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mary representative Democrats. At
the St George Hotel tonight there is
quite throng OF the active workers.
Among the many are Timothy Spell
lacy. chairman, and Thomas J. Walsh,
secretary OF the State Central Commit
tee; .. NJ Delmas. Thomas J. Geary,
Gavin McNab. Al McCabe. Frank H.
Gould. DOnzel Stoney, Z. S. Bell Of
Napa, z. c. FarnswOrth OF Tulare,
= John z. Baker OF Alturas, Frank ].
Finlayson OF Los Angeles, D. w. Car
michael Of Sacramento. r NJ. Fitzger-
AID OF Oakland, A B. Sanford OF Men
oocino and Jim O'Brien, Fire Commits
sioner Barrett and Joseph Rothschilo,
san Francisco.
II is the talk tonight that ten emf
: nent citizens VIII be chosen Tor can
didacy as Presidential electors. The
names mentioned in the general dis
cussiOn are John CARRIER Of Alameda,
Thomas Bair Of Humboldt, z. B. Pond.
Joseph Tobin, DR.. T. ". B. Leland and
Judge J. +. Sullivan OF San Fran
cisco, Fred Cox Of Sacramento, Her
man Hellman Of Los Angeles, Thomas
G Iolsnd OF Ventura, z. E. Bush Of
Kings County and p. NJ. Fitzgerald OF
Alameda
MUST NOMINATE.
Several Congressional district con-
ventons viii be held before the dele
gates now assembling take their de-
parture from Santa Cruz. Nominations
must be made TO preserve the party
organization, but the hope Of success
at the polls is very slender. Here is
The accepted programme for Congress:
First District, A Caminetti Of ANA
dor; Second District. Theodore Bell OF
Naps; Third District, George E. Faw OF
Alsmeda: Fourth District. E. ]. Liver
nash OF san Francisco: Fifth District,
William J. Wynn OF San Francisco;
sixth District, William NJ. Conley Of
MADEIRA, Seventh District, William O.
Morton OF Los Angeles; Eighth Dis
trict, William E. Smythe OF San Diego.
There is no certainty that Caminetti
VIII accept but he is regarded as the
,. only one in the Democratic camp who
can make the campaign in the First
District interesting for j. y. Gillette,
the accepted Republican nominee.
Word comes from the south that
Smythe VIII not accept the Democratic
nomination in the Eighth. In the event
Of his final declination Senator E. J.
Emmons may be put in the race. In
The Third District Warren English or
A 2. St Sure may go upon the re-
Fised slate. The organization hopes
that Faw viii accept D. NJ Delmas
is not here as q politician. He remarks
that law business accounts for his
Tsresence in Santa Cruz at this time.
WILL TALK ON HARMONY.
upon by the delegates of Napa and So
.lanO counties TO represent them in the
senate II is said, however, that he is
not anxious TO receive the nomination
and may refuse. Should this con-
tlr gency arise no nomination for Sena-
tor from that district viii be made
here.
Timothy Spellacy. chairman Of the
state Central Committee, will not
make an extended speech when the
convention opens tomorrow, but what
he does say VIII be 10 the point and
the point viii be harmony. .SpeIacy
VIII refer TO the late unpleasantness in
the State convention that grew out Of
the Presidential aspirations of W. R.
Hearst and 10 the still continuing un-
pleasantness IN San Francisco that
grew out Of the same condition. He
VIII urge that personal enmity be for
gotten and that the success of the
party in the coming Presidential cam
paign be the object for which all shall
strive. And. SAYS Spellacy. If his voice
has not failed when this harmony talk
has been concluded. he viii proceed to
inform the san Francisco delegates
that II is the sense Of the interior that
hereafter the spleen Of the San Fran
ciscans must be vented in places other
than the floor Of the State conven-
lions Fractional rows, he says, that
involve the patronage Of only one City
Hall must not jeopardize the interests
of the entire State party and that
hereafter the interior viii see that this
principle is adhered TO.
The Democrats in camp were rein
forced tonight by the arrival Of J. G.
Sims and Curtis Hillyer OF San Fran
cisco, !. F. COOnan OF Humboldt, De-
witt CARY OF Stockton, c. o. Dunbar
Of SOnons, J. 3. Sanford OF Mendocino,
Judge Kirby and s. Mahon Of Yuba,
judge NJ T Dooling OF San Benito. E
J. Woodman Of Sacramento and John
n. Griffin OF MADEIRA.
". 0. Morton, who viii be nominated
. by the Democrats TO represent the Sew
enth District IN Congress, is a we'll
known lawyer OF Los Angeles. He pur-
poses challenging Congressman Nc
J-achian, who is q Republican, TO pub
lie debate during the campaign.
Monterey, san Benito and San Luis
Obispo counties have decided TO nom
-inste Ross Sergeant OF Monterey for
the State Senate.
DOCKWEILER is SANGUINE.
Ny election 10 the chair tomorrow
EestnS assured" said Isidore Dockweiler
tonight A careful canvas Of the sit
uation shows that not only have I the
solid vote OF the counties south OF Te-
hachspi. but the following counties will
throw their entire strength 70 me: Del
Norte. Humboldt, Lake. Sonoma,
Shasta, Trinity, Modoc, Tehama. Butte,
Glenn. Nevada. Placer, e Dorado,
Tuolumne, San Joaquin, MADEIRA, Tu-
Q lsre Kings, Fresno. Kern. San Luis
Obispo, Contra Costa, COlusa, Napa
and Inyo. In addition TO these counties
] have a majority, I am told. OF the
delegations from Siskiyou, Monterey.
Santa Clara SolanO and Mendocino and
twenty-five majority in the San Fran
cisco delegation. We have half Of Ala
media; Marin and AmadOr are divided
and Alpine. Plumas and Calaveras are
vet 10 be heard from.
so far as any speech I may make
tomorrow Is concerned, II is a Ques-
fion. ] have given il but little thought.
once ] rehearsed e speech I contem-
plated making as chairman Of a con-
ventiOn. and while on my way 10 the
hall I Vas called of for the sake Of
harmony. Since then have made my
speeches extemporaneOusly. I do not
contemplate giving way 10 any one else