The morning call., 1890-10-05
THE THREE CITIES
ACROSS THE BAY.
Alameda County Democrats Make
Up Their Ticket.
Engineer Dunn Not Arrested-The New Brew
ing Company-Two Hen Reported Missing.
No Rush" at the University.

The Alameda Democratic Convention met
yesterday and was called to order by j. w.
Laymance. Chairman of the Democratic
Coun ty Central Committee. r. NJ. Ftzger-
aid was selected temporary Chairman and
]. F. Fonte and w. Clark. S. Bachrach and
T. j. Gill as Secretaries. These were after
ward made the permanent officers, with
Cary Howard and J. B. Parsons as Vice
Chairmen. Charles Dairy and Major Waters,
the colored chimney-sweep, were appointed
SergeantS-at- Arms. The Chairman ap-
pointed the following committees:
Credentials-W. F. Perry, Chairman; First
Ward, Gus Roemer; Second. N. Z. White /;
Fifth, J. F. Donovan; Sixth, w. Mosch; Seventh,
w. +. Perry; Alameda Township, }. W. Denns; /;
Brooklyn, j. Linfoot; Eden, NJ. Kerwn; Muir
ray. NJ. Kalsky; Washington, j. Shinn Oak
Resolutions cary Howard Chairman; Flrst
Ward. II. j. McEvoy; Second. r.: McKillIc n;
Filth, Ed HackeIt; Sixth, p. Z. Dalton; Seventh,
A. Fine; Alameda Township j. T. Fleming;
Brooklyn, e. ). Smith: Eden. j. E. Quinn; Muir
Oakland. a ID. PryaL
Permanent 0rganizatlcn-L. D. Manning,
Chairman; First Ward, George Earl; Second, L.
Sheeban; Fifth. j. Wonderlich; Sixth. C. II.
Brosnahan; Seventh, Z. j. Rogers; Alameda
Township, +. Wild; Brooklyn Township. John
Curran; Eden Township, f. Nugent; Murray
Township, X. Fallon; Washington Township. q.
w. KRAFT; Oakland Township, d. L. Hogshead.
A little wrangle was had Immediately
after the opening OF the afternoon session
over the placing Of the nomination of judges
at the head of the list, but 1t finally carried.
RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED.
The Committee on Resolutions, by its
Chairman, Cary Howard, presented the fol-
lowing:
ResoIred, That we reafrrm our unbounded
confidence In the principles OF Democracy, as
they are set forth In the national platform OF
1883 and the platform of the last State Conven-
ton held at San Jose, and we believe that only
by the domination of those principles can the
highest and best welfare Oi this noble land oil
ours be attained.
Resolved, That we especially Indorse that plank
OF The Democratic Stale platform pledging The
Candidates of The party to do all In their power
to procure the adoption Of tile Australian ballot
system. aud we have that pledge as an earnest OF
the overthrow OF those fraudulent and corrupt
means that have held the Republican party In
power.
Resolred, That we unqualfedly condemn the
actions OF the Republican Speaker and the Re-
publican majority in the National House OF
Representatives. for the unwarranted, arbitrary
and unjust action in refusing 10 seat Democrats
In that body WHO have been elected thereto, and
overrulng every right OF the minority OF that
body and unseatins others who have Deen
elected thereto.
Resoiued, That we recognize the right OF labor
10 o. gan'Io AZ iu seiueiehse asaiis' 'no oh0'o"'n
Resolved That this convention favors local
sef-goyernment for the cities of California in all
matters of municipal government, therefore we
pledge our members OF the Legislature to such
amendments in the general laws rs VIII permit
The complete operation OF city charters, ana 10
Which 'wPT' viii secure the same end not only for
charters hereafter adopted. but for those already
adopted and ratified.
Reso[ued, That We affirm that plank In our
State platform which favors free textbooks to
the pupils of our public schools.
Resolred, That we are IN favor of liberal ap-
preparations for school purposes, and that we
are in favor of industrial education as 4 part OF
our common school course.
Resolved, That we recognize the value to
Justice and equity of a pure and unprejudiced
judiciary ana therefore. are In favor Of indors-
ing the non-parIlsa judicial ticket, represented
by The Hon a. Nj. hosDorough anu hon. L. NJ
1l9son' ,,.;o., o, ,ho,, 10 r.;.a q
e iasS ~ E,s, m2 "oUuo ,,oroad " toot
W. h "nem rnnnrt u,ioh he was vr,aS
aman'od - rant tyor p,ba f.1form os Toi
aIloMeu in W ie"u iioiii 'ie pi"'ioihi 10 Aoi-
iom .,,,
heSotueu; inat tn,s Gun, @ & VIII LII nos !. no @
hsr uU T., ,s oiion r,ioc,niss or ihs namo'
craIic narty or who viii NOT publicly pledge him.
self TO vote for aud endeavor TO secure the eec-
tion OF the Democratic ticket nominated by the
Democratic Convention at San Jose In August.
1870.
Fleming moved the ADDITION OF the minority
report and made sharp speech. The de-
bate over the question lasted untll nearly
O'Clock In the afternoon and was pretty
warm Inc mihor'ty report was nhaiiS ca =;
tuo soueu rd uG"h tho noinritv renort wns ,dontad
Tbe f,lIo,rin, in tiaisat ,yaS thap nominatad.
ho ioiio"ins q. me- we INV" Io''"eo'
oMiNAIioNS > MADE.
aIu An A. NJ ;1 nosno,Ugs SIsr;,
Saoarhar Sno',ii, mo w IeSm,nss
mTecoIuea, Ts, .; Nv w: Esa,,hno; LAY ai,ds;
!I1aouIei n,aA ~ 3ion.,.oo"'
nssoSsv,. nsSN'. cOl" w ,i"shIs. g.,
A,. az Eu.ieD,J,, % ~, "; ;,iio "a"
Auuitof , hooef, tn,nIe, nn.nea. D
So,5. SVout5 O.,n, ,,n o,v'S,"uu T !, =, ~, law nam'
P,n,;o dn,fi,rri1,r 80 lsdwas + c,.uor.
SnperinIendenl OF Schools. /. O, Crawford.
Coroner, NJ j. OGara
The office of County Surveyor was left to
the County Committee to find n yictif.I 70 run.
In the Eighteenth State Senatorial Dis
trirt the Cnunty Committee yns also left tn
find man to RIM against DR.. Simnson In
tile Sixteenth District Sam Bell Mckee was
nominated to make the race AGAINST Eli s,
Denisop. A. J, Mcleod was nominated for
the Fifty-first Assembly District The Sec
ond Assembly District nominated Alex r.
Baum and Alex Hirshberg was nominated
for the Fifty-third Assembly District
James Ryall was nominated in the Fiftv-
fourth Assembly District: Ex-Mayor Charles
D. Pierce in the Fifty-fifth Assembly Dis
trict and ey-Sunervisor Il. r. Jensen of
Castro Valley against ID. S. Martin in the
Second Supervisor District.
80 c,.soN,s rsno,s,,,,rN
~, 'opoh uihSoA iNDoi'5EhhNi. ,,
1,,alIo Ciptpon raS no,t, w Strnn d W ~ a.
nioraoJa n h;s sy1oaaf - anuos;,;a
aid I Va ~ mo 'poeoii III oppo'i'ion
'",u W., .,,, ,xo,,,,o, ,or,.o, >,
ne s barreI fSr ~ Isgr fn
Democratic feast / think that he is out of place.
and had better go over to the Republican party
do not believe that we should In, ult the Demo
cratic lawyers and go out OF the party and noml-
nate man without learning, s without capaeity,
t,e aughs stoeN q, s Ja Ruuhs Rnu IThns
Nomination 1' '"N
W., so,,a ana sr,,r,s+,d thot +ho D,ro
~ orot Comr,', hod I'T ;,dorsod
tha indicioi nn,naes @ Mr Ped
.ne neRu;ni,%%n ~ % Juui J. oineJs ~ sa III. ho .l
naOt ~ 1890 Cnrnt ,iII ;ndo ,.,o
Iu,is,o. Msnsbar Vt ard crsona VIZ 'n0oi'0
oVVs'I u Fn@iish anu and senator N1of,i,, yere
nm hanI to SO fI,at thoir mroaran,n,e ,,;tb
rafarenca To the Judgas wos carrisd ont
They hone by the arrangement to elect a
Democratic Judge. hnt there are manv
Democrats who viii treat Gibson as thew
did Horace G., eelev. and refuse to vote for