Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-20

ing delegates to Chicago, who were elected at
large: D. Sinclair, A. Whipple Rice, D. NJ.
Sabin, Dorilus Morrison and four alternates.
From districts the following were chosen
First, A. G. Wedge and j. v. Daniels; Sec
ond. Kandiyohi Marcus and George Bryant
third, L. f. Drake and G. f. Kindred.
Resolutions were adopted that while not
ignoring other candidates merits they were
loyal to their own distinguished son, whose
qualifications were great and fully appre-
ciated, whose purity, ability and personal fit
ness, answering Republicanism and trained
craftsmanship endeared him to the hearts of
his constituents. They therefore presented
Window as candidate for President, as one
who would win in the campaign and harmon
ize all interests, and instructing the delegates
to Chicago to use all honorable efforts to Sc
cure his nomination as the first choice of the
Republicans of Minnesota that the Repub-
licans of Minnesota hereby express their I'M
qualified approval of the present administra-
ton of the General Government, and in Presi-
dent Hayes recognize an able, wise and firm
representative of the principles of the Repub-
Gcan party.
A resolution declaring James G. Blaine the
second choice of the Convention was tabled
by decisive vote.
Anti-third-term resolutions were not re-
ported.
Adjourned at o'clock.
TuterviaxuS with dalaootos ;rJ;oo+o @lo+
Blaine is the second choice of all but three.
One of these is for Grant, one for Sherman
and one for Edmunds.
Nebraska Republican State Convention.
OMAHA, May 10Th. The Republican State
Convention assembled at Columbus this even
ing at o'clock.
A temporary organization was effected and
committees appointed.
The Committee ON Credentials reported
straight delegates and three contested delega-
tions.
The Convention is still in session at mid
night, and will not get through before to-
morrow noon. Blaine will undoubtedly Sc
cure Nebraskas SIX delegates.
AN ANTI-GRANT MAJORITY.
CHICAGO, May 19th.-The Tri5une's spe-
cial says: The Republican State Convention
met at Columbus, and was called to order at
o'clock this evening by j. w. DANES, Chair
man of the State Central Committee. Geo.
w. Collins was made temporary Chairman.
is an anti Grant majority in the Convention
and the probabilities are in favor of Blaine.
Virginia Conservative state Convention.
RICHMOND, May 19th.-In the Conserva-
tive State Convention to-day DIR. w. d.
Deusenberry was elected Chairman, and
recess was taken.
NO CONTESTS.
RICHMOND, May 19th.-At o'clock the
Committee on Credentials reported no con-
tests. H. G. Allen was made President.
Adjourned till SP. NJ.
EVENING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ELECTED.
RICHMOND, May 20th-A. NAT the night
session of the Convention the following dele
gates at large were elected: J. w. Daniel, of
Lynchburg; James Barbour, of Culpepper /;
DIR. S. H. Motfatt, of Rockingham; General
VIM. Ferry, of Wythe.
P. w. Mckinney, of Farmville, and Cen
eral John Echols, of Stanton, were elected
electors at large.
The Convention was still in session at 1890
o'clock.
While the delegates to Cincinnati will
doubtless go unpledged, it is claimed that
majority of the delegation have preference
for Judge Field as the nominee of the Ma
tional Convention.