, 1873-09-08
The California Election.

N1tn egnt Qfechcta To near from. show that tho Anti
It IL bclisycl That the cntro Peoples Legislative cEet
ls elected! Roach penosrnn ran close with Bartlett.
the election Of tue Independent Senators III Loa Ange
lcs Tu'aro, Santa Clara. Alameda Sacramento Tolono,
of Bartlett and Haaee Injopeildents Of ills city.
Several hola.oyer Republicans will probably vote tor
IL to Is hna lbs g xoss @ IN na ep
House, with tho probability that he will get 1 moro.
Tho IT, aro Tint h hrys % votes At
vnred by tho otcia count in this city, for the contest
botwsen Roach Democrat, md Bartlett, independent
1s ett Close The count will not be completed before
Monday. Oils independent, for Mayor, Ia nndouDt-
Texas Democratic stnto Convention.
Ausr1N, Tex, Sept. Con the nth ballot, yestcr-
day, In tho Democratic Convention for candidate for
Governor, NJ Richard Coke, Of Waco. received s5o
nonnced, Col. Hnbbnrd the only opponent OF Coke III
the last ballot moved that his nomination be declared
ta Wsa dts on eI "a amid
thanked the Convention for tho honor. Col. Charles
stewart, o. Houston. moved that Hon. Il. u. Hub
bard DO declared tho unanimous choice Of tho Cunyen
ton TOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. COL John Henry
Brown, in short speech, withdrew his name aa can
Hubbard. Ho waa followed by Tue otNor aspirants
co1, Finley, ". q; King, mud I, ]. Core Col, Hub
wss on o ~ so Of tho
unanimously declared tho choice Of the Convention
Tie Convention remained in sess!on until q. N.
The following nominations complete tho Stato Ticket
Maj. 4. ]. Dorm, Of Honhan, Treasurer ]. j, Gross
n: Holngsworth Of Hayes County, Superintendent Of
Education thu Hon. John ireland, Of Bcgnin, was
unanimouaiy elected Chairman OF tic State Education
Tho report Of tho Committee on patfor,n Was re-
cciyed and unanimously adoptsd.
usual preminarics tho Convention congratulate tlo
pcoplo Of Texas OIL tho reeal Of mAny " the odous
;afsnons Hss.ys acts ogs ssy Sy % s afa w gs 4:
ro1iee l tLe Enabling ae tue Ksgstratton and E,e
riea to useless number Of officers They proclaim
vii TN n he It
tho bouott Of the white people. anu not Of party
s howcyor much ,ney ays W been provoked to hostile
on them by the Radical Legislature anl State Goyorn-
mont It will he part Of their great mission to rise
Government in such manner that every citlzou, Of
whnteyer politics, relgun nationality or color shall
feel ho H. really and practically, safon Ills fo, liberty,
THAT tho Democratic party aflrmH tho past opinions
aud policy Il hos svcr pursued: that 1t IL the boundun
common schools, and Insure tho means OF common
education to oycry child III tho State, and TINT evory
freedom Of action IN matters ot conscicnco.
The Democracy Of ToxaH deelaro 1t to DO their firm
sot et sl pIo e oe n ey eGy
eign birth, Ia contrary to sound policy, to genuine
Democracy, and to tho enlightened spirit OF tho Agc.
They favor Tho calling OF constitutional convention
The Den,ocraoy Of Texas alereB to their past policy
Of developing the material resources Of tho State aud
fayoring the norests OF tho lcaplo by encouraging
tho construction Of railroads that to this end,
courage tho Investment Of capital In such enterprises,
will favor tho granting Of liberal chartcra TO COM
paes abo to build such railroads, and OF donating 10
such companies alternate scctloa Of the vacant anda
under proper restrictions aud with such provisions Of
Inv as will protoct tho people aganat oppression and
unreasonable exacs1onH until each section of tho State
has lts equal proportion Of roads, but opposed to
building Of railroads. ns unequal III tho distribution Of
burdens and benefits, aud uutuHt lii principle,
This Convention lenonncea a. faae and slandcrotla
tho npsa!ou Aought to be attached to tho 6tate OF
liation Of anyof her just aud legal liabilities The
situation and suffering OF our friends mud their faul-
iies ara doplorabe aud dcmand Our sincere sympathy
protection III tho future believing this 10 pa1aount
Tho report Of lis Committee ia signed by John H.
THo following resolutions wefe unanimously Adoptea;
Resolved. That Wo derEocate tho action Of Tho Dcmo.
critic !no1nbors Of Congress IN cooperating with tho
Republican majority and President drant III tho pus-
tlO following resolutions passed by tho Ohio Dsoc-
raoy In their recent Convention, to w.t.: lteso!re,
That tho action Of tho President In Bottlng up by bayo
people a.ll having title Whatever to rue over them
was ahgrnnt violation OF her rlYts aud Of the Fad
eral ConAtitntion and further that deeply aud sin-
cerey Bympathise with tho oopo Of LoulHaa III their
misfortune ana the outrage perpotratad Oh then."
Linn County ua.) Republican Con-
ii, veMti0n.
Special Dtslatsh to The Chicago Tribune
OEnAn RAPIDS, IT,, Sept. 0.-The County Aupubll
can Convention meets At Marion to-aay, No par