The record-union., 1894-05-26
AND NOW FOR THE DEMOCRATS.
The Citizens Movement to Secure the
State Convention.
Last Nights Meeting-List of Those
Selected to Labor With the
State Committee.

A meeting of citizens was held at the
Courthouse last night to adopt measures
looking to securing the meeting of the
Democratic State Convention in this city.
Add. G. Hink son called the assemblage
to order. He said the Democratic State
| Central Committee would meet in San
Francisco next Saturday, to select a time
and place for the holding of the conven-
ton, and last nights meeting was called
to select committee TO work in the in
terest OF Sacramento. He said that the
holding of the Republican Convention in
this city next month was the result of in
defatigable work on the part of the citi-
zens who appeared before the Republican
State Central Committee, and if the citi-
Zens wanted the Democrats to meet here
decided effort must be made to that end.
w. A. Anderson suggested that the
same course be taken as was pursued by
the committee in securing the Repub-
lican Convention.
On motion of j. 0. Coleman, it was de-
cided to appoint committee of not less
than twenty live to go TO San francisco,
and present the REG uest of the citizens and
the advantages of Sacramento to the State
Central Committee.
Following were those selected: Sur
veyor- Reichert, w. j. Hassett, e.
w. Hale, l.. Greer, Peter Flaherty, JAS
Mcclure, Daniel McCarty, General George
B. Cosby, Il. j. Clunie, Isadore Town
send, E. w. Maslin. }. b. Harris, w. A.
Gett, Jr., r. Il. Hawley, c. W. Clarke,
Frank Ruhstaller. w. A. Henry, j. G..
eral L. W. Sheehan, V. S. McClatchy, DR..
j. II. Parkinson, General j. @. MARITIME,
E. l.. Green, II. B. Nielsen. j. n. Larkin.
w. j. Hall, Clarence Clark, James /.
Felter, Il. NJ. Clarken, w. j. O'Brien, W.
A. Anderson. j. w. Hughes, J. NJ. Nor
rison, c. L. Jones. W. W. Rnoads, w. S.
Leake, William Mclaughlin, t. H..
Wallis, Grove l.. Johnson, X. Z. Irvine,
w. D. Comstock, II. G. Ross, Herman
Grau, Add @. Hinkson, w. O. Bowers,
Marion Biggs, General John I. Carey.
Charles Aull, n. Greene Curtis, J. Ii. Me-
Kune w. IL. Mills, a. j. Rboads, ChaS.
NJ. Chase, c. NJ. Harrison, Albert Gala
tin, George f. Bronner, X. S. Carey
Mayor Steinman, o. S. Flint, Trustees
Lawton, Kent, Leonard, Tozer, Wach-
horst, Davis, Pennish and DevIne, II. G.
Wolf, d. Lubin, Gillis Doty Ii. j. Kill
gariff, w. K. Gerber. Ed e. Leake, Will
lam Minis, r. II. Beamer, w. L.. Duden,
Z. 6. Blessing, Thomas Fox, Sheriff T.
w. O'Neil, John Rooney, Judge j. W.
Armstrong, John Miller of Walnut
Grove; Judge Matt f. Johnson, Joseph
Hahn, DIR. NJ. Gardner, II. NJ. La Rue,
Edwin +. Smith, r. II. Singleton, j. NJ.
Stephenson, NJ. Cronan, Ed Regan, II. +.
Dillman, Waverly Stalrley, John a. Gill,
p. r. Beckley, Hugo Hornlein, Colonel
James McNasser, j. o. Funston, Isidor
| Alexander, NJ. r. Beard, j. B. Wright,
John Dagget, L. w. Buck, James O'Neill,
Felix Dunn, a. NJ. Seymour and John p.
! Dunn.
General Reichert moved that COM
mittee of five Democrats be appointed to
call upon the Democratic citizens of the
city, who were appointed on the COM
mittee, and urge upon them to go to
San Francisco and call upon the State
Central Committee. A. G. Hinkson, II.
! c.. Irvine, Timothy Lee, III. G. Ross and
r. 0. Cravens were appointed as such
committee.
The committee was also instructed to
select headquarters in San Francisco.
On motion of General Reichert, it was
! decided that Chairman Hinkson and Sec
retary Funston formulate circular inn
mediately, stating what has been done in
preparing for other conventions, and the
advantages to be obtained in holding the
convention in this city. Also, how the
place of meeting will be decorated, and
| that music will be secured for the occa-
sion. The circular will be sent to the
members of the State Central Committee
The meeting then adjourned, subject tc
| the call of the chair.