The morning call., 1892-08-28
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN.
The Democrats Make Nominations and the
Leaders Talk.
Getting the Cleveland Partisans in Line for the
Great Battle TO Be Fought in
November Next.
special to TIE MORNING CALL

SALINAS, Aug. 27. - The Dem ocratic
county convention met here to-day and
nominated county ticket, as follows; Sher-
if, al Graves; County Clerk. T. j. Rior-
dan, Treasurer, L. Hartnell; Recorder, t.
Duncan District Attorney, Peter o. Zabala
Tax Collector. j. 3. Houston; Auditor,
James Kalar; Surveyor, J. II. CARRIER
The first Democratic gun of the campaign
was fred tonight. and Jackson Hatch of
San ose addressed large audience in the
pavilion this evening.
MODESTO, Aug. 27.-The campaign was
opened by the Democrats this evening in
the open air. W. D. Stradey of San Fran
cisco made the principal speech Of tile even
Ing.
HoLLIsTER, Aug. 27.-The Democratic
county conyen tion was held here to-day
Every portion of the county was repre-
sented. The following ticket was nomi-
mated: Assemblyman, Bon. j. W. Mat
ihews; Sheriff, E. Z. HoIbr0ok; County
Clerk, G. NJ. Foote; District Attorney, Ron.
Ii. T. Dooing; Treasurer Z. B. Montgom-
cry; Coroner and Public Administrator,
DR.. F. II. Phillips; Surveyor, ". L. Brown
Supervisor. District /, 4. Shore; District
g. A. T. Garner.
SUFFER- CREEK, August t27.-CoDgressm
Caminetti OF the Second District opened the
Democratic campaign here this evening.
MARTINEZ, Aug. 27-The Democratic
county convention nfet 1t san Pablo to-day
and nominated the following county ticket:
Assem- blyman, II. F. Emerie: County Clerk
A. A. Bailey; District Attorney, c. !.
BrowDi Coroner, II. J. Curry; Sheriff,
COTOdOn Sharp; treasurer, J. q. Sher-
burue; Recorder r. G. Houston; Public
Administrator. Edwin Stone: Auditor, j.
+. Carey; Tax Collector, w. j. Duffy; Dele
gates 10 the joint Senatorial eOnYen tion-A.
J. Young J. D. Darby, Guy Shirley, J. N.
Simpson, john c. Galindo, Gus Goetbals
and John Nheelahan; Supervisor fer Dis
tfict ,, William Hemme; Supervisor for
District 3, Fred Dahnken. Everything
passed on harmoniously and unanimously.
After the convention adjourned an ad-
dress was delivered by Hon. w. W. Foote
on he issues OF the day
PAso RoBLEs, Aug. 27.-Hon. Seth Mann
OF San francisco opened the campaign here
tom ght with a lively speech.
NEVADA CITY Aug 27-The Demo-
cratic county convention met in the theater
this afternoon and nominated tile following
ticket: Assemhlyman, S Ferguson of
Truckee; Sheriff, W. H. Pascoe of Grass
Valley; Clerk, John j. Macany of Grass
Valley: Treasurer, c. ID. Easton Of Gran
iteyille; District Attorney, Thomas S.
Ford of Nevada City; Recorder, 5. T. Nor
gan Of Grass Valley; Surveyor, Richard
Spager of Grass Valley; Public Admins
=. TRAITOR. Dan Collins of Grass Valley; Cor
oheT. George Tracy Of Grass Valley.
SACRANESTo. Aug. 27.-Colonel Irish ad-
dressed large meeting Of Democrats at
CiunIe ODera-hOnse tonight.
SAN RAFAEL Aug. 27.-The Democrats
opened the campaign here this evening.
Hon. John r. Glascock was the speaker Of
the evening. The meeting was held in the
San Rafael Qpera-house and was largely
attended.
STOCKTON. Aug. 27. - The Democratic
county convention to-day nominated the
following ticket: Senator, s. +. Langford ::
Assemblyman from Stockton. j. M. la Rue !;
Assent blyman from the county outside of
Stockton, j. l.. Huston of Woodbridge; ;
Sheriff. Louis Brandt; clerk, G. w. Yol-
land; District Attorney, W B. Nutter; Re-
corder. George Housken; Treasurer, j. w.
kerIick; Coroner, DR.. w. E. Gibbons; Pub-
lie Administrator, r L. Edwards; Surveyor,
ID. l. Compton ;.Supervisors-R r. Reiben-
stein. w. Mex. Carson and j. A. Shepherd.
Tonight the Democratic campaign was
opened by public meeting which was ad-
dressed by L. J. Clunie of San Francisco.
PASADENA, Aug. y. - The Democratic
meeting at Williams ball. a. r. Metcalfe
presided The speakers were Joe Timons
of Pasadena, Frank Selig of Alhambra.
Frank b. FinlaysOn Jr. of Los Angeles and
Mr.. Hopper of HOppersville.
FRESNO, Aug. 27-The Democrats of this
e.
Colonel Thomas T. Barry of San Francisco.
w. L. Grady and Miles Wallace Of this city
spoke.
sonoIna County Delegates
PETALUMA, Aug. 27-At the Democratic
primary election to-day the following were
elected delegates: From petaluma, city
and township, William Palmer, H. H
Maynard. c. II. Connel, Thomas Tighe.
Al Newburgh, Z. y. Tobin. w. 4. Wade,
n. Schierhold, Seorge Zimmerman, A.
CereghIno, John Thompson, John Stone.
Gallant Rains and Z. S. Palmer
SoNoMA, Aug. 27.-Democratic primaries
. were held to-day to elect delegates to the
county convention, which meets in Peta-
luna on September. The following were
chosen: SOnoma, G. w. Sparks and NJ.
Muidrey; Glen Ellen. G. Fl. Hansen. j. j.
Wilson and j. NJ. Hendley; San Louis,
Robert Howe and S. Hubrick.
A Cold Water Ticket.
Nevada CRY, Aug. 27.-The Prohibi-
tlonlsts had a SHINY attended county con-
sention IN tie Baptist church today. and
maae me following nominations: For Joint
senator, Mr.. Holland Of Sierra County !:
Assemolyman, Elan Biggs OF Grass Valley !:
Sherln, Z. Z. Weisenhurger of Nevada Civ !;
CleTk, John Ham of Grass Valley: Recorder
Mrs Ira L. Bowman of Nevada CITY: Treas.
nrer. MI Newton of Grass Valley Coroner
= Dr. Mary Il. Little of Nevada City. Super.
districts.
Contra Costa Republicans.
MARTINEZ, Aug. 27.-The Republican
county convention has been called 10 meet
at Colcord on Monday next.
Sacramento Regulars Win.
SACRAMENTO. Aug. 27-The Republican
primaries here to-day resulted in q rom-
plete victory for the regulars. 1t means the
nomination of Z. G. Hart for the Senate