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tion was withdrawn to give him chance
to air his eloquence.

Inc motion was then renewed, and mo-
ment later Coleman appeared on the plat
form. lie was greeted with an ovation, and
MS followers cheered loud and long. For
eoinc moments pandem0nium prevailed,
and when quiet had been restored he spoke
Drleny, indorslng the platform. He PROM
lsed to use his bess Influence if nominated
ana elected, for the people, and when he re-
cheers.
Mayor Pond and his cast-iron smile next
move IN sight. and he too was given a grand
reception. lie ignored the question of
nomination and spoke only of what he
would 40 when elected. The inference to
had 1t fixed beforehand. The principal
point OF his speech was tnat retrenchment
should be the order of the day.
WILLIAM SPEAKS HIS PIECE.
I'm giish was pale when he was introduced,
ana glanced Smilingly at the gallery, where
MS vile and children sat- This seemed to
reassure him, and he referred briefly to his
record as Democrat. aud said that if NOM
mated he would be found, as always. fight
ing for the Democratic party.
Last OF all came Paulsell, who thanked
ms friends for what they had done for him.
he had asked the party for little, but they
nad always given him what he asked for.
In this case he believed that such would be
tDe case, as in the past. Ii the delegates
wanted him he asked them to vote for him;
ouS 81 tHtS WduLtu dUOtutI, Ht Dcspcu u
them to vote for that other.
THE FIRST BALLOT.
The rOll-call was then called for and the
ballot stood: Number of votes cast 637,
there being TWO absentees in the San Fran
cisco delegation. Necessary to a choice
10. Pond pa, Coleman 1S4, English 195,
Pausell "A. The vote by counties was as
follows: Alameda-English 80; Amador-
Pond 2, Coleman 2, English 2, Paulsell 2;
Alpine-EnSllsh l.; Butte-Pond 8, English
4; ,Calaveras-Coleman s; Colusa-Pond 8.
Coleman 8, English 3; Contra Costa-En-
Dorado-Pond 2, Coleman 2. English 4;
Fresno-Pond 4, Coleman Z, English 4;
Humboldt-Pond 8, English /, Panlsell /;
Inyo-Pond /, Coleman l; Kern-Pond 3;
Coleman 2, English 2; Lake-English 8;
hassen-Pond ), English L; Los Angeles
Pond 8. Coleman 80, English 8; Marin
Pond 3, English Q; Mariposa-Coeman 8,
English /; Men1ocino-Pond 3, Coleman 9,
English 4; Merced-POnd 4, Coleman 2;
Modoc-POnd 8. English /; Mono-Coleman
3; Napa-English s; Nevada-POnd 3, Cole
man ., English 3; Orange-Pond 4, Coleman
l.. English L; Placer-Pond 8. English L;
Plumas-Pond 8, English l; Sacramento
BenitoaPond 1, English A; San Bernar-
dino-Pond 4, Coleman l. English /, San
DIego.P0nd IA, Coleman l., English 2.
San Francisco: Twenty-ninth Assembly
DIstrlct-P0nd 2, Coleman 2, English 2;
Thirtieth-Coleman 8, English 8. Paulsell
|; ThirLy-second-Col 4, English l.
Paulsell 4; Thirty-thrd-Pond l, Coleman
3, Paulseu 2; Thirty-fourth - Coleman
2, English l. Paulsen s. Thirty
fftlI-Pond #, i. 4, Coleman 2 EaeliSh ?.
Sell | Thirty-seventh-Pond l, Coleman =.
Paulsell /; Thirty ty-eighth-Coleman 6, En-
gllsh /; hirty-ninth-Pond 2 Coleman 4.
PaulSell l; FUrtieth-POnd l, Coleman l,
English g.; Forty-first-Pond /. Coleman 8.
Coleman 4. English l, Paulsell 2;
Forty-fourth-Pond l, Coleman l, English
I; Forty -ffth-Pond 9, Coleman l. English
4; Forty-seventh-Coleman T. Pauisell 4;
Forty-eighth-POnd 2, Coleman 5. English 1.
The whole vote OF San Francisco was:
Coleman 81, Pond %, English Al. Paulsell
49,. San Joaquin : Paulsell 10; San
Santa Barbara - Pond s, English /;
Santa Cara-Pond 8, Coleman II, English
/; Santa Cruz-Pond l. Coleman 5, English
4; Shasta-Pond 8. English 4, Paulsell l
you-Pond s; Solanoa.Pond Z, Coleman l,
English 4; Sonoma-Pond 16. English 2;
Stanislaus, Pond 2, Paulsell 6; Sutter, Pond
/ Tehaaa, English 4; Trinity, Pond 5; Tu-
lait, toni I, Coleman .. English :; Iuol-
umne, Coleman Z; Ventura, Pond 2, English
4; Yolo, Pond 5, Coleman 2. English 3;
Yuba, Pond 3, Coleman 3, English l.
SECOND BALLOT.
There was wild cheering by the Pond
men when the result of the first ballot was
announced and it was seen that he was in
the lead.
Several motions were made to take re-
cess to TIE evening and to adjourn until
tomorrow morning, but they were: all
voted down and another ballot was ordered,
which was taken Immediately.
Tie second ballot resulted as follows
Whole number of votes cast, 636: necessary
TO choice, 320; Pond 2l7, Coleman POI,
English 1913, Paulsell 25 Coleman's
votes indented the ballots of five ab-
sentees in the San Francisco delegation,
which were counted for Coleman according
to rule which had been previously agreed
upon. The vote by counties was as fol-
lows: Alameda, English 20; Amador, Pond
8, Coleman ., English 3; Alpine, English L;
Butte, Pond S, English 4; Calaveras, Cole
3; Contra Costa, English Z; Del Norte,
Pond /, Coleman /; Ell Dorado,
Pond ., Coleman 2. English 4; Fresno.
Pond 4. Coleman 7, English 4; Humboldt,
Pond l. Coleman i; Kern. Pond 3,
8; Lassen, Pond 4; Los Angeles,
Pond 9, Coleman 80, English 8; Marin. Pond
8, English q: Mariposa, Coleman 8, English
|; Mendocno, Pond 4, Coleman 3. English
4. Pausel l; Merced. Pond 4, Coleman 2;
Monterey, Pond Z, Coleman l, English 2;
Modoc, Pond 3, English 1; Mono, Cole
man 2; Napa, English s; Nevada, Pond
3 Coleman 5, English 81; Orange,
Ger. Pond s, English /; Plumas. Pond A;
Sacramento, Pond s, Coleman 3, English 7;
San Benit0, Pond l. English 4; San Ber-
nardino, Pond 4. English 8; San Diego,
Pond II, Coleman l., English q San
trict, Pond Coleman l, English 2:
Thirteth District, Coleman 4, English 3;
Thirty-iirst, Pond 1, Coleman 4, English l (;
Thirty second. Coleman Z. English l, Paul
sell /; Thrty-third, Pond l, Coleman 3, En-
Thirty-liflh, Pond 2, Coleman 2, English
4; Thrty-sixth. Pond 2, Coleman :, En-
glsh 2; Thirty-Seventh, Coleman 8; Thir-
ty-eighth. Coleman 6, English 1; Thirty
ninth. Pond 2, Coleman .. English !;
FortySecond. Pond 2. Coleman l. English
o; FOrty-third, Pond l, Coleman 4, En-
gish |, Paulsell l.; Forty-fourth, Pond
!, at., Coleman l, =, English .,lS 6; Forty
Fforty-sixth, Pond 1, Coleman 2 English 4:
Forty seventh, Coleman Z, Paulsell |;
Forty. eighth, Pond /, Coleman g. English
10. Total vote of San Francisco-Po
Y, coleman 10, English 40, Paulsell ..
San Joaquin, Paulsel 10; San Luis Obispo,
Pond 2, Coleman 2, English Il San Mateo,
Coleman 6; Santa Barbara, Pond 8, English
l; Santa Clara, Pond 3. Coleman lS; Santa
Cruz, Pond 8, Coleman 6, English /
Shasta. Pond 8. English 4, Paulsell l; Sier-
ra, Pond l, Coleman 2. English /; Siskiyou,
Pond 8; Solano, Pond 8, English 6; So
noma,, Pond IA. Coleman 2, English 2;
Stanislaus, Pond 2. Coleman 2, Paulsell 4
Sutter, Pond 4; Iehama, English Z; Trim
ity. Pond 3; Tuare. Pond 9, Coleman 4,
English |; Tuolumne. Coleman 7; Ventura,
Pond 2, English 4; Yolo, Pond 8. Coleman
2, English. 2; Yuba. Pond 3. Coleman 2,
English 2.
When the result was announced the
Colemanites cheered frantically and howled
with delight Hats were hurled aloft and
Alfred b. Treadwell executed a war dance
that created burst of merriment.
A motion was then made TO adjourn to
10 o'clock tomorrow, and carried by
large majority.