The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-12

along the same lines of his nominating
speech delivered in the Senate, laudinS
his candidate as other speakers lauded
theirs, and closed with a strong appeal
to the joint session to support him
MOrehouse, in the impassioned speech
in which he nominated his friend Gen
eral w. H. L. Barnes, We'd with his
candidate in the eloquence which char
acterized his eulogy. Going back TO
the days of the building of the Jewish
temple, he pictured the Importance and
the dignity of the keystone which IN
ished and supported the great arch,
and then presented to his confreres
that pure and perfect block of marble,
Barnes, who had been for thirty years
the keystone Of the arch of the Re
publican party in California. Following
the life history Of his candidate, More
house dwelt upon his patriotism, his
gallantry in war, the matches elo-
Quence known in every city, town ana
hamlet in the State, his knowledge,
and concluded by appealing to the joint
convention to elect that noblest Roman
Of them all.
Assemblyman Casper, in an extended
address, which proved him speaker
of no mean standing, seconded Buila.
Assemblyman Wardell, in a speech
whose brevity was well appreciated
named James D. Phelan.
Assemblyman Curtin seconded the
nomination of Phelan.
Assemblyman Pierce of Yelo second
ed the nomination of Colonel D. NJ
Burns, in speech of the same tenor
as the one quoted in these columns
yesterday.
Senator Cutter heartily seconded the
nomination of U. S. Grant, and said
he made no claim because of his an
cestry, noble though it was, but stood
on his own sterling merit and true
worth He would know no geograph-
ical nor political division, and on that
line it was proposed to fight it out II
it took all winter.
Senator Luchsinger seconded the
nomination of General W. Fl. L. Barnes,
who he said more than any other
candidate was the choice of the people
of the State.
Assemblyman Lardner also seconded
the nomination of General Barnes, and
the speakers, having pretty generally
exhausted the patience of the specta-
tors, who cared only for the vote to
follow, the roll-call was ordered.
But the twenty-four hours given for
thought had little effect on either SEN
ators or Assemblymen.. The Senate,
in fact, lined up precisely as it had on
Tuesday. Every man stood true to the
candidate he had voted for on the first
ballot, the vote in detail being as fol-
lows:
- yo{A ocf
Barnes = Senators Dickinson, Luch-
singer, Morehouse and Stratton-4.
Bulla-Senators Currier and Simpson
p.
Burns = Senators Bettman, Burnett,
Hoey, Laird, Leavitt, Shortridge and
Wolfe-7.
Grant = Senators Boyce, Cutter,
Jones, Maggard, Mutt, Smith and
Trout.
Knight-Senator Gillette.
Phelan-Senators Ashe, Boggs, Braun
hart, Chapman, Curtin, Doty, Dwyer,
Hall, Langford, La Rue, Pace, PrisK
and Sims-13.
Scott-Senator Davis-1.
Rosenfeld- Feeney-l.
Bard-Senators Flint and Rowell-2.
Van r. Paterson-Senator Taylor 1.
Not voting, Bulla-
The Assembly vote showed a gain or
one each for Grant and Burns over the
vote of Tuesday, but the change was
rather complicated. Chynoweth, who
was absent when the Tuesday ballot
was taken, voted for Grant, a gain
of one, but Jilson, who on Tuesday
voted for Grant, changed to Burns.
making a gain Of one for the latter
and dropping Grant back to the niche
he occupied Tuesday. But Marvin, VINO
on Tuesday cast his vote for George A.
Knight, shifted into the Grant camp,
thus showing a clear gain of one for
the San Diegan. The only man who
lost by yesterdays deal was George A.
knight, and while he dropped only one
point, it meant half of all he had. The
Assembly vote follows:
Barnes-Atherton, Clough, Knights,
Knowland Lardner-6.
Estee-Anderson, Wade.
Bulla-Belshaw, Conrey, Casper, HUI
Der. Melick, Miller CLOS Angeles), Rob
inson. Valentine, Wright-9.
Burns-Arnerich, Barry, Beecher,
Cobb. Devote, Dibble, Hanley, Jilson,
Johnson, Kelley. Kelsey, Kenneally'
Lundquist. McKeen, Miller (San Fran
cisco) Pierce, Richard, E. Sulllvan'-lo.
Felton-Brown-1-
Grant-Bliss, Blood, Cargill, Chyno-
weth, Clark, Grower, Dale, De Lancle'
GreenwelL, LIE Barron, Marvin, McDon-
aid (AIameda), Mcdonald (Tuolunne)'
Merrill, Merritt, Milice, Radcliff. Raup'
Row, Work-2O.
Knight-Boynton-l
Phelan-Boone, Brooke, Bur1'et.'
Caminetti, Cowan, Crowley, Fairweatn-
err Feliz, Glenn, Griffin, Henry, Mack,
Mead, Meserve, OBrien, Sanford, stew
art, E. D. Sullivan, Wardell, White
Scott-Dunlap-1.
Paterson-La Baree, Muenter--2
Total vote-Barnes 9, Estee :, Buiia
II, Burns %, FELTON, l, Grant -
knight 2. Phelan "a, Scott 2. Paterson
2. Bard 2, Resented !.
The joint convention adjourned un'i
II o'clock noon to-day.
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