The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-19

the fOuIth OB the list, following the Sher-
III, Mayor and County Clerk. But as in
dlcated no conclusion was reached in tn G
short recess-Ses>ion Of the committee an d
these matters viii be fully discussed al
the Baldwin this morning.
The delegates INDUCED in considera Ole
discussion in the lobby and on the floor
as TO the manner Of nominating the Judges
Board Of Supervisors and Board of Schoo
Directors. II was proposed to have them
named By committees appointed by the
convention for that purpose. This was
favored by some aud opposed by her:
who thought that the candidates for the
places named should be nominated in the
same WAY as the Mayor or Sheriff. |; i,
thought though that The committee plan
VIII be al nered to.
Some of the districts were In a ate Dor.
deriDg on commissions over a suggestion
that the candidates for The Assembly be
nominated by the whole convention. The
Assem- bIymeD. they said, were 10 be voted
tor in the various districts and not by the
city at large, and the districts, they con.
tended, should have the right to name
their own men 5 they have in the past
Ii this proposal for open nominate ms
be made there will be general outburst
of dissent. Some of the districts have
already made tbeir nominations, and In ey
insist that their action shall stand. Tie
ThiIty-sixth met last night and nomina ted
John Mccarthy 10 make its fight for AS
sem lyman.
Much dissatisfaction has also been occa-
stoned by the action Of several of the dis
tricts in permitting the delegates-at-large
chosen by the committee OF eighteen to
vote for AssembIymen. These men IN
many cases do not live in the districts,
aud the spirit of home rule has rebelled.
This seems to be matter for the districts
to settle Tor themselves, though ii may be
fought into the paneral h0dv
Judge Walter II. Levy's candidacy for
denomination to the Supreme Court is
likely TO arouse bitter opposition and to
occasion him considerable notoriety of an
Representatives,. w. S. Ray was in the
LOBBY last night discussing the Judge very
Ireely' lie. told the facis of the Tread
wen estate litigation and declared that he
was going to bring another sui. against
Juqge Levy, and tight it TO finish.
james ii. Barry was at the convention.
too, and be VIII, it is SAID, second RAYS
Efforts TO injure the candidacy of the
Julge as much as possible Barry has
made herce onSlaughts In his paDer unon
the wearer OF the judicial ermine. and he
may be depended upon for vigorous work
against this especial object of his antinathv
IL Levy Is beaten either Rhodes Borden or
frank Lawler will be the nominee for
ms place; Judge Coffey and Judge Dam
setIe.u' Muose Terms OF Office are about 10
Supervisor James was a c@nsniorors
ngure Ii The lobby of the convention
win his silk hat tilted on the back of his
nead ne wandered around chatting win
irlenos. 1t was generally acknowIeaged
Ghougb, even among the latter that Mr.
James was IN the condition of a freight
train That had been side-tracked in the des.
err, from political STANDPOINT. as far as
the nomination for Mayor was Concerned
lie was looked upon as the slated candi-
date Tor the nomination if the granger
politician had held on to the convention
but when the latter pulled out on the
opening night Mr.. James chances seemed
TO Will like stray roseleaf in the hot SIM
The night narrowed down then to Super
visor Denman aud Adolph Sutro with an
II as regards the latter and several dark
horses.
The Thirtieth Assembly District has in
dOrsed John A. Brown of that district for
Recorder. 1t was reported that Mr.. Brown
had withdrawn from the fight. His friends
deny this, ard also state that the rum0r
that he would try to secure the nomination
for County Clerk Instead was without
foundation.
The caucuses OF TIE Lynch Msrye-Pop-
per party are still being held at the Bald
win Hotel. AT one held yesterday Judge
Jeremiah Sullivan was present When
the fact became known there was large
amount of guessing as to what part The
leader OF two wears ago was taking in the
present municipal convention.
shrewd surmise was to the effect that
he was looking out for the interests of
Sheriff McDade. Matt Sullivan, a brother
OF the Judge, attends 10 the law business
Of the Sherlff'S Office, and in that way