The morning call., 1894-09-22

chair said he did not think he could.
There were cries of "Yesi yes!" and loud
Noes" and the chair was about to look
il up.
just then he was informed by the secre-
tary that the rollcall was so constructed
that the roll Of the delegates-at-large could
not be taken. The chair so stated to the
convention.
Henry Ach moved to amend the order of
business so that the roll of the delega es-
at-large be called before the Assembly
dis riots.
There were cries of mo, no." which
caused the chairman to say: "If you will
hold your aye or mo- until called for you
will 0blige me-"
+. +. Dunno favored Mr.. Ach's motion,
as It would enable the chairmen of the
Assembly districts an opportunity TO poll
their districts while the rollcall of the
delegates-at-large was being made.
Z. l.. Weller opposed the motion. Sam
Braunhart raised the point of order that it
required two-thirds vote to carry the
motion. Chairman Deuprey ruled the
point of order well taken. P. F. Dunno
said that under the ruling the motion
was before the house.
II will refer il to the committee on order
OF business" said Chairman Deuprey.
This disposition of the motion was ap-
plauded by the convention.
I'VE are now about to ascertain the
names of Supervisors" said the chair.
land want you to understand that no
nominating speeches are to be made"
Nj. Dunno rose to question of informa-
| ton as to what had become of the late
amendment. The chair said he had ruled
1t out on Mr.. BraunharPs point of order
and If that did not dispose of it he would
refer il to the committee on permanent
organization. Mr.. Dunno sat down.
Communications from the various AS
sembly districts were received stating the
following had been received as Assembly
candidates for the respective districts:
Thirty-sixth Assembly District John Nc
Carthy; Twenty-eighth Assembly Dis
trict, Henry Healsy; Thirty-seventh AS
sembly District, John 2. Dalton; Forty
fourth Assembly District, James began {;
Thirty third Assem- bly, District, L. j.
Dwyer.
The delegates complained that they had
not heard the names read. which caused
the chairman TO warn them of the Deces-
sity of keeping order. The names were
read again and voted upon seriatim.
The reports of the various Assembly
districts respecting legislative candidates
were adopted.
"Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the
convention" said Andy Clunie, rising in
his char, 81 move this convention do now
adjourn and report to the general COM
mittee of the Democratic party that by
! reason of the interference of certain per-
sons in this convention it is Impossible for
US to accomplish the objects for which we
were sent here, to nominate ticket that
will receive the Endorsement of the people
of San Francisco"
Loud misses, catcalls, whistling and cries
of sit down interrupted the speaker, and
the long expected hornets nest had been
stirred up.
II wish to second the nomination of Mr..
Clunie," cried j. F. Gear0n from the
Thirtieth District delegation.
1T is moved" said the chair, shat this
conven ton do now adjourn sine die'
mo, sir" called Clunie, 'that is not my
motion. My motion is that, by reason OF
outside interferences with this convention.
it has been impossible for US to name
ticket that will secure the Endorsement of
the people of the city and county of San
Francisco. l desire TO be heard on it,
You shall be heard on it at the proper
time" snapped the chair.
Now, gentlemen of the convention"
said Clunie. after the chair had placed tie
motion before the house, II desire to ask
you to bear with me; and [ ask the gen.
| tlemen here opposed to the motion not to
express themselves by Kisses or catcalls :;
and endeavor TO listen to common sense
and save the Democratic party of the city
and county of San Francisco.
TO the PLATFORM "Platform,"
shouted delegates from all over the hall.
and Clunie stepped from his seat on the
FRONT row toward the platform He