The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12

ceived los votes and White 81, which
is an indication of the relative strength
of the factions here. Fitzgerald re-
ceived the entire Los Angeles vote of
55. Whites strength was mostly in the
interior.
White and Jacobs were appointed
committee to escort Fitzgerald to the
platform and the frst-named and the
last-named were warmly cheered. Upon
reaching the platform Fitzgerald intro
duced White and insisted that he ad-
dress the convention. White consented
and with apparent good nature said.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Democratic Convention: A Democratic
convention assembled in California
would not be complete unless we had a
little difference of opinion. Without
that we would be placed in the same
category with the Republican conven-
ton that recently met in Santa Cruz
and we would go forth branded as pro-
grammers- I do not believe that any
body who witnessed the proceedings
here today so far can brand upon US
the name Of programmes"
WANTS A CLEAN TICKET.
Fitzgerald said: Mr.. Chairman and
Gentlemen of the Convention: Those
of you who voted for Mr.. White had my
best judgment with you that he would
have been the proper one to elect and
y
fully appreciate the honor you have
conferred upon me-
This convention has a duty to per-
form and it is necessary that it should
know that its officers, or those whom it
honors, are not the subservient tools of
any corporation or any influence that
would make 1T a laughing-stock and
by-word to the people. There never
was time in the history of parties
when, as / believe, a straight clean
Embossed ticket ought to be more well
come to the voters of any State than to
those of the State of California today
When Judges are refused nomination
because they can't or won't deliver
their delegations for the caucus nomi-
nee of railroad attorneys and other cor
poration attorneys, then it is time for
the people to sit up and take notice"
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The convention was reconvened at
8:45 o'clock. The personnel of the
committees on credentials, permanent
organization and order of business was
announced as follows:
credentials-H. P. Andrews CHAIR
mani, Edward Morris, w. D. cote,
y. Bowden, W. A Gett, Barney Murphy,
E. w. Holland, Judge R. c. Rust, a.
F. Jones, J. d. Connolly. DR.. w r
Prather, W J. Pixley Harry J. Gray
Permanent organization and order of
business-Earl Rogers (chairman); at
large-oscar Hooks, Warren English.
Fox. F. w Taft, 1. H Boggs, J. r.
Pemberton, j. v. Snyder and Nathan
Cole; First Congressional District
William Condor. c. .. Goodman, w c.
Burgess e. T. Lennon and w. A. Dow
er; Second Congressional District.
w. Juillard, D, j. Mannix. Ben F. Gels,
Third Congressional District-R. II
Lattimer, Clyde Z. Abbott, ]. c. Wolf
skill, II, A. Luttrell and r. A. Berry;
Fourth Congressional District--P. Des-
nnond, John Heenan, ]. F. Leonard,
John Schickwin and w: J. de Martini;
Fifth Congressional District--A. E. Sui
livan j E, M,scabss Mccall J; E. Bennedetti
District-H. Saunders. W. r. Jacobs,
Fred Yokum. J. w. Griffin and p r.
Johnson; Seventh Congressional District
Laner, A. w. Williams and S. Leary:
Eighth Congressional District-M. w
Conklin, P. A. Blake, A Schwamm and
Platform and resolutions-Judge ID
K Trask (chairman); at large-Joseph
IL Call, John H Curton, M. F. Coch-
Brainard, Tim Riordan. Tim speiiacy
/ Dockweiisr, " Dewey; First Con-
Kimball and A. Caminetti: Second Con
gressional District-Colonel Park Hen
Shaw, James N. Keyess ]. I. Mcconnell
5oan rt1Ia 2; Lane an and John N. Palmer;
Ryan, S. Bachrulh. II. w. Brunk. Percy
Douglas and J. W. Keys; Fourth Con
gregSsionisa1 al 1istTiictIL F. Bgington, S.
Hayden and Charles Troppman: Fifth
Congressional District-H n. Boyden
J. n. Johnson, p s. o'Brien. E. ]. Bran
sfonal DiStrict-A. L CoweIl.E Geor.