The morning call., 1892-04-24
COAST PRIMARIES.
The Counties Select Their Committees and
Name Their Delegates


Name Their Delegates.
NAPA, April 23.-The Republican County
Convention to elect a new county central
committee and delegates to the State cOn-
vention met here today. Resolutions
strongly indOIsng the administration of
President Harrison were adopted, and the
delegates to the State convention were in
structed TO work for a resolution indorsing
Harrison; also to support candidates to the
national convention who will work for the
denomination of Mr.. Harrison. Resolutions
were passed indorsing NJ. n. Estee for dele
gate TO the nat onal convention; also favor
ing the movement for an organization Of a
State league of Republican clubs. The fol-
lowing were elected delegates to the State
convention: NJ. NJ. Estee, c. Nj. Francis,
+. b. Mackinder, w. +. Fisher. j. Ii. Ste
vens, John ThomanD. Major +. X. Merri-
man, III. III. Knapp. G. Costing. A county
central committee of % members was ap-
pointed. I. B. Hutchinson was afterward
chosen its chairman. A committee was ap-
pointed to organize Republican clubs
throughout the county.
REDDING. April 23.-The Republican con-
yention assembled to-day To elect delegates
to the State convention. G. w. Burtner
was elected chairmau and +. NJ. Swasey
secretary. The following named delegates
were elected to the State convention: T.
w. Smith. Ben Boyd. j. w. COnant, III. n.
Wilkinson, ii. T.. Dodson. DIR. Harvey. j.
81. Geaves and L. Il. Smith.
VENTURA, April 23.-At the meeting Of
the Republican County Central Committee
to-day the following were elected delegates
to the State convention: Il. S. Hall. K. o.
Gerberding II. X. Snow, w. L. Hardison,
K. p. Grant and J. S. Collins.
SANTA ANA, April 22-The county Re-
publican primaries were held here this after
noon and delegates TO the State convention
were elected. Only medium vote was
p0led. But little interest was taken out
side of the party.
MARITIME, April 23-The Republican
county convention met here to-day for the
purpose Of eleetng delegates to the State
convention at Stockton. and also to elect a
new County Central Committee. No resOiu-
tious were adopted. but the convention pro-
eeecej In an harmonious manner. The fol-
lowing delegates to the State convention
were selected: NJ. H. livery, j. l.. Abbott.
George r. Carter, Charles Wood. Vincent
Hook, o. c. Lueiling and j. III. Schneider.
The new County Central Committee selected
was as follows: James Rankin chairman,
James II. Borland Secretary. George A.
Sherman (treasurer). l. y. Buttner, j. NJ
Stow, Vincent Hook, Charles Rhine and
X. X. Veale
VIsALIA. April 23-The Republican con-
ventiOn to-day elected as delegates TO the
Stockton convention: J. j. Cairns. w. A.
Hall. NJ. Premo, j. p. Wagy. d. e. over
IS. tI. W.
Bower, Justin Jacobs. w. 5. Camp.
STOCKTON, April 23.-The Republican
county convention to-day elected the follow
ing delegates to the State convention, w hich
meets at Stockton May 3: A. Z. Eubry
j. L. Ruggles, A. w. Simpson, b. Gianelli.
w. 4. Whipple, X. Saddlemire. F. J. Wood
ward, w. H. Bentley, Lafayette Funck aud
A. l.. Leyinsky.
SAN JOSE, April 23-The Republicans
met In convention today and elected dele
gates to attend the State convention Mt
Stockton on May B. The meeting was har-
monious and much enthusiasm was shown.
The delegates elected were: A. Mcdonald,
Hon. III. V. Morehouse. +. Bohlaan, Charles
M. ShOrtrdge. r. s. Barber, James Show
ers. J. w. Lyndon. Hon. James w. Rea. I.
Franck, Colonel Philo Hersey, George w.
Cozzens, V. Koch. Elmer Cottle. +. p.
Montgomery, j. Il. PeppiD, Samuel Rea
and George L. Dunlap.
Democrats Meet.
MARTINEZ. April 23.-The Democratic
County Central Committee met this after
noon and selected next Saturday as the day
Tor holding their primaries and the Satur-
day following as the day for holding the
county convention to elect delegates to the
State convention. which meets in Fresno on
May II.
NAPA, April 23-The Democratic County
central Committee met here to-day and
called primary elections to be held April 80
to choose delegates to a convention to be
held May z, at which time delegates to the
State convention will he elected.
MERGED, April %. - The Democrat G
County Central Committee met this after
noon. ID. Z. Clark, Bon. j. X. Law, J. A.
Harrelson. Joseph Vasche. L. ID. McCabe
and A. Badt were elected delegates to the
State convention. w. L. Silman was in-
dorsed as delegate to the national conven-
ton. RESOLUTIONS indorsing Cleveland as q
candidate Tor President were adopted.
The Peoples Party.
NAPA, April 23.-The county convention
OF the Farmers Alliance held hero to-day
was largely attended from all sections of
the country. Resolutions were passed that
members OF the Alliance will vote for no
candidates for the Legislature who do not
pledge themselves to work aud vote for
laws against usury; also, making destruc-
tl0n Of productions of the soil by commits
Sion merchants to maintain high prices to
consumers felony. A resolution was
passed recommending that the name OF
Peoples party be changed to Peoples
Union. In the afternoon q convention Of
the Peoples party was held. j. w. More
house was chosen chairman and Carl
Browne secretary. A county committee Of
seven members was elected. A. l.. Nayone,
L. b. Ellington, William Morris, j. NJ. Car
ter. IL. s. Geer, j. w. Morehouse and Carl
Browne were elected delegates to the State
convention to be held at Stockton. June 3.