The morning call., 1894-08-20

who will support him and you will be sur
prlsed at the strength which he will show
in the San Francisco delegation"
Mr.. Gould is himself candidate for
once de desires to succeed Congressman
Camlnetti, and will be strong candidate
for the Congressional nomination in his
district.
James Budd. in referring to his candi-
dacY, said that it was conditional upon
jackson Temples name not being pre-
sented. IF he is a candidate | am not. II
his name comes before the convention /
shall second il.
He is the strongest man the Democratic
party can name, and l should like to see
MIN nominated. Ii be is not candidate
then | aspire to the nomination, and L
think L have many friends in the conven-
ton who will work for me. So far as the
selection of Del Vale, for chair man, is
concerned, do not think that his election
would injure my chances. as regard him
as not unfriendly to me-"
In speaking Of the report that his Sc
lection as chairman would be blow at
Budd'S chance for the nnmn alton for Gov
ernor Mr.. Del Vale said: at is not so. /
am not opposed to Mr.. Budd and my selec-
ton as chairman, should l be h0nOred
with that position, would not be in the way
of a blow at anyb0Gy's chances"
Mr.. Del Vale stated that the southern
counties mad few candidate to present TO
the convention. The only one whom he
knew was Mr.. Nickel of Los Angeles, who
desires 10 be nominated for member OF
the Board of Equalization.
One of the important fights of the con-
vention will be over the seating of the
Sacramento delegation. The reorganiZed
Democrats from that county are headed
by Sheriff L. w. ONeil, w. d. Lawton,
mentO, eX-State Controller Felix Dunn
and TilliS Doty, the ex-Assemblyman.
The old liners are under the leadership of
Russ Stephens, John Sullivan and Richard
Singleton.
The delegates of the Reorganized De-
mocracy declare that they will not be sat
isfed with half representation, but will
demand seats for the entire delegation TO
the exclusion of the old liners.
a. +. Jones of Butte modestly an
nounced yesterday that he was a candidate
tor the nomination OF Lieutenant-Goy-
ornOr.
NJ. 81. Meade, formerly Senator from
Sierra County, desires the nomination for
Secretary of State.
E. A. Bridgeford of Colusa and Victor
Montgomery of Orange aspire to the Su-
preme bench. Judge j. K. Law of MERGED
is also a candidate. His fight is being
made by Ed McCabe, who is candidate
for State Senator from that county.
Marion de Vrees of Stockton, Deputy
District Attorney of San Joaquin County,
Is q rival to f. II. Gould for the nomina-
tion 10 Congress from the district in which
ne resides.
The name of c. E. Wilcoxson of Yuba
City, Suffer County, Is mentioned in con-
nectiOn with the nomination for State
Treasurer.
Deputy Surveyor General Anglers of
Sacramento. who. though a Democrat has
been maintained in his place by Repubi-
cans. Is an aspirant for the Office of Sur
veyor-General. This is the only nOmina-
tlon that Sacramento County has asked for
so far.
There was little talk of Jackson Hatch
for Governor last evening. but it was OBJ
scured by the Budd boom.
ID. a. Ostrom's friends had not lost
heart and were working for his nomina-
ton. Mr.. Osirom said: 81 am a candi-
date TOR the nomination, but if some other
man should be chosen he will receive my
heartiest support. Yuba aud Suffer cOuu-
ties VIII support me in the convention.
ard shall have good showing among
the delegates OF other northern counties. "
The fight between Frank Moffatt and
Robert Fitzgerald in the Alameda dele
cation and the position assumed by John
Daggett promises to lead to some interest.
ing scenes in the convention. This fight
would have made Foote'S candidacy doubt
tui at the best even if his aspiration to
become United States Senator had not
caused him to positively refuse to allow
his name to go before the convention.
Los Angeles has two candidates for Lieu
tenant Governor, ex- Mayor W. Fl. Work
man and eX-Assembyman Mundy. The
candidates for the Congressional nOmina-
ton from the southern district are George
Patton and Mr.. Nesmore.
One of the interesting fights will be for
the nomination for Senator from the Mint
district. The candidates are two old legs-
lative veterans-J. ii. Seawell of Mendo.
cinO and John Boggs of Coiusa.
The friends of 5. Harrison Smith are
mentioning his name in connection with
the nomination for Surveyor-General.