The morning call., 1892-05-15
DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS.
Fresno Selects Her Own Delegates to the
Convention.

FRESNO. May 1.-THE Democratic con-
vention was called 10 order at 10 o'clock this
morning. The morning session was occu-
pied in completing the canvass Of the vote
cast at last SATURDAYS primary, and after
announcing the result OF the primary cleo
ton the convention adjourned to P. NJ. At
the afternoon session the first business was
the selection Of delegates to the State con-
ventlon. II was decided that each Super
visor district choose its own delegates
Each district was allowed three delegates,
with the exception of the Third District
which includes Fresno City, and which was
allowed five. This made Il in all, as there
we're no delegates-at-large chosen.
The delegates 10 the State convention are
as follows First District. NJ. johnson,
r. p Mace and John Griffin; Second Dis
trict-J. D. Collins, Il. c. Eggers and C. a.
Yancey; Third Dsrict-G. G. GOucher,
r. B. Terry, W. r. Jacobs, J. Z. Hughes
and W. d. Grady. Fourth Distriet-R. B.
Butler, Thomas Il. Brewer and E. d. Vo-
gelsang; Fifth District. r. Lindsey. j.
I. Bates and K. +. Jack. After selecting
county central committee and listening 20 a
few speeches the convention adjourned
sine die.
YREKA, May 14-At a meeting Of the
Democratic County Central Committee held
in YIeka to-day, the following were chosen
as delegates to the State convention at
Fresno: john Daggetf, j. W. Mcbride,
John Y. Brown, b. Is. jackson, r b. LOOs,
Z. J. EmmOns. 4. Montgomery and Dr..
Ram; delegate-at- large, NJ. Il. Mccartney.
WILLOWS. May IL - The Democratic
county convention to-day nominated iull
ticket. The platform indoTses Cleveland
aud GeaTy; opposes protective tariff. and
declares 10 favor of sbOlshing the Railroad
Commission and Of electing United States
Senators By the popular vote.
UKIAH, May 1.-THE MendOcino Demo
cratic county convention assembled to-day
In the courtroom at 10 @ clock A. NJ. and
nominated the following officers: For AS
semblyman, c. W. Tindall; Sheriff, j. NJ.
Standley; Treasurer, William Ford; Dis
tIiet Attorney, James Pemberton; Coroner
and Public Administrator, Dave Carson;
Surveyor, r. I. York. The following were
elected as delegates 10 the State conventions:
w. Henley, j. Buckingham, W w Ware,
j. II. SeaWell, l.. T. Long, w j. Hidreth,
j. Q. White, L. I. Day. George McMullen,
y. NJ COpsey, J. c. Lane. The convention
is still in session, and the contest for Re-
coIdeT is a deadlock. There are four can
didateS Ia the field.
AUBURN, May Il. - The Democratic
county convention met to-day. q. ". APP
plegate was chosen chairman and Wrel
ShepeTd and g. GeiTsOn secretaries. Reso-
lutiUns were passed fayoring the building
OF competitive lines IF transcontnental
railroad; iaYOring the Traffic Association;
faYoring legislation to reopen hydraulic
mining and indorsiug Caminett, Chinese
exclusion and tariff reform. The following
were chosen delegates to the Fresno State
convention: +. L. Sanders, A. c. Fleming,
". D. Perkins, J Leyison. j. A. Filcher, J.
Z. Walch, c. Z. Evans. John Nichols, T. A.
Stevens and George Geisend0rfer Jr. The
convention adjourned with cheers for Cleve-
land and Caminetti.
SAN JOSE, May 1.-the Democratic con-
veniiOn held here to-day instructed its dele
CATION for Cleveland and for John W. Ryland
for Congressman from the Fifth District.
The personnel Of the delegation is as fol
lows: c. Z. Rs land. o. NJ. Welburn, Law
renee Archer, Jackson Hatch, B. ID. Aur-
ply. j. L. Kelley, DR.. George McCracken,
S. Wiley, NJ. Casey, j. F. Dunno, II. L.
Schemmel, Thomas A. Carol, George w.
Peckham, Gus Lion, r. ID Pease, lobe
RinaldO, James Sutherland, Thomas Derby.
II. X. Robin, J. r. Ryland, J. S. Bailey and