The San Francisco call., 1898-10-08
Fusionists' Legislative Ticket Complete.
DIR. GRISW0LD HOLDS OUT
DOES NOT DESIRE TO WAC AS
 THE BIG DOGS TAIL.
One Candidate Would Not Support Mcguire, Free Coinage of Sn- yer or the New
 Charter.

After holding three sessions in as many places the Peoples party concluded it's convention last evening at 9l5iz Market street. On account of the snallness of the attendance the chairman, William Meakiu, decided not to have the roll called and announced that the convention would proceed with the nomination Of candidates for the legislative end of the ticket.
 Master of Ceremonies Gnlfspie an- nounced that the following had been nominated at the previous meeting as candidates for the Assembly: Thirtieth District, Edward Hanrahan; Thirty third. E. c. Sullivan; Thirty-ninth, J. Nj Ward all: Forty-third. ;. P. Booth; FOrty-hfth. Raymond EstadilIe. His next suggestion was that the Peoples party convention indorse the Assembly and Senatorial can didates Of the Democratic party in lump, without bothering to read out the names as he said that the delegates must know all Of the names by that time
 GuIspie had the convention with him. and with the exception Of one the deie- gates decided to swallow the whole, bait. hook and bob. This provoked the in CIgnanr elOQUenCe of pr. GrlsWolC, who declared that the Peoples party, ID so doing. was making a base surrender to the Democratic party Of its party rights He stated that the fusion at Sacramento contemplated equality, but G!Als2le
  pes party an insiS-1iIlcant t+l- Q lne Democratic dog. and for one ne dld not desire 10 be WagGeG lC any suCl man Der. DT. GriswoIG soon learned that he was minority of one, and he consented 10 compromise by hearing the names of the Democratic nominees read before their tldOrSemeut.
 The reading Of the names proceeded un- tiI the Fortie-n District was reached, when GiluspIe announced that the Demo- crars had not nominated any one for that district. He suggested that some one be nominated with the understanding that he could De pulled down in favor of one that the Democrats might choose. Dr. tiriSWOld was on his feet in 2 second, declaring that f the convention would go so far as to lndOrse all of the Democratic nominees the least that that party could do would be tO accept one named by the Peoples party, and he denounced Nr. Gll- IispIes remarks aDOut presenting solid front aS all rot In fact. when the aged doctor was sat upon again by the convention he became so indignant that 0Uced 70 remain by the S6TgeanI-a arms The rrSt proposition prevailed, and F. C. AlJschuI allowed his name to be used, 10 stand or fall as the committee should decide later. The candidates for the As sembiy and Senatorial districts were then read of. as nominated by the Democratic ! party iu the following order: Assembly. Twenty-eighth District, Law renee Hosy: Twenty-nlnth,, Steven B. Thirty-frst. Daniel s. O'Bren. Thirty-sec- ord. James NJ Hanley; Thirty-Ihird, E. .. Sullivan. Thirty fourth, J. J. Crowley. IhirIy-ftth. Steven 4 Byrnes; Thirty sixth, Edmond J Coney; Thirty-seventh, W. F.. White, Thirty eighth, Lister H. Jacobs; Thtrty-ninth, J. M. Wardau; For tieJh, R. C. AltschUI: FOrty-frst, Livings- ton Jenks, F'Orty-seCOnd. Curtis HuIyer; FOrty-third, ;. ?. Booth. forty-fourth Thomas c. Reilly Forty-fifth. Raymond EstadilIe.
 Senatorial; Eighteenth District, John F. Twtgg I~S9ust55 I55n ! rtaSt AccOrpic6 c ty-fOuTth. R Porter Ashe.
 The tOrmaHty Of placing the names of the foregoing in Q hat and having the sec reJaTy cast a ballot for the whole batch was gone through with and thus the nominations were made. However, there was little Joker Tung In before this buSi- ness closed. J. NJ. kinne stated that II would be well to have the candidates sub i scribe to the principles of the Democratic ! party before nnal indOrsement. He said that he had met one Democratic candf- 1 date who had refused to support James G. Maguire for Governor would eO as against the Democratic platform and ! TepudIated the free coinage Of silver MT kinne thought the executive commit ! tee should have the privilege of removing the name or such a candidate from the Peoples party ticket He said that there might be others, The convention gave the committee the power to fire any such a candidate and substitute the name or any other iL might see if
 II was decided that all of the unfinished ! buSlneSS or that body should be turned over to the county committee of the party Of this city and the funds of the cofven- uon should be given into the hands of inc speeches were made and the convention adjourned sine die