The morning call., 1890-10-08

/ handed way Of knocking down candidate
was pursued, and rs a result p. j. Clancy,
the man of muscle, was nominated by accla-
nation and by ballot.
The Legislative Convention of the Twenth-
eighth Senatorial District met at the corner
of Twenty-Sixth and Folsom streets and
after being called to order adjourned until
tomorrow night.
THE TICKET.
Twentieth District. j. Donuelly.
Twenty-second District-John w. Nc
Donald.
Twenty-fourth District-P. J. Murphy.
Twenty -sixth Distriet-Thomas j. Clan
cey.
Twenty-eighth District-Not nominated.
For the Assembly.
Delegates to the Twenty ninth Assembly
District Convention met last evening at 533
Sacramento street. and were called to order
by John Mckinley, temporary Chairman.
John L. Brown. merchant residing at Lick
place. was nominated by reclamation.
Joseph Franklin will bear the Democratic
standard in the Thirty second Assembly
District. He is the keeper of sailor board
ing-house at 704 Broadway. The principal
claim that he has to the position is that he
was once Democratic pound-keeper.
l.. p. Ward, printer of the Examiner,
was selected to represent the Thirty-tirst
Assembly District. He is native Of New
York and about so years of age.
County Committeeman Walter Burke
called the convention of the Tbirty-seventh
Assembly District TO order last evening at
Grand Central Hall. on the corner of Mar
ket and Sixth streets. Before any business
could be transacted, however, he announced
that owing to the absence of several of the
delegates, he would take it upon himself
to adjourn the convention until this
evening. Considerable dissatisfaction was
manifested and roll-eall demanded.
The request was reluctantly granted, and,
much to the satisfaction Of the majority. it
was ascertained that only four delegates
failed to respond when their names were
called, and one of these proved to be pres
ent.
County Committeeman Burke was not to
be outdOne. however, and declared the con-
vention adjourned just as the dele
gates commenced to eyince unmistakable
signs OF revolt The story was
freely circulated that the action of
the temporary Chairman was prompted
by the fact that the absent delegates were
disposed to nominate Charles Sweeney, the
ex-ball player, and their votes were needed.
Mr.. Sweeney is supposed to be on the inside
track, and hence the obliging action of 1.-The
powers that be" in adjourning for bis
benefit.
The convention of the Thirty-eghth As
semby District was called to order last
evening by County Committeeman Phil
Murphy was selected 10 act as Chairman by
reclamation and Thomas Welsh performed
the duties of Secretary. The proceedings
ran along smoothly and Frank p. Clark was
unanimously nominated for Assemblyman-
The Forty first Assembly District Con-
vention met at Golden Gate Hall, 1920
Pacific avenue, with all the delegates present.
George A. Young was selected Chairman,
and W. A. Blakely Secretary. The conven-
ton adopted the formula required by the
Democratic County Committee asking that
all nominees appear before the Municipal
Convention and subscribe to its platform
before it adjourns. The name of j. Me.
Gowan was proposed as ASSemblyman, but
withdrawn. Tine convention adjourned to
the call Of the Chair.
the delegates-eight in number-of the
Forty-ffth Assembly District held meet
ing in the hall previous to the Twenty-sixth
Districts meeting, and after examining ere
dentials decided to adjourn subject to the
call of the Chair.
The delegates to the FOrty-sixth Assem-
bly, District did the same and met after
ward with the Forty-ffth delegation in the
Senatorial convention.
The Democratic delegates of the Forty
seventh Assembly District met at Tam
many Hall, on the corner of Twenty second
and Folsom streets, last night c. j. Flood
was elected Chairman, and James 81. Nc
Carthy Secretary. The name of NJ. J. Lus-
Assemblyman. and he was elected by
| unanimous vote.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again
in joint session with the delegates from the
Forty-sXth District on next Thursday even
ing, at which time State Senator from the
Twenty eighth Senatorial District will be
chosen.