Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-08

Saolcnl, u. II. lrland, Fred Hardness,
A. A. Newell.
Sixth ward, Precinct Al. T. Bear
den, j. Marion Brooks, Ed Smith
| (proxy), H. j. A. Stuhr, A. f. Mackay,
A. Rimpau, Charles j. Peteler,
A. Rozell, ]. M. Butler, John +.
Humphreys, j. Weber, E. w. Taylor, J.
II. Kuhlman, John P. Moran, VIM.
| Chamberlain, Geo. Pessell.
Seventh ward, Precinct A.-Charles
?. Kearney, M. J. Nolan, j. w. Wilson,
II. Cohen, A. }. Lennox, G. Alexander,
ii. E. Cluster, J.i L. Tucker, j. Haw-
erwaas, j. Bernard (proxy). M. w.
Conkling, j. J. O'Brien. R. B. Powell.
Precinct BID. M. McGary. 7. Brinck.
F. Weitzele, d. j. Richards, H. Rich
mond, P. Sweeney, III. 7. Gordan, H.
Kearney (proxy), Pearson, j. ]. Mahon-
ey, 7. j. Mckinley.
Eighth ward Precinct All.
King. E.. Waldeck, F. Cla-
we're, W. Rowan, G. Gollmer, c.
Valla, q. p. Willig, L. Cohn, P. Hack,
G. S. Maben, Chas. Loutz (proxy).
Precinct B-P. Ballade, T. f. Savage.
S. Holiday. l., B. Cohn, G. Graham,
Joe Brown, E. Faure, N M. Quirolo,
Oh. Cruz (proxy).
Precinct CD. d. Murphy, III, Davis.
z. Cooney, H. G. Drake, H. j. Bedeman.
Ninth ward Precinct A-C. H.
White, 1. N. Cochran, E. II.
Workman, j. L. O'Bryan, c.
A. Bell, w. R. Stephenson, G. A. Bell
proxy, S. Bigy, Robert Fowler.
| Delegate-at-large-J De Barth Shorb,
A protest by Mr.. Wiley, of Whining
ton, member of the county central
| committee, was presented by that gen
tleman against the delegates seated
from that precinct, on the ground that
the laws were violated at the primaries.
On motion Mr.. Willey's protest was
| read by the secretary. 1t stated that
the law was violated at the primaries,
that persons from San Pedro, Los Ange-
les and Spadra voted, and that the polls
were in possession of roughs, ''who in
timidated honest Democrats" and
drove them from the polls. Mr.. Will
ley's protest occasioned considerable
amusement. On motion the protest
was tabled, and the report of the com.
mittee was adopted as read.
| Judge j. @. Morgan, of Santa Monica,
as chairman of the committee on per-
manent organization and order of bus
iness, read the report OF his committee
as follows
First-Election of permanent officers.
Your committee recommends George s.
Patton as chairman.
| For permanent secretaries, Charles
| Stephens and j. Harold, assistant.
| Fo1 sergeants-at-arms, w. McGrath,
and Samuel Haskins.
Hassen, II. Hawks, Gaby Stephens.
hot ha nr1a cf h,,c ha
as follows:
8. Report of committee on creden-
tias.
4. Report of committee on platform
| and resolutions.
| 5. Collection of 81 from each delegate,
to be collected by the chairman of each
delegation, and by him turned over to
the secretary.
6. Nominations of four superior
judges, vote to be taken by a delegation
voting for four candidates at one and
the same time.
Z. District attorney.
8. Superintendent of public schools.
8. County clerk.
10. Sheriff.
II. Treasurer.
II. Auditor.
13. Assessor.
IA. Tax collector.
Is. Recorder.
Is. Coroner.
II. Surveyor.
IS. Public administrator.
10. State senator.
20. Two members of the assembly, by
their respective districts.
21. Township officers, by respective
townships, in the following order: JUS
tice of the peace, constable, and road
overseers.
%. City justices, for Los Angeles city.
%. Supervisors, by their respective
districts.
twas recommended that nominating
speeches be limited to five minutes each,
and that the convention vote by delega
tiOns, the chairman of each delegation
collect the vote and announce it upon
the call OF precincts by the secretary.
1t was also recommended that after the
nominations, and before balloting, each
candidate placed in nomination be re-
quested to deposit IS with the secretary
OF the convention.
On motion of H. B. Westerman, OF
Pomona, it was ordered that John Bry-
son, Sr., of Los Angeles, and R. N.
Loucks, OF Pomona, be made permanent
vice presidents of the convention.
Several delegates wanted the assess
ment reduced to fifty cents; but after an
animated discussion, a motion to that
effect was put to the house, and voted
down by large majority. The report of
the committee was then adopted as
whole.
Mr.. J. w. Mitchell, of Cahuenga, read
the platform, as built up by his COM
mittee. with telling effect, his fine elocu
tionary powers bringing every point into
notice. He was frequently interrupted
by the cheers of his audience, and at the
names of Pond and Del Vale, the con-
vention and spectators yelled themselves
hoarse. The platform is as follows:
The Democratic party of the county OF
Los Angeles, in convention assembled,
presents to the earnest consideration of
| the electors of the county, as its plat
form, the following enunciation of its
principles and policy:
Resolved, First, that we congratulate
the Democracy upon the auspicious out
look for the future of the party, and the
assurance of the early overthrow of the
misrule of the Republican party in
national, state, county and municipal
affairs. And we proclaim anew our
fidelity to the sound, wise and patriotic
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