The morning call., 1894-08-19
DEMOCRACY ASTIR.
liz Is Getting Lively at
z. headquarters.
GOSSIP OF THE CONVENTION.
Bud4 Has a Bout With Chair
=. man Pepper.
WANTEDTo KNOW ABOUT SEATS.
The=t@Boss Was Not Sufficiently
Deferential : List OF the
Delegates.
GOSSIP OF THE CONVENTION.
TO KNOW ABOUT SEATS.

= Tue country delegates to the Democratic
Stale Convention have registered their
kick against the Baldwin Theater as q
meeting-place for the body, and have been
appeased. James II. Budd of Stock ton
entered full-blown objection, but was
pulled down by William D. English, and
now the programme as arranged by Chair
man Max Pepper will ba-aarried out.
.hIr. Budd went to MI. Pepper. and in
the soft budding way peculiar TO the skip
per of. a naphtha launch demanded to
know how the head Of the State Central
Committee, expected to get all the dele
gates in the body of the snail theater. +.
- Pepper seemed to- beof the opinion that
T. that was.a matter resting largely with
himself, and he told the gubernatorial as
pirant from San joaquin County that he
would see that all the delegates were pro-
" vided " til soats-- This did not suit Mr..
Budd and lastnigb, lie met Pepper in the
. crowded loe hyof The bo1ef and had anau
imated Discussion win hin. over the ques-
tion Of seats. The. chairman was not so
busy as he. had teen an the former Occs-
sion and* he1ook the trouble oex plain that
sWhiie he body Of the thealer contain ed
only 522 fixed seats there was. room for
more %ualsza bhndEea extra chairs
in the'atstes, ard express ed. his disapproba-
U0n, Wbe JeupQn NT. PQpDer assured him
tb ct room Would be- found without block
lpga9ile &EsleSt:s* . said th3t the orchestra
lpclQs4re y0uld be<TP III owed and the space
: IN. trout . @tlfgs Erst rows Of fixed seats
: 1XoQld give aRlple room for a large num-
:. ne{ o. dc legates. BE told the uneasy in
*el1lireT that the Baldwin Theater was the
ests.l1 See that could have been secured,
aBGtI9en Buqd dropped the matter and
/ .M:o1ked hrs way through the large crowd
t}latlJres Sed around 10 auolhsr part of the
=npte3e o5ill be was BOT pleased. he CON-
Z EaII6d TO Mr. English that Mr.. POpper
.baG mot been BHf1c!en tty datetentiai in his
. :tb anne y Len ilrst approached, when /
= ask him how he Is &0tng TO seat the dele
i F2 test ofg ,.i VEaft j.; bin to tell me that
: chs tt atte1d 30 t7ats p = ::
~ t8t .ia Eoa....Haht him to tell yOu?"
asked l*Dgr3S H. :: ...x..
1.all 4lITa. to be more poIrte,"
Il1i DsilaW Ete]E you that.a man who
IS caEIf4l3Fa Nf the SKATE Central Commit
zee Is pqTfssd To death. all the time, and
20 u .Ht1lSt+ Z Kleet .i}l IN 10. be as polite as
5FaRG4ffg n4as ter Mi. English then
seii oil to tHil Mr., l5udQ I'll AT the Baldwin
=kHbase r was just tbs Stage for the conven-
GA. ARD he san QAqufn statesman
Ftfrt g fvg n u IS not 70 " probable that
ne N3a 5slt+ The. Go INVENTION because the
kfsa5.Is ps9r tl 2 eppNRl for him.
Al 4. 5tilto was III: far fhe biggest man in
fhN hptel*iqRf b lght and the place was
p g DISH fL! tte fYeIl ing.. de was tae only
!: eaIl5s g3lte *1oE. trfRefHGr+ making his own
1@49x By q grUElga |Snd' there was a great
: ge8} C5. *ElIdd talk, IEE6emed TO be the
gf-9FLa4 liEAnf9n :khat he:h&d the lead up to
( q seess f}if=l4aril What: tRrn affairs may take
i Nh ~ he" re preEen tItlYes from the coun-
I tEHf rl3.6 10 fQTc9 there is M saying. at
! sigfr sKn5. ttHele are comparatively few Of
=iA eE1 3ileTe..: en-, de hegates from Los An
5seel45 arr LTf:d and they gave no evidence
: gsf@ EN- I4faSiasu SIZE for the San Joaquin man.
t4Fte.Qf theIn was actually disposed to ridi-
! :e.ate: Mr.; Badd:s pretensi0ns.. He said that
: zHR d tdnsst see how Budd could hope TO
.stand any SHOW throughout the State ana
ti3at he Thought Los Angeles would prefer
Nv q. ~ Wallace unless Jackson Temple
@.snaliIG DE placed before the con veution.
=. 0.tJh{.E developed during the evening
j:EEitt49! reference to the other candidates for
-: l}ffYgTn@Fs except that il was positively
!: aSsatje 4 that Judge Mcguire had not left
=: NashiIPtOn as repOried, aud that he
WftaId not leave until Congress should
ai]0pTn.-
= .jIidge Mcguire will be nominated for
>1EG4ggress from the Fourth District, and
fiat re IRoves him from the contest for the
govern 0rs1iD.
- The Democrats are entirely at sea as to
The selection Of head Of their ticket The
anxiety to run for the chief Office is not by
.anE:means great
otiieE offices, but they even were not very
numerous, Los Angeles, for instance,
with its big delegation Of fnrty-two, will
bring Only couple Of asDiTants for poll
tlcal hoOOrs. One is r. F. del Vale, who
Wlli.be put forward for chairman of the
copve ntOn. His supporters say that if a
mem Der from the country is TO be chosen
Tor the place no one who has so lar been
mentiored is better qualified OF has better
claims than he. The other candidate from
of A rulr
WEo WIFI be named for the Office of
:Lleute napt-GOyernoT The late arrivals
fren the south say that Workman. whose
candidacy for the place has been an
. nounced; is not seriously thought of and
that his-name will probably be Withdrawn
: from the canvass.
i: Judge j. K Law OF MERGED is announced
as candidate. for AttorDey-General, and
= his fight is in the hands Of Billy Ashe. he
is at present Superior Judge of his county
and has been District Attorney.
:" Ben Maddox of ViS2la and ex-senator
M, III. Mead of Shasta are candidates fer
Secretary. of State. and William Asmussen
of this city is out for State Treasurer
The latter is an old Democrat and has
served In the State Senate. He seems TO
i1aye many warm friends al his back.
William =. Jeter. Of Santa Cruz wants
!. TO be Attorney He has once
served his county as District Attorney.
- A large number OF delegates ATE ex-
pected TO arrive to-day, though the ma
J0TitY will come. Tomorrow. Very few
proxies are. being issued, and there will be
full convention. ...=..
Charles Weller OF this city holds proxy
from Alpine. He says that he will cast
tins soliE& vote eff the county which means
nothing. more than a mild witticism, as
a iplne has only one vote.
: - ne tolFowiDgis list Of the delegates:
~ "A iameda-M. j. 0'Neii; Thomas Henderkin,
n " .9usterheTTX George Beck, T. GarTity, w.
y tooie,. j. j. AlcEiroy, John Hackett; Pat
TICK ~ a.Ian[ a.. NJ. Beet L. Holland j. G. HAYS
IL JoHg O:Blten. j.: e. Whitfle NJ. j.. I
AhuIao a, William Napier G, S. Cushing, John
.&e3IV. DAVlq Hlrshherg NJ j. kelIey Mar 10
.. Ryan, NJ. j. Laymance Frank T Nof3tt w
Marlante, Thomas kearnsV ID. a. Tandfepan
u. CTowell. Thomas Wells. Richard wallace
charles u. Pierce, G.. j. HARRINGTON r M Ftf7,
gerald. Jonn W. COyeRey,~J. v Sefiyner. A. j.
Dean, M. j. hefWin, G. w Dennis :Irl - -
AIpine-N. w. Harvey, - - -.
Amador-W. J..+McGee J. Meebans mr. 7
Nichols j. W. Surface j. Muldon. a. Corn.
cal, j. l.. SargeaBt, w. H.: Glenn ~"
Butte-l. i. Norton, w. p rvncb- y n
Long, Park Henshaw, j. c. BOYLE r r 1 P.S "
ton, B, Caldwell j. ID: Sproui, John Co.'S |
Frank Brooks, W. j. OuonnorrJ. W. Is. Mont,
CaIyeras-w. p Pagan, 7. Have. q. q |
Fox, E. j. Berger, Thomas r.. McSoTIe,;; ~ y n y |
Tuiloch, B. ii. Lewis. II. CIaIy =. ~ |
Colusa-H. II. SeaGon S. Casber. II p |
Helpninst. in, j. C. Frasier, Ediom Swinford |
j. 9. 5 OVAL. - |
Contra Costa-Joseph P. Biore, Paul ma /
martini w. r. ReIdtng. " 6: -11h,S5NS. /