Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-21
RIVERSIDE POLITICS.
M. MANLEY, OFF EL MODENA, FOR
JOINT SENATOR.
Result of the Senatorial Convention Yes
terday at south Riversfde-A
Selection by Accla-
nation.

SOUTH RIVERSIDE, sept. ZU.-Ali lasJ
evening and today Republicans dis
cussed the work of yesterdays sena-
torial convention held here, and the
members of sparty of a grand past are
sworn to mets out vengeance on the San
Bernardino man who was nominated
for joint senator yesterday. There is
no mistake; the Riverside people, and
in fact, all those in the Seventy-seventh
Assembly district, are against the Re-
publican candidate for joint senator.
down on pretty heavily also, for they
thought that Orange county would have
secured the nomination, and that 5.
Armor, of that county, would have re-
ceived the honor of being selected. For
tunately, however, for the little super
visor OF the little county, he did not get
the nomination, and he probably re-
turned home with lighter heart than
did E. G. Seymour, the nominee.
The 8:13 train, this morning, from
San Bernardino, brought in the delega-
tion from this county, and all the mem
bers seemed to be in the best of spirits
and sanguine of success. A HERALD
representative interviewed several OF
the delegates, and all are sure of a
Democratic victory There was no fac
tional fight, and the delegates enjoyed
their forenoon in viewing the country
in and about the village. The l :l5
train from Los Angeles brought in the
Orange county delegations. Orange
county's delegates were solid for Manley,
and it became evident before the con-
vention was called to order, that the
twelve men would stand by him.
J. Fl. Boyd of Highlands called the
convention to order.
Fl. York, of Santa Ana, was, on mo-
ton, elected chairman.
H. G. Patton, of Banning, was, on
motion. elected secretary.
Committees on credentials, resolu-
tione and order of business were, on
motion appointed.
A short adjournment was taken to
give the committees time to report, and,
on reconvening, the reports were. on
motion, adopted. Different from the
convention of yesterday, there was no
fight over the report OF the committee
on credentials, but every delegate was
seated without murmur rofdisapproval. OF
This was pre-eminently Democratic
eredential committee report, and no
petty squabble disturbed the meeting.
The report of the committee on reso-
Iutons indorsed the platform OF the
national and county Democracy was in
sympathy and accord with the Demo
cratic candidates, and pledged support
to the nominee of this convention for
joint senator.
Nominations for joint senator for the
Thirty-ninth senatorial district were de-
clared in order.
H. Neill, of Santa Ana, placed M.
Manlev, of Ell Modena, in nomination.
J. K Tuffree, of Fullerton, seconded the
nomination, saying that Prof Manley
wasn't De Young or Stanford man, and
could get to Sacramento with both feet.
Harry Patton, of Banning, came here
to try and get the convention to endorse
DIR. w. H. Head, of Garden Grove, who
is the Peoples party nominee for joint
senator, but after finding the unanimity
OF feeling existing for Mr.. Manley, he
seconded his nomination.
The motion was made and carried that
nominations close. and Mr.. Manley was
nominated by acclamation, amidst great
enthusiasm.
After 3 few fitting remarks made by
journed.
The convention throughout was har-
monious. Ifwas a gathering of repre-
sentative members of the Democratic
party Of San Bernardino and Orange
counties, and the nomination met with
hearty approval. There is no doubt but
that the Democratic nominee will be
elected. for with weak man for the
Republican nominee, Riverside and the
entire Seventy-seventh assembly dis
trict boiling, and Orange county feeling
that it had been sat down on in the
Republican convention of yesterday,
Mr.. Manley will be elected by hand
some majority.