The morning call., 1894-09-25

Will put up good ticket all round. Ii is
understood from his lieutenants that he is
going to adopt new plan for exposing the
candidates to public criticism before they
are nominated. The names of all asri-
rants will be submitted to the convention
and an official list made of them. This
will be at the beginning of the proceedings
and the list will BE- allowed to stand for a
couple of days before nominations are be-
gun. This the colonel thinks will give the
newspapers a chance TO pick regulations
to pieces and enable him to do his picking
with better light than he has now. Before
the State convention he said that it was
his object to have nominated the men
whom the people wanted and that there
fore there would be no slate. He is follow
ing out that programme again.
But there was a slate at Sacramento and
there will be one at the municipal conven-
ton. Candidates who are not on it are
already in open revolt at being barred out
before the convention meets. This is
shown by the following circular which
will be distributed during the session of
the body:
SENSIBLE ADVICE TO CANDIDATES.
All candidates who have not received pos
castiron slate should withdraw their names
from the convention, thus compelling Boss
Burns o nominate the entire slate ticket by
reclamation. You will know that you are not
in II If you do not know your name Is on the
slate. Don't allow your name to be used and
then go TO the saughter-house
The convention will meet at o'clock
this afternoon at Odd Fellows Hall. A
temporary chairman will be selected and
a committee on credentials appointed. An
adjournment will then be taken until
Wednesday night. The convention will
meet thereafter every evening. It has
been predicted that il would get through
its work in few days. but this is hardly
probable. Multitudes of candidates are
waiting to have their names presented,
and there is too much work t. be done
speedily, even with the assistance of a
stated programme, If the convention is to
be allowed to ballot at all.
The Tile in the FOrtieth and Forty
first districts has not yet been adjusted,
and it is said it cannot be. The joint
committees from the two districts are 10
meet to-morrow night to nominate Oscar
Lewis for Senator.
John NJ. Chretien. T. B. OBrisn, John
l. hCOIOSSUU, lCSD6CLIf6IY, vi
the FOrty-second, Forty-fifth and Thirty
second Assembly District clubs. yesterday
called at the Republican county commit
tee rooms to present a copy of a res0lu-
ton unanimously adopted one evening
last week, at a meeting OF Republican
club presidents of this city. The resolu-
ton urges in most complimentary terms
the nomination of Hon. {. S. Young for Su
perintendent of Schools, to succeed John
SWEET. Mr.. Young was formerly Stale
Superintendent of Public Instruction of
Nevada, and at one time president of a
national convention of educators. For
the past seven years he has been a resi-
dent of this city.
A. 3. AusteTman, candinate for Assem-
blyman from the Thirty-seventh District,
has sent a letter to THE CALL announ c.
ing his withdrawal and his intention to
support the ticket loyalty.
The contest Ill the Thirty-eighth Dis
trict over the seated delegation involves a
story about the A. p. a. 1t is as follows:
1t had been arranged that Burns should
name two Of the fourteen delegates from
that district to the Republican municipal
convention and that the factions should
have an equal division o the other twelve
delegates. Burns TWO men, Aleck Thomp-
son and William Forsythe, were elected
according TO agreement, but the Morris
faction. t is claimed, die not live up to the
agreement that the other faction should
have equal representation, but did some
lively scratching, which caused the defeat
OF Kennedy and another would be delegate.
II is charged that the influence Of the
A. P. A. was brought to bear to secure
this result. A circular was issued In which
Kennedy. FIR 'ser, Mallon and Jordan were
marked No II and the successful men No.
Is. The No IL meant that The candidate
was Catholic or friendly to TIE Catho lies,
and the No. Is was used to designate those
candidates for delegates WHO were favored
by the support of the A. p. A. The boss
has decided that the election will have to
stand as the face of the returns indicate,