The record-union., 1892-08-31

Carlaw III. Mccoy proxy. B. II. Preston CF. G.
IhaoclIHe proxy, w. H. S. Scott, Richard
Parker, Jere Todd, E. Walters, Richmond
paws 70. n. Post proxy, NJ. NJ. Brady, Chris
W wagner C. n. Post proxy, NJ. NJ Glenn, ]. T.
STAFFORD, z. n. Post, @. l.. Hayford &C. n. Post
proxy r y Gus Il.immernacher William Sehroth,
49,, - t'a4ch4e, Ihomas Holmes T.. \. Post
Proxy, W j: DAVIS, L. II. Berkey, Harry
Ober, a. j. Galligan.
TwENTY-FIRsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct 1-H. Iages, E. Dole, John Ray,
william Mccain &c. Dole proxy, +. j.
Shields, a. Flores Jos Hopley, G. Root, D. J,
Long, Frank Butler CT. Daroux proxy, Win
lam y BrIen, George Stack, J. II. Woods IF.
Daroux proxy, IL. Goods, Captain a. Mendls,
Seth S Carried IT a. L. sheehan proxy, j. E.
Brown (F. Daroux proxy, NJ. j. eastman C..
ID. Schlck, j. j. Maloney, t. j. Finn IF.
Daroux proxy, w. Ryan.
Precinct 2-James McNasser, Walter W.
BassetL CIV. H. Goyan proxy. N. D. Dolan, J.
l. Robinette, j. w. Bailey, Augustus Ash (E.
Z. Jobson proxy, I'll. NJ. Butler, II. X McLen-
nan tW. I. Growell proxy, w. H. Govan, c.
F. stradford. f. C. koeder' David sinclair II.
u osborn proxy, 5. j. Jackson, Thomas
Norton wv M. Govan pIoxy), NJ. f. Hornlein
q; e. Z. Roeder proxy, 81, v. Johnson, Ed
Precinct 3--Jonn Wei, 7. S. Lawson, P. b.
Jensen, j. j. McKinnon F. A. Ebel j. j. Win
ggaFbd, gabI, .o3, George Egani +, B. Adams "a; w.
PEroxyl Eyl N. J. Flynn, John Funston, Henry
CarToH, x. J, Van VOORHEES,, John II. hatcher
George Egan proxy, ]. D. Shearer, John
SkelLon, SIi,r John Schafer,- Lincoln White,
Terry, John Barrett, Henry NaItby, John a.
Kelley, John Blair, Sr., ]. +. Slater, A w.
smith M. J. Flynn proxy, William Null
lenney (F. Bergman proxy, j. II. Ward.
TWENTY-sECoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct >, Guthries-C E. Duden, A. +.
Hornlein, j. r: Odbert, t. a. Lauder, j. S.
John Beck.
Precinct 6, Oak Hall-Riverside-Car Mum
ger, Bush Quinn, j. Cassleman B. w. Cava-
naugh. proxy, q. Grondona, Charles Merk ey.
PreGlnct z, North Florin-W. Ii. Robinson,
Z. +. Bartholomew, c. Towle.
Hreclnt ., BflghtOn-Perkius-W William FlV
j. NJ. Harlow, A. l.. Warren, F. Hinters.
Precinct 8, Patterson--J. McDermott l.. G.
Rodman, u. II. Menke u. McDermott prOxy).
Preclnct 10, American River Bridge
gCouch's)-A. 5. Greenlaw, II. Kenney, q.
henney 70. PoOrman, proxy.
Precinct l, Antelope. F.kGladney. L. S.
DAILY, John Parsons q. z. Gladney, proxy, N.
Precinct 8, Ashland-George Little, w. H.
Edwards
Precinct 16, Folson-B. +. Smith, Thad. j.
Mcfarland, c. L. Ecklon, r. j, Murphy, j. L.
bl9hcnafd, Joseph Kinney, VIM. p. Burnham,
Precinct II, Mormon Island-Charles Porter
Sh. j. Murphy, proxy, +. Woodward (R. j.
Murphy, proxy.
Precinct q, Buffers Halfway House, &,
Butter, Ed. Baldy.
Precinct 81, East of Sacramento City. North
OF Rallroad-William Foote Jr J. p Elder
Precinct IL, rs-Consumnes-A NJ.
Plummer, W. II. Dixon, I. NJ. Tavner W c.
Sheldon w. III. Dixon, proxy.
Precinct 13, Michigan Bar-Charles Rub
man, J. w. Heath, James Jordan Charles
Precinct Ia, live oak-w. H. Atkinson,
3. r. Robinson
Precinct 10, South Florin-David Reese,
Thomas jenkins. II. G. Whitmore, E. f.
Fitch.
Precinct 20, Elk Grove-George Morse u.
Graham, proxy, ~. H. Wood, +. Bond,
George FouIks, Ihad Mcconnell d. Andrews,
proxy, j. n; Andrews, NJ. Collin &c. NJ. ELL
OFT, proxy, j. Graham.
Precinct 22, Union House-Henry Watson,
Paul Il. Sims, Myron Smith 1a vote, j. p.
Precinct 50, Freeport-T. Ts Lufkie. P. G.
Rheil, $. Wilbur
Precinct "a, Franklin-P. r. Beckley. F.
KunSting. a. ClauSs.
Precinct 20, Rtchland-M. S. Green, H. c.
Bryan.
Precinct 26, CourtIand-D. Hollister. joseph
Heuster, II. Isham u. W. Houston, proxy, H.
Webb,
Precinct 27, Walnut Groves. Dyer, P.
Wise, H F. LufI1in
Precinct %, Isleton-P. H. Gardner (H. F.
Smith, proxy, II. f. Smith, A. T. Allender.
Precinct 20, Hicks yille-C. i. Donaldson
II. 5. Putney.
Precinct 80, Galt-J. H. Sawyer, John Nc
Farland, "; Lang, ]. c. Houghton, A. j.
Ryder, G. C.. Clement.
Precinct 81, Clay Station-Jalnes Conley, B.
Daniels, Edward Steele, c. Howard.
Precinct 50, onville-Siwash-B -Benia-
mn, min W. Wilder ii. A. Wilder, proxy, j. a.
Wilder.
Precinct 50. Arcade-George D. Poorman.
Steve Crandall George Poorman, proxy, E.
': Andrew George Poorman, proxy.
Precinct 81, Lincoln SchooIhouse-CharIe
Precinct So, walsh's station-z. L. Coy, A.
NJ Warwick
Precinct Sc, Natoma-C. A. schussIer wv.
A. Ford, proxy, w. A. Ford.
Delegate NJ II. Green moved that the
proxies not be counted, but the motion
was greeted with jeers and cries of
"Rats!" ''Sit down!'' ETC.
The report was adopted as submitted.
a motion was offered by P. Z. Beck
ley that the various delegations be
to cast the votes of any alb
sentees in their precincts.
ms DID not suit, either,iand an amend
lnent to the effect that no one who was
not represented either in person or by
proxy be permitted to vote, was carried.
THE PLATFORM.
This matter being disposed of the Chair
called for the report of the Committee on
Platform and Resolutions
1t was handed in by Major Anderson
and read by the Secretary as follows:
ReSoiUed, First-That we adhere to the grand
tenetS of the Republican party as enunciafaG
in the last National and State platforms anJ
we emphasize our faith in the protective
system, which is the embodiment OF the
American idea.
Second-That we declare our unboundad
faith and confidence in our national leaders
Benjamin Harrison and Whitelaw Reid
whose theory, as well as practice, is to protect
the rights Of every man.
Third-That the history OF the Republican
party shows it to be the true friend of labor,
and at all times consistent with the develop
ment of the resources OF the country
in faN rfNp of, H.
and economal administration OF our local
affairs, and pledge our candidates To the end.
and TO reduce taxation when possible
Elfth-1haJ for years the municipality of
the city OF Sacramento has neeGed a new and
better organic law. Recently the electors of
the city OF sacramento adopted the Free
holders Charter, as furnishing better form of
local self-government. 1t only requires an en-
of the ensuing Legislature to make
this Freeholders Charter the organic law of
the city OF sacramento. We therefore pledUe
this convention 10 use all honorable means to
secure the necessary enactment to make the
Freeholders' Charter the organic law of said
city.
SiXth-That the County Central Committee
be and is hereby authorized to ill all yacan-
cies that may occur on the county ticket or
ticket nominated by this convention or the
delegates thereof
SeVenth-That it is the duty of the Govern
ment to protect our natural WATERWAYS and
that the river Improvement Should receive
due consideration by the State IS well as the
Nation. That all things tending TO the de-
strucJion of our great waterways should be
prohibited. We are unalterably opposed to
hydraulic mining unless it can be conducted
without injury to our waterways
Eghth-That 1t is a part Of our protective
system to aid and protect the tillers of the
soil, and to that end all growing crops should
be exempt from taxation.
Ninth-That our system of State school
books must be projected against the encroaeh-
ment of foreign spectators.
Tenth-That this convention declares itself
in favor of the eignt-hour law as laid down in
lhe constitution and statutes OF California,
and we declare in favor of fair days pay for
4 fair days work.
The report of the committee was
adopted by a unanimous vote.
DIDN'T WANT DELAY.