The record-union., 1896-06-15

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up in the GA.
CONGRESSIONAL POSSIBILITIES.
In this, the Second Congressional Dis
trict, several individuals are out for the
nomination for Congress, among whom
arc Antoine Caminetti of Amador, who
served two terms, and was so badly
beaten in his race against Grove l..
Johnson at the last general election;
Marion de Vries of Stockton, Joseph
Sproul of Butte and D. A. Ostrom Of
Yuba, formerly State Senator, are also
in the field, and there may be others.
1t is understood that Tom Geary will
Scholar of Santa Clara stands a chance
in the Fifth, and George L. Patton in
the Seventh
w w. Foote will probably be selected
delegate at large to the Chicago Con-
Vention, and the friends of Congress
man Mcguire are urging him for the
same position, but it is as yet too early
to settle upon anything or any candi-
date.
A WOMAN'S WAR
There promises to be present a corps
of women asking that suffrage plank
be inserted in the platform, and among
the women billed to appear are Mrs.
John F. Swift Mrs. A. E. Krebs, Mrs.
Mary Hay, Miss Elizabeth Yates and
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper. But they are not
TO have the field all tc themselves, for
a recently formed anti-suffrage society
of San Francisco will be represented
by chosen delegation, who will make
it a point to show the convention that
nine out of every ten women in the
State do not desire to vote. The anti
suffragist women will wear red, white
and blue badges, and will arrive in the
city to-day.
WILL MENTION WHITE.
The convention, it is believed, will
mention Senator Stephen NJ. White
as candidate for the Presidency, and If
he allows it may present his name be-
fore the Chicago Convention as the
choice of the California Democracy.
John Markley, Secretary of the State
Central Committee, reports that Sec
retares of some of the counties have
neglected to send in a list of their dele
gates, and fears some delay may occur
from their action. The headquarters
are at the Golden Eagle Hotel, and he
requests that all parties holding pToX-
les present them at the earliest posi-
ble moment in order to expedite buSi-
ness.
The Platform Committee will meet
Tuesday night in the Golden Eagle
Hotel and the Committee on Creden-
tials will meet in the dining room of
the Capital Hotel at the same time
Arrangements have been completed for
the Congressional Conventions to meet
IN the ante-roolns of the Pavilion, and
everything possible conducive to COM
fort and convenience has been per-
formed.
THE DELEGATES.
Following is the list of delegates re-
oeived by Secretary Markley up to the
present time:
Amador-A. Caminetei, L. S. Greg
ory, r. II. Bagley, Edward Robinson
W II. Glenn, John A Phipps, w. II
kroning.
Alameda-W. w Foote. \. r. Baum
George w. Dennis Jr., II. W. Bradley
Fred Wild, f. s Lund, Charles w
Heyer. L. j. Holland, F. Meyer, d. A
Landrigan, J. O'Rourke, d. Newell
Frank Armstrong, d. II. Frye, Thomas
Scott. Philip Koib, H. Dusterbury, H
Crowell. F. w. Leonard. T. ]. Clooney
John Geary, Daniel Spillane. j. ]. Far
rell, w. 3. White, NJ. j. Kelly, c. II
Brosnahan, C. w. Logan, John NJ. Eng
lish, William NJ Duval. John r. Glas-
cock, Ed Geigan. Charles O'Gara, Har-
ry Moffit Victor Gilarden.
Butte, nine delegates-P. Henshaw
j. w b. Montgomery, w. P. Lynch, A
F. Jones, \. Moncure, DR.. O. c. Haw-
/ kins. f. c. Paxton, j. ID. Sproul
| Calaveras, seven dele legates-P. B. Lo-
ener, w. Garard, p. II. Kean, T. E
| McSorley, T. T. Lane, w. II. Cleary
Jr.. F. Brown.
| Colusa, seven delegates-W. II. West
/ ". H Butler, j. S. Gibson, G. f. Able
Il. Cosner, Nj. j. Boggs. D. H. Arnold
Contra Costa, seven delegates-R. III
/ I.atimer. T. A. Mcmahon, e. j. Ran
/ dali, C. F. Montgomery, c. A. Sweeney
J. o. Reese, p. De Martini.
! Del Norte, two delegates-J. z. Muir
ply. ]. Wenger.
| Ell Dorado, six delegates-Georg'
| Hcfmeister, George Geisendorfer, Ma
tnaniel Porter, J. S. Sherer, r. w. N
| Swendt, J. X. Mcmillan.
| Fresno, thirteen delegates-B. T. AL
ford, r. B. Daniel. Oscar Johnson, T
J Alexander, Eugene Smith, H. c
! Tupper, j. w. Terrill, E. d. Vogelsang