The herald., 1898-08-15
SWEATING DfLfdATfS
TOO HOT FOR DISCUSSION
All Sorts Of Rumors In Circulation But
the Program Is Still Very
Indennite

ESPECIAL to Inc HeralO.J Win the temper
Azure at ITO in the Pullmans the Los An
eeles delegates to the state convention did
nothing today but sweat and swear. This
evening an attempt was made to arrange
a caucus. but everybody seemed more anx-
ious 10 cool off than to enter into any
heated discussion. and such the caucus
had II been held. would certainly have
heen. Another thing. less than half the
los Angeles delegation are on this train
and among those present are all the rep
resentattves of the push. giving them de-
ryded majority an for as this trainload Ia
concerned There is a sprinkling of dele
eates from other districts than Los An
POLES hut not enough from any one to
make II certain that an expression of opin-
ion from them would be the opinion of the
A,s+r,c+
Dockwe,,er has made a hard fight all
a.v A. sta,ad tho nush Ia in the major
nv with ia and his fight consequently
.Ioots pnodn inst now. In fact. he claims
. ma4or,tv of tho los Angeles delegation.
The country delegates are for Patton
s6oht 70 one All sorts OF stories are being
circulated about Patton to influence the
country delegates, as they are called to
distinguish them from the Los Angeles
delegation. The story told oftenest is that
Ton nv misrepresenta ton as to the real
standing of the Los Angeles people on the
ehairnansh,p question. They claim Ma
ruire has been made to believe the delega-
tion was a unit for Patton. The latter's
friends answer this by quoting letter
from Mcguire to Patton written just AFTER
his nomination and asking Patton 10 make
the fight for the chalrmanship.
Another story is that Patton IS TO De the
candidate for congress instead OF Barlow,
and hence should stand aside as 10 other
honors. Patton's friends refuse TO admit or
deny the candidacy OF their manf1or con-
gress. but the utterances OF the country
oe.esa'es ieao 10 me pe,el ln"e .us'on WIN
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49, pros., vyhrs 49, aaIago ,es a. ~ .
nevnocratic .+ota convention iron, Nevada
count, who uera chosen vostar1ay b,, +be
remocrat,c county conven+ion ara nm
nIedeed ~ ia understood that thew are fov
Maeuire Resolutions were adopted in
dorsinR Marion DeVries for congress.
OfPice Seekers Busv
eAcpAMENro Aug n-comnara+,va-
,v tow ~ Tho deleestes n the Democrats
.to,e convention hoya aa vat arrived IN
th,. citv although several candidates ara
hers ,oo,x,ng over the ground. Among the
number are 7. p Ward and !. 7. Curry
from San Francisco. both of whom aspire
70 the office of state printer.
Charles FHdlemann of Orange county. a
candidate for the nomination for state
treasurer. also arrived this evening.
Chairman Afford of the state central
committee IL also here, and will open
headquarters tomorrow,
There is considerable opposition in tho
Sacramento county delegation to seating
the Rainey-Harney delegates. T. W. O'Neil.
ex-sheriff and chairman of the county GEN.
trail committee is leading the opposition.
leaving Los Angeles
49,. ,,uoa o,,. sror-, tho donot .,
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s'a'e eonV en.-oN' va Ds - 20 81. ,.,e
irg the hanging VI 'le .~o 0o-ioo' Mag ire
panhers vi .he sPeeioi Val
ussfs ro,man. ranrsssnta,inev WE" os Wv wv
t,rs county
1. B. Dockweiler was accompanied by his
brother J. H. Dockweier, city engineer.
DR.. II. W. Hill, chairman OF une county
central committee. was In company with
Dan Neuhart.
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