The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-15

desire TO become nominees for Supervisor,
and their pre- customs are SO varied that 1t
is imp Issible to predict the probable win
ners.
Just at this time the question as to who
shall preside over the CONVEX ton is being
discussed with more interest than are
chances of the various candidates, except.
perhaps. among the candidates themselves
1t will require not only an able man 10
manage 600 delegates, but also man of
considerable hardwood TO undertake the
task. Several have been mentioned for
the place. and so selected that The contest
as 10 who shall WELD the gavel Will draw
the lines as between the Buckley and the
anti-Buckley elements. j. Henley Smith
has been mentioned for the Craftsmanship.
BE was named as a delegate by Bob Boyd,
who has never deserted the ranks of he
| Buck -Rainey organization, and be il
recognized as representing he ex-boss'
faction in the body of delegates. Smith
was once Supervisor in Buckley board,
and Chris himself could not pick out a
safer man. Mr. Smith has said hat he
did not want to be made chairman. be-
cause of the difficulties which the presid-
| jig officer will undoubtedly have to en-
counter, put at present it is most likely
that he will be chosen.
The anti-Buckley men want Eugene
Deuprey. He represents the sentiment of
that element and he also has, 1t is thought,
enough force ana plenty OF ability t. in-
teiligently control. The complexion of the
convention will be made known by the re-
suit of this fgbt, which will of course be
the first III Smith IS chosen IL will be a
pretty clear indication that Buckleyites
are in the ascendency; if Deuprey. the re-
verse.
George r. Il. Hayes has also been
spoken of, as also has jeremiah Lynch
bu ne real fight lies between Smith and
Deuprey.
Chairman Gould of the Democratic State
! Central COMMITTEES last night announced
The following standing comm tees:
Advisory commlttee-W. w; Fooie. Robert
James d. Phelan, Rudolph Herold, Thomas j.
! Clnnie. j. II. O'Brien, Harry +. Wise, Robert
! Boyd, A. Nardin A. Fredericks. j. l.. Frank
! lin, James Gallagher. w. Z. Lawlor, John Nc
! GillivTay, II. F. Emeric. Eugene Deuprey, John
| q. Fitzgerald. Andrew j. Clunie, Citus Bar
| bour of San francisco; William l.. Ashe, Mer-
| Oakland; Frank FIulaysou. Los Angeles
Charles F. Montgomery, Contra Costa ;
A. Cavsgnero 2. j. DOnahue, D. A. Ostrom,
thomas H. Barry Barry j. f s sullivan j. B. Rein
| Charles A. SaRbOrn, Barclay Henley. j. d.
| Stevens, Byron Waters Fountain finnell, Will
| liam Z. Graves, +. w. Blinn, J. +. Thompson,
Thomas Rice, W. E. Hale E. Jacobs j. ". B.
Montgomery. 4. Godchaux. J. /" Rathbone,
j. L. Hudner, z. J. sullivan, NJ. Nunan. Gavin
McNab, A. A: Watkins s. Newman, jeremiah
don, Garnet McEnerny, Charles l.. Alderman,
| John n Woods
Finance committee-Thomas }. Clunie CHAIR
mani Rudolph Herold. A. FTederlckS. j. l..
| Franklin, jams D. Phelan, Raphael Well, =.
j. Sullivan, Gavin McNab john Resented, NJ.
/ Nunan. ). Newman. A A. Watkins, Jeremiah
1 Lynch, f. =. Heller, 7. +. Dundon.
Law commitee-T. e. Coogan, j. f. Sullivan,
| Garrett McEuerny, j. b. Reinstein, Barclay
/ Henley.
Campaign colnmlttee-RObert NJ. Fitzgerald,
/ (,arrpt MPEuPrnV. Gavin McNaD. Danni .
Spencer, Thomas j. Cluuie. john n. Woods,
| NJ. Greenblatt, Charles l.. Alderman, Clttus
! Barbour.
| Speakers committee-W. p. Lawlor tchair-
man. Marion de Vries, Il. f. Emeric Eugene
! Deuprey J. j. Dwyer, Andrew j. Clunie A.
CavagnerO. Charles +. Montgomery, John ID.
McGillvray.
Registration ommittee-Winam L. Ashe
| (chatrman), j. II. O'Brlen, Harry +. Wise,
Robert Boyd. Frank Motif /, L. Lanigan, Isl
| doTe Alexander, Frank Fnl6yson.