The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-19

AssemblSman Bledsoe Of Humboldt. in
secondlng FELTON,. said that the Republican
party had not only saved but had advanced
the progress and credit Of the nation
Though in The minority be was proud 10
second the Republican candidate. Bledsoe
referred to the work which FELTON, had
done in Congress for the First Congress
siOnal District. and said he had won the
gratitude Of that constituency.
Assemblyman MrElroy OF Alameda, as
native son. seconded the nomination Of
White. His speech was frequently ap-
plauded.
Brett OF Alameda nominated Gator. His
nominee, he said, was one who judged from
all standpolnts was the peer OF any man in
California, one eminently qualified by edu-
cation and ability for the high position of
Senator Gator, if elected would see that
every vestige of class legislation was wiped
from the books.
Gators name was greeted with Populist
applause.
Senator Ford Of Nevada seconded Felton's
nomination.
Senator Bailey Of Santa Clara. in brief
speech nominated Judge r. NJ. Widney of
Los Angeles.
Assembyman Carlson followed. His
speech was frequently punctured with ap-
plause, especially his statement that he
wore no collar" lie made an enthusiastic
Blaine speech, and denied that the Demo
Gratis were in the majority. He closed by
nominating ID. C. Reed of San Diego, In
wiling the Endorsement Of Republicans and
Populists.
Senator Orr of Ventura nominated Bard.
Assemblyman Barlow OF San Luis Obispo
seconded Gator. lie predicted that whether
they voted for Gator now or not in two years
they would have TO vote for him.
Assemblyman Casterline of San Diego
seconded Reed.
Senator Wilson of Tehama, a Democrat,
made a Populst speech and moved that
committee be appointed to bring in the
representatives of the great corporations to
express their views before the people He
was ruled out of order amid some excite
ment.
Senator Streeter seconded Reed and
Androus seconded Widney.
Senator Williams OF San Francisco nomi-
mated f. c. Franks of Santa Clara.
Dodge Of Alameda at this point asked if
those present were all members Of the
Legislature.
Bledsoe moved call of the House on
Dallotng, but the motion was lost.
Carlson said he understood that soufe
legislators had run away to avoid voting.
The rolcall was ordered on the N otion
for the call of the House. Amid excitement
the motion was lost by vote of 50 TO 90.
The convention then proceeded to ballot for
Senator.
The first joint ballot officially announced
resulted as follows: Total number OF bal
lots cast 1l9, necessary to a choice 60. White
81. Perkins r. FELTON, H. Bard 9, Wdney 6.
Gator Z, Franks g. Estee l, Reod 8, Pres
ton l.
The vote In detail was as follows: For
White Senators-Arms, Berry, Blggy,
Burke, Dunn. Fay, Gesford. Goucher, Harp,
Langford, McAllister, Martin, Mathews.
Mitchell, Ostrom, Seawell, Whltehurst, Will
son. Assemblymen-Alford, Boyce. Brown
lie, Buckley, Burke. Conway Curtis. Cusick.
Drees, Duffy, Emerc. Finlayson. Gallagher.
Gately, Godchaux, Hamilton Hendrlckson.
Hurley. Hutson. Jacobs. johnson of Santa
Clara, Kennedy, Kerns, Larue, Luttringer.
McCauley, McElroy. Macks. Marks. Mar
ston, Mathews of Tehama, Matthews of San
Benito. Mordecai, O'Neill, Price, Pueschel,
Sargent, Schlesinger, Schroebel, Shanahan.
Sims, Tindall. Speaker Gould-6i.
For George c. Perkins: Senat0rs-Camp-
bell. Denison, Earl, Hart, Hoyt, Simpson.
Assemblymen Dodge. Miller, STANDARD,
Taggart, Taylor-l1.
For Charles N. FELTON,: Senators-Eyer-
| ett, Ford, MCGOWAN. Mah0ney, Ragsdale.
| Shlppee, Voorhies. Assemblymen-Bled led
soc, Dnckworth, Dart. johnson OF Hum
boldt. O'Keefe-12.
For Thomas Il. Bard: Senators-Flint,
Maher, Orr. Seymour. Assemblymen-
Barker. Lynch, Perkins. Raw. Talbott-9.
For ID. G. Reed San Diego: Senators
Broderlck, Streeter. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
derson, Blakeley, Carlson, Casterline. Chip
| man, Owens-S.
| For Thomas Y. Gator: Assemblymen-