken until 2
o'clock this afternoon. when, If the slate is
not broken. the following officers will be
cording Secretary, a. I. Spots; Core
spending Secretary, John Markley, So
mona; Financial Secretary, A. G. Berthier.
All are Buckley's LAMBS" but Mr.. Mark
ley, and the "boss" anticipates no opposl-
ton from him.