The morning call., 1894-09-25

ways been pronounced against corporate
influence. and had never been swerved
from the faithful performance of his duty.
His conclusion was received with cheers,
and when the applause subsidized the chair
recognized Delegate McMurdo, who placed
before the convention the name of w. J.
Bryan as a candidate for the same office.
He said the name aud the record of his
candidate were all he needed in the way
of euIogy, and he stood to-day without a
blemish on his name.
More cheers for Bryan, and Delegate
Foote arose TO declare that IL was always
d matter of conSratulation in seconding
the nomination of a Democrat that the
heart could concur with the mind. Then
he told how he came tn San Francisco
when boy Il years of age. As corollary
TO this, he asserted that since then the
dearest spot on earth to him was the city
and county of San Francisco. For thirty
eight years be had known and loved Henry
Scott Because of the fact that be had
known and respected MIR. Scott for 80
many years. and was so Intimately &C
quainted with his character, he asked the
suffrages Of the convention for Mr.. Scott.
There was an inference in the speakers
IcHdIkS ludI he eApcClcu tH6 NOU-1 dTJl-
san vote to aid Mr.. Scott The nomina-
tons were then declared closed and the
rollcall begun.
Bryan led by Is votes as against for
Scott 10 the TwenIy-eighth District. In
the Twenty-ninth District Scott got 10
votes to for Bryan and made the score
even. Sam Braunhart led the cheers for
Scott He was rebuked by Chairman
Oeuprey for creating disorder. The Thir-
tieth District broke nearly even, Bryan
securing Is votes to u for Scott, thus lead
ing by votes. The Thirty-second gave
BRYAN its % solid votes. This was par
TALLY evened up by the Thirtv-third Dis
trict, which gave Scott 16 to for Bryan.
The Thirty-fourth District increased
Bryan's vote to los, more than one-third
of enough to nominate, while Scott had 81
votes less than half the number of his op-
poneut The Thirty-ffth District gave
Bryan 20 votes and but 1 for Scott. The
tally stood Bryan 12S, Scott IS. The Thr-
ty-sixth District gave 81 votes for Bryan
and but for Scott.
An interruption occurred during the call
ing of the roll OF the Thirty-seventh Dis
trct.
Delegate Cole in loud voice called for
protection from the chair.
81 have been insulted by policeman
while speaking TO a delegate" said he,
land ! want to know il l can call on you
for protection from the police. This is a
Democratic convention, and | want t.
know if the Police Department is to be
permitted 10 interfere with my rights as a
delegate"
Cries of Kill the police!'' came from
the galleries, interruptng the angry dele
gate's remarks.
Delegate Cole turned to the police Off
cers. and shaking his finger at a sergeant
said IL will be exact in what l say. l
don't propose to be insulted by The Police
Department or that impudent scoundrtl.
Sergeant Spillane."
The delegate rolled the words "scoun-
drel," 'impudent' and "SDillane" over
and over again, with an angry hiss Oh the
initial letter of Spiilane's name. He de-
clared that Spillane had laid hands on him
and forced him 10 seat.
Chairman Deuprey declared that Dele
gate Cole bad gone beyond question of
personal privilege in his remarks, and
ordered him to take his seat
The Thirty-seven District gave Bryan
80 votes, The Ihirty-eighth gave him %
and the Thirty-ninth gave him 22. In
these districts Scott received but votes
Bryan's vote at this point was 2l2 to IS.
The Forty-first District gave Scott % vo es
and his adherenls cheered. Their Joy was
shortlived. for the Forty second gave
Bryan 50 votes.
There was a question raised in the Forty
third Dis riot which annoyed the chair
man.
This is the Forty-!hird District" said
the chair. NOW 1t seems that one dele
gate"
'His name is Looms" said a darkroom
plexioned man, rising in his seat.
And the convention burst into laughter.
The chair endeavored to get the voting
tangle 10 that district straghteued out and
finally succeeded. Looms, however. in
listed on voting by bis lonesome.
When the Forty-fourth District was
called it was found that the substitution of
Daniel Green for Delegate Richet was done
without the sanction of Delegate Richet
Chairman Weller of the committee on Gre
dentials declared that he had been i'm