The herald., 1894-09-20
Tha Afrnrnann eaaatan.

The Afteraoon Session.
When the convention reassembled.
Judge Mitchell took the floor, and in
forcible speech placed Mr.. r. H. Hsines
in nomination for the Office of county
treasurer. Judge Mitchell spoke as fol-
lows:
l egain place in nomination for county
treasurer of Los Angeles county Mr.. X. K.
HaiRes q gentleman who has resided in this
stale 23 years has lie d aud now holds u posi-
tion OF high trust is II taxpayer, and against
who,e character not one word can be utter d.
man VINO supported your p esent United
States senator, stephen NJ. White, and voted
for Grover Cleveaui. man who oau be
elected by an ovsrwhe ming m jOTity, and who
If elected pledge him to run the office in
manner entirely satisfactory to the Demo-
ctatc party ef Los Aneees colnty. Aud |
again warn you, gentleman, not to let the TACT
that he has received thu Peoples party nomi-
nation lnaueucs you against him. Don't pay
any attention to this Republican spasm. Where
does most of this Outbreak come from?
Why, from III Republican new papers. the
Expre's and Times. Consider these sources,
and do not be frightened from doing that
whi h is the part OF wisdom and good polltics
by fear of Repub lean criticism. L do not b.
leve in bowing down to the Popuiss or let
ting them hsve whatever they may ask of US;
but do know thnt ii w il be Il mistake for us
10 follow the LEAD of Estee, McLachlan, Miliard
ana other kepU Ubican leaders in abusing them
ia the face of the dec sration OF Ghelr candidate
for governor, Mr.. webster, wao has bef n re-
ported by the public press as saying that they
nave no hight To make assipst the Democrats.
And 20 further and say tnas with ths example
OF the present district attorney OF Los Angeles
staring Them in the face no person VINO is hon
oyed by place on our ticket will dare 10 abuse
The bridge that carries him safely over and to
an election. Mr. Haines asks this nomination
ut our hands, and am in favor of giving 1t to
hun. If given 1t Will not be abused. Mr..
Hanes is a man who can be trusted by Demo-
Gratis, and be elected. So nominate him.
Mr.. Dobvne OF Ell Monte seconded the
nomination of Mr.. haines, and Mr..
Schsidler of Burbank said that the DEM
ocratic party WAS much in the same
poaition that Christ was when be came
on earth. He fought the devil at all
times, and the Democracy was fighting
tho worst form of devil in the Republi-
can party, aad it should make every
possible com bin alton to defeat the com
mon enemy. For that reaeon he Hec-
onded the nomination of MIR. Hsines.
Joeeph Simon aaid the Republican
party would fuse with q burro If IL
thought by so doing it could win; the
Democracy should ba glad TO take up
Mr.. Haines. Mr.. Steigltz also seconded
the nomination.
MIR. BREWER KICKS.
Mr.. ]. A. Brewer-I am ia the dark.
I want to know il Mr.. Haines 10 Popu-
list or a Prohibi:ionist. l want TO ask
what ia Mr.. Haines? When the Demo.
cratic partf goes back on ito principles
it loses all contrel OF myself and my
influence.
DR.. Alexander-When l WAS nomi-
mated it was by Democratic conven-
ton. | will not let my name go before
Populists, and withdraw my name.
The roll was then called and tn Q
Pomona delegates refused to vote and
many districts voted for ]. FL. Brewer
on the ground that he was "a Demo-
erat."
During the calling OF the roll an alter
cation took place between w. l.. Price
and Thomas Darmody, delegate from
the Seventh ward, which wss adjusted
without the shedding of any blood.
The result of tho ballot was an
nounced as iollows: Haines, 4001a {;
Brewer. 126.
Mr.. Brewer then thanked the dele
gates who had voted for him out OF COM
MI s,r nt -haasr.@ ha -aa ns nannrat
Mr.. Haines and could make the beat OF
| the nomination.
MR.. CLAIBoRNE's THANKS.
Mr.. Claiborne said he desired to pub
Iicly thank Mr.. Brewer for the privilege
Of having voted for him. because he
was a Democrat. Hs could go back &c
his constituents and say that he had re-
| fused to vote for man who would not
pledge himself to support the Demo
cratic platform.
MIR. Del Valle-I want to go away and
attend to some business, but before go
ing would like to know ii there are any
more Democrats to be pulled down.
No one answered this question, ant
the convention then adjourned.
A meeting of the county central COM
mittee was held. at which H. J. Woolla-
cott was elected treasurer, and the com
mittee adjourned to meet att efersonisr
hall on Saturday morning.
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