The herald., 1894-09-12

The announcement of the result was
received with cheers and the nomina-
ton of Meesrs. Chapman and Borden
was made unanimous. Mr.. Borden was
called to the platform and returned
his sincere thanks for the honor con-
fsrred on him. He had always been
Democrat, and would always be one as
the doctrines OF the party are sound and
patriotic. He pledged himself to ad-
minister the functions OF the office with
fidelity If elected.
General Chapman next extended his
thanks to the convention. He said he
congratulated himself on the fact that
he was running fer judge with lady on
the same ticket. lCheersl. He said
that when he entered on the duties OF
the Office he would strive to do his
whole duty, and would make no distinc-
ton on account of race, color or creed
or religious belief. [Cheersl.
The chair then called for nominations
for sheriff, aud Mr.. Bulls named Ed
ward Gibson OF Ell Monte. Mr.. Brewer
submitted the name of George Hines.
and Mr.. Finlsyson nominated Andrew
McNslly, and the nominations were
closed.
THE FIRST BALLOT.
Iu0 uIbb DhliOt To5ult0u ia dispute
among the secretaries az to the count,
the claim being made that $50 votes had
been cast. The account kept by the
press showed $40 votes cast. and Nc
Nally nominated by two votes.
SECOND BALLOT.
A second ballot was called for, and il
resulted in the nomination Of Andrew
McNally, the vote being as follows:
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MR.. M'NALLY's SPEECH.
The nomination OF Mentally was then
made unanimous. and the gentleman
WAS called to the stage and said /
thank you for the honor you have con-
ferred upon me. ] know your judgment
10 good, and I think you have picked
winner. [Cheers.l am glad Mrs. Gal
pin ia on the ticket, for, God bless the
ladies, love them and they oil love me.
[Oheers. I'll make no pledges to any
one, but will give you square, honest
administration OF the Office If | am elect
ed, and am cure that | will be. Fur
thermore, promise you that [ will put
Democrats in Office and keep them
there. TCheers.l Gentlemen, again
want to thank you. [Cheersl
MR.. GIBsoN's REMARKS.
Ex-Sheriff Gibson and Andrew Nc
Nally both stepped on the stage at the
same time, and were greeted with tnree
mutual cheers.
MIR. Gibson said: II thank you for
the reception you have accorded me,
and will do all in my power to aid in the
election of the Democratic ticket this
fall" [Cheers.
An effort was made to adjourn until
this morning at o'clock, but it was
voted down.
Charles A. Hamilton was placed in
nomination for county clerk. and the
name OF Col. I. E. Messmore put up Tor
the same Office.
THE COUNTY CLERK NOMINATED.
A ballot was taken on the candidates
for county clerk, and before the compile
ton of the roll Mr.. Hamilton moved
that Col. 1. e. Messmore DO nominated
by reclamation. This was adopted, and
amid cheers Colonel Messmore was
called TO the platform and made force
full spesch, saying it would be the
pleasure of his life to show that there
were Democrats enough in California to
carry this stste. county and city cleo
tons, for the spirit Of Democracy was
abroad in the land. From now until
the ides Of November he proposed
to devote himeeif to the inter-
ests and services OF the Democracy and
that be proposed to take hold OF the
question OF the tariff. He was satisfied
that the Republican candidate for gov
ernor did not know what he was talking
about when he spoke on the tariff. He
then spoke OF the necessity of electing
Democratic congressman, and spoke OF
George s. Patton in the kindsst terms.
He then referred to Mrs. Galpin's can.
didacy, saying it was great stroke OF
policy and at the same time Just trib-
ute to womankind. Three cheers W ere
given for Dol. Mesemore. and the con-
vention adjourned until this morning at
O'Clock.