The record-union., 1896-06-19
THEIR LABORS COMPLETED.
The Democratic State Convention Ad-
journed Yesterday Morning.
The Unit Rule Adopted-Cubans Not
Recognized Electors Chosen, and
Committees Appointed.

1t was 9:15 o'clock yesterday morning
when the Democratic State Convention
reassembled-part of it, ait least Only
about one-sixth of the delegates We're
In their seats, the remainder being still
N bed, sleeping off the effects of the
might OUT
There was no enthusiasm, no speech
making, NO quarreling-nothing in fact
which would tend to wake up the dele
gates to a proper understanding that
they were still alive
There was no hesitation, however,
on the part of Chairman Could, and he
swung what delegates there were pres
ent into line for the transaction of bus
iness and matters moved along in the
even tenor of their ways.
William B. Wiltshire of San Fran
cisco, A. Caminetti of Amador, General
A w. Barrett of Los Angeles and
A. W. Mccoy of San Francisco We're
elected for alternate delegates at large
to the Chicago Convention in one, two,
three order, and then William Craig of
San Francisco and w. H. Workman of
Los Angeles We're elected for Presiden-
tial Electors without a. division, and
with such startling rapidity that the
delegates scarcely unders TODD what
was going forward.
WHITE FOR PRESIDENT.
At this point in the proceedings Bart
Burk of Santa Cruz offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted as a
matter of course, though without ap-
plause:
sResolved, That we, the Democratic
party of the State of California, in
struct our delegates and their alter
mates selected to attend the Democratic
National Convention at Chicago {to
place in nomination for the office Of
President of the United States the
Hon. Stephen NJ. White, should fa-
workable opportunity, i'm their judg-
ment, arise
Things went along swimmingly un-
til nominations for alternate Presi-
Dental Electors were declared in or
der, when Isador Cutie John F. Morse,
William Eidleman and ]. H. Seawell
were placed in nomination which ac-
ton necessitated the calling of the
roll
Cutie withdrew his name however,
and when the vote was counted 1t
showed that Seawell and Morse had
been elected, having received 434 and
HS3 votes, respectively, while Eide
man was close UP with 250.
The reports from the seven Con-
gressional Districts We're next received
and ratified by the convention, and
when all were in, it was found that
the different committees elected for
the following two years were as follows:
AUDITING COMMITTEES.
The First Congressional District Con-
ventioa1 had adjourned till August
10Th and announced that 1T would ap-
point its Auditing Committee.
The Second District elected p. H.
Kean of Calaveras, P. Kelly of Sacra
nento, J. c.. Q. Russell of Mariposa,
Alf Tregidgo of Grass Valley and S.
j. Pullen Of Auburn
The Fourth District elected DR.. ].
W. O'Rourke, J. L. M. Shetterley, Sam
uel Polack, H. L. Rea and John Man
nix of San Francisco.
The Seventh District elected L. W.
Montrice of Fresno, L. W. Fulkirth of
Modesto, John L. Hudner Of San Be
nito, L. L. Boone of San Diego, w. J.
Beaver of San Bernardino H L. Pack
ard of Kern, w w. Barnes of Han
ford, Charles Edelman of Orange, For
rest L. Afford of Tulare, T. A. Law of
Merced, W. NJ. Conley of MADEIRA and
e. ]. Davis of Riverside.
CENTRAL COMMTTTEEMEN.
The Central Committeeman from Con-
gressional Districts are as follows:
First-Henry Hogan, Napa; j. F.
Covan, Humboldt.
Second-J. ]. Nunan, San Joaquin;
Joseph D. Sproul, Butte.
Third-Byron Ball. Woodland; E.
McGettigan Vallejo
Four-th-E. B. Pond and George T.
Marye, San Francisco.
Fifth. w. Doyle, San Francisco;
". P yeuve, San Jose
Sixth-J K. Harrington, Santa Bar
bara; Charles Casson, Santa Cruz.
Seventh-E. ID. Edwards, Fresno;
H. A. Jastro, Kern.
STATE COMMITTED
Lake County, r. V. Quigley; Seventy
second Assembly District. f. D. Eng
hsh; Marin County. James w. Coch-
rane; F'ortieth Assembly District, NJ c.
Rassett; Twenty eighth Assembly Dis
trict, F. J. Sweeny; Forty-third Assem-
bly, District, Thomas j. Pender; Inyo
County, A w Eibesbrutz; Nevada
County, w. F. Prisk; Thirty eighth AS
sembly District, w. I. Brobeck; Sixty
second Assembly District, Miles Wal