The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-22
IT'S FIRST DAY.
Continued from Third Page.

Stephens of the unterrified. adjourned for
dinner. 1t returned promptly at O'Clock
and the war began. Messrs. Stephens and
Cox talked some more for the regulars and
Il. III. Larue and Assemblyman Doty for
the other faction. They innulged in the
most biting personalities and btterest
recrlminations at the expense of each
other, and more than once an interchange
OF blows was only prevented by the inter
ventiOn of the committee.
When everybody had talked himself
hoarse the committee went into executive
session. w. p. Lawlor of San Francisco
moved that the reorganiZers be seated.
An amendment was made by A. Ramish
of Los Angeles that each side be seated.
each delegate to have half vote.
There was but little discussion and the
amendment was voted down-13 noes to
ayes. The original motion was carried by
vote of 20 ayes to l no. The news was
soon carried to the re0rganiZers and they
are still celebrating.
Resolutions were introduced and adopted
that In counties where resolutions were
| adopted that no proxies be held only by a
delegate from the same county, the COM
mittee recommends that the same be in
dOrsed and adopted; also that in counties
where they have failed to elect their re-.
quIsite number of delegates, the commi T.
Ies recommends that the majority delega-
ton cast the minus votes.
One Schmidt addressed a communication
| TO the committee, that If it seated the Ala
media delegation all the Democrats in that
county would vOte the Populist ticket 1t
was tabled.
Thomas Henderkin and D. A. Landr e.
gan OF Alameda were cut down 10 half a
vote each. and Charles Stewart. the con-
testee, was seated in the delegation with a
full vote. There were tame protests in
CalaveTas, Glenn and Orange counties,
but they were dismissed.
The committees will report the follow
ing proxies:
NJ. j. Laymance Tor j. c. Whittle, NJ. j. Lay
nance Tor W. j. Laymance Hiram Luttrel for
c. }. Harrington, L. j. Holland for A. j. Dean.
Apiue-John NJ. English for w. w. Harvey,
NJ. j. Grier for j. e. Boyle.
Calaveras-Ben F, Halves for B. H. Lewis.
Colusa-S. c. Munkil trick for J. c. Frazier.
rs 0 0orteaEi >. Murphy Tor Ihomas Duly.
FL DoradO-Ben1amin D. Mason for Tom
Gatfney, George ". Shippers for j. A. Wolf,
PTentiss Carpenter for j. W. COnigan.
Fresno-W. w. Phillips for Burris Phillips.
Glenn-Seth MillingtOn for j. q. Safe.
Inyo-P Reddy for j. w. Smith, A.W. Eibus-
britz Tor Frank Fitzgerald.
KENT. j. Packard for II. B. True, W. r.
McMurdo Tor f. A. Moncure, Frank Buckrens
for Nick Britt, j. w. Jameson for j. a. Du-
NEIL, James A. Bernard for 7. A. Wells, A. I.
Lightner for L. J.. Stockton.
Lake-IhOmas i. Bond for II. C.. Boggs,
Lassen-R. Z. Troy for A. l.. Shinn, A L.
Sbnn for j. T Byrd and +. n. Rowland
Los Angeles. II. Dockweter for W. L.
Watkyns Charles A. Stephens for George Rob
erts, George W. Merrill for Omri Bulls aud
Thomas b. cry for IL. Gilbert.
Madera-George Mordecai for II. NJ. Hamil-
ton.
Marin-Joseph B. Cochrane for A Fisher.
Mendocino-J. c. RuddOck for l.. +. Long,
Barclay Henley for w. Henley.
Merced-E. ID. McCabe for S. c. Classify.
ModOc-JOhn Madden for John McGaney A,
j. Jackson for George ". Cullen.
Orange-E. +. Cahill for Victor Montgomery.
flacer-William Lapland for L. L. Wallace.
Plumas-CharleS 4. Thompson foT E. c. Nc
Laughlin.
Riyerside-C. F. Montgomery for r. P. Con-
diff. 4. j. Davis for o. A. Smith
san BenaIdnO-James L. Murray for Can
tain r. BOSwOrth. w. j. Curtis for George NJ
Cooley, Frank 7. MeseTve for r. E. McGinnis,
Daniel Murphy for Ii. NJ Nesbii.
san Fraucsc0-A. 7. SPOTS for Nicholas
Brown, Patrick Curran for Justus Herbst J. j.
IieTney for NJ. Tiemey, Harry Wise for John
Barry G. H. McGreery for j. B. Kearney,
c. German for William Craig D. O. Troy for
William GIblen, DR.. d. j. Mahoney for Ed.
ward Quigley, Alex Greggains for Frank Nc
NeSbe, 5. j. Burk for Terence Derham James
L. kenney for j. j. Carroll and w. Gerkin, j.
L. Newsom for w. NewsOm, c. L. Ackerman
Tor William Murphy, Harry A. Murray for
Fortz, William H. Williams for John A. Boyd
George Ross for j. S, berlin, II. Jones for Pau
+. Kingston, George r. b. Hayes for George R.
Maxwell, Joseph +. ODOnnel for Michael
Meagher, JOHN II. Mckinney for Alex Hines
j. W. Mcdonald for j. w. Mcdonald Jr. and
Charles w. WEIGH, Charles II. Wilson for Pat.
rick Michigan and Al Lawson, g. Howard
Thompson for q. Howard Thompson Jr,
James Murtna for w. Z. Murphy
W. f. Armstrong for g. T. Armstrong, j. A.
FentOn for Thomas =. keniOn, +. CanKlin for
|. Quinn, William j. Gavigan Tor Dr. A. X.
Blake, Thomas l. Dillon for j. j. OBrlen,
James Humphrey for William F. Humphrey,
Samuel Newman for Henry Z. Highron. George
X. b. Hayes for George w. Bower. j. NJ. Crane
for Nicholas Bianken. Joseph Marks for Henry
DrOge, a. j. Clunie for Frank Derham, A.
Coleman for j. Valente, George b. Gulen for
NJ. Ford, j. c. Thompson for j. j. Paulsel &.
B. Smith for j. C. Smith.
Santa Barbara-Willlam La VieT for w. w.
BrOughIon, Z. A. Stork for w. S. Lucas, Will
liam Dawes for W r. Summers, J.. A. White
hurst for +. C. Hathaway.
Santa Clara-Martin Murphy for Cunis nj.
Barker. William III. Dwyer for Thomas G.
Hogan, C. W. Fay for James McWilliams.
Santa CruZ-E. j. White for c. NJ. Cassin.
ShasTa-B. Conroy for j. lI. HerryfOrd, John
B. Garland for S. Hull, Joseph q. Lean for
w. Il. Beckford, Timothy Mccarthy for Ed
Feeney, George Ryan for d. j. Griffin.
San JoaQuin-Gavln McNab for James H
Budd. Marion de Vres for j. NJ. de Leon
Siskiyou-Gavin McNab for John A Fair
child, 3. b. jackson for C. o. Clark, Daniel
Davis foi Samuel d. Prather, A. q. w. Davis
for w. n. Nunamaker.
Sonoma-John Field for W. II. Porterfeld, 1.
j. Cereghino for A. CereghmO.
Tehama-BerDard II. Mooney for T. F. Nor
Tisey.
TTinity-John McMurray for Nj. r. Newman.
James w. Bartlett for DIR. ). L. Blake,
Tulare-E. Barris for f. Ii. Bacon.
Tuolumne-C Nj. Cannon for ii. Carlin, James
\. ellis for 7. Nj. Yaney.