The herald., 1894-08-23
THE Days PROCEEDINGS.
Temporary Organization Made Psrma'
nent-ksittAs Else Done.

Temporary Organization Made fsrms-
nent-k.ittAs Else Doss.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 22.--Chairman
del Vale did not call the Democratic
srate convention to order until 10 80
this morning. Discomfort with the
Baldwin theater as the place of meeting
broke out in the convention again. Two
reports were presenfted from the com
mittse appointed yesterday, the major
itv fayoring retaining Ihe present meet
ing place, and the minority advising
moving to one Of three other halls.
A lively row between Chairman del
Vale and Frank ii. Gould. OF San
JOAQUIN, occurred. Gould asked the
meaning OF the two reports. Mr..
del Vale replied that the chairman
had no more intelligence than those on
the floor. The San Joaquin delegation
site under the gallery, and Gould rose,
and in wildly denunciatory tones, shout
ed that his delegates under the gallery
could not hear the reading of the re-
ports, and that the chsirrnan'a reply was
unfair and insulting. At this the con-
vention rose as one man. and Gould was
hovled down. Several delegates in the
rear of the hall attempted TO speak, but
Del Vale persmptorily pointed to each
with his gavel, saying, "SN down, cir; /;
and you, and you." Then be apologized
to Gould.
jackson Of San Francisco, chairman
of the committee, fought nard for re-
moval, and aroused the ire OF the gal
leries BY referring to them ss the riff raft
of the city. Jackson was repeatedly
called to order, and got the whole con-
vantion In q tumult by inainuatlons
agsinst the chairman of the state CEN
tral committee and others.
Finally both reports of the hall COM
mittee was laid on the table and the
convention will continue to meet in the
Baldwin theater.
Majority and minority reports OF the
committee on credentials were present
ed. The latter was signed only by the
chairman, Mordecsi. The majority rec
commended seating the reorganized dele
CATION from Sacramento. The minority
recommended the seating OF both the
Reorganizers and OLD Liners, giving one
half vote to each. The majority report
was carried bv O large majority. The
reorganized Sacramento delegates then
took seats on the platform. there being
no room On the floor.
The cheir then announced the COM
mitteee. as follows:
Committee on permanent organization
and order of businese-J. d. Sproul,
chairman Henry Mehler. R. A. Berry,
J. E. Cooper, II. B. Gillis, @. w. Reed.
j. L. Burke. z. H. McEver, r. Heath,
Edward White. ii. A. Jastro, D. f.
Wiley, R. Casner. +. E. Baker, w. b.
Thomson, ]. @. German, j. L. Walsh,
VIM. Denman, B. W. Ssrgeant, w. H.
Phillips, VIM. Ash.
Committee on platform and resolu-
tions-Dennis Spencer. chairman; r..
A. Thompson, A. O. Orena, J. +. Coonan,
H. NJ. Larue, Pat Reddy. F. H. Gould,
K. M. Fitzgerald, Seth Millinston, Ra-
leigh Barcar. Jeremiah Lynch, Harry
E. Wise. Sam Brsunhart, D. M. Dslmas,
Robsrt Farrell Thomas J. Clunie, By
ron Waters, j. d. Spencer, George s.
Patton, Ernest Graves, NJ. T. Dooling.
Considerable wrangling was developed
over q motion by Garrett McIperney of
San Franoiaco to refer all motions to the
committee on resolutions without de-
bate. 1t finally carried.
The convention then adjourned to 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.