Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-11
AN EVIDENT LACK OF INTEREST
Thurman the First Choice, with others
Following Close.
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latter two, with probable preference for Seymour
| UKIAH.-A canvass of but few minutes give
f1lden Is; Bayard, s; Thurman, s; Seymour, 5
many noncommittal. We're Seymour considered
candidate it is believed that he could carry thi
place.
ANrocH.-The following is the choice of 81 lead
ing Democrats For Tilden, Is Bayard, %; Garce
Ion, l.
HEALDsBURe.- first, Iilden second, Hen
bricks third.
RED BtUFF-In canvassing the Democrats to-da
it is found that Tlden is the first choice, Thurman
second and Bayard third, although many Will yot
for whoever receives the nomination.
Cmco February loth.-Infiuential Democrats 0
Chico give their preference to Thurman although
some think that Tilden is entitled to the nomination
Bayard has also following and would be the thirt
choice after Thurman and Tilden.
VALLEJo.-Out OF men interviewed 3 are fol
Thurman, for Tilden and 1 for Bayard.
DAvIsvILLE.-The 81 Democrats interviewed to
day stand follows as to their Presidential choice
Tilden, 10 /; Thurman, 6 ; Seymour, Bayard, 8
Hendricks, 2 !; JEFF. Davis, / Wade Hampton, l
no choice, 10.
SHASTA Your correspondent interviewed twenty
six leading Democrats on their choice for Presiden
tial candidate to-day, with the following result
Thurman 10, Tilden 4. Most of those not inter
viewed are for Thurman-known to be so.
SALISAs.-All the leading Democrats of this place
express decided preference for Thurman for Pres
ident. Some few are III favor of Fields and Bayard
but only as second choice.
MENDocNo.-The canvass here to-day stands
Tiden Is, Thurman Z, Bayard A, Hendricks Ia:
the Democratic choice for Presidential candidate.
TRUcRER.-Seventy-seve Democrats were inter
viewed here to-day, with the following result
Thurman 80, Tilden "a, Bayard 8, Seymour 5, Han
cock 3, no choice 12.
PLAcERvILLE = Almost without exception the
Democrats OF this county would be satisfied with
any one of the several whose names have been men
toned. Thurman, Bayard, Hendricks and Tldeu
have many ardent supporters. The prevailing sen
timent is that Seymour would be the strongest and
Hancock the weakest Of those prominently named
Probably Seymour and Hendricks would be the most
acceptable ticket.
LATHRoP.-Tilden is the first choice here, with
Thurman next.
SAN LUIS 0BIsPo.-Leading Democrats here seen
to favor for Presidential candidate Bayard as firs
choice, Thurman second choice with several scatter
ing. Some are for Grant, some Tiden, others unde
cided. The expression is nearly unanimous thai
the Democratic candidate stands no show to bt
elected, hence less interest is taken.
FREsSo.-Sixty-four Democrats interviewed
here to-day with the following result Thurman 10
Tiden o. Voorhees, l, Bayard 7, Hancock ., Davit
Davis l, Hendricks 3 non-commtsl 7, anybody tt
beat the Republican nominee, 40.
lone CrrY.-Forty-four leading Democrats were
interviewed to-day on their choice for President
with the following result: Thurman Is, Tilden 10
Hendricks 10, Bayard l..
SAN BUENAvESTURA.-It is impossible to get tn,
leading Democrats here to name their preferences
but all agree to support the nominee, whoever h
may be. One leading Democrat expressed himsel
in favor of anybody but Tilden.
NAPA.-At the present time very little is said b,
the Democrats here in regard to candidates for tn
Presidency. Prominent men in the party are abou
equally divided between Tilden, Thurman ard Bay
ard Each OF the above-named candidates hav
many friends here. Several voters were Intervene,
who expressed no preference. The Democratic OF
gan published in this city has had Tildens name a
its masthead ever since the last election.
SAN BERyARDINo.-A somewhat extended inquir.
shows conclusively that Thurman is the choice o
the Democrats OF this county for the Presidential
candidacy. Seymour is second choice.
HeLLIsTER.-Th Democrats of this county are di
vided between Thurman, Bayard and Hlden, but tn
first named has the greatest strength.
YREKA-A hasty interview with Democrats to-da,
developed the following preferences Bayard 10
Tilden :, Hendricks l, Seymour 3.
BAKERsFIELD.-Leading Democrats think Tilden i
perhaps the favorite, although Bayard or Thurman
is acceptable They say there is but little preference
exhibited in this county.
GILRoY.--An interview with quite number of tn
leading Democrats to-day gave the following result
Thurman first choice and Tilden second
PETALuMA-The result of a canvass here to-day o
90 leading Democrats is follows Tilden 9, Bayar,
5, Thurman 5, Seymour 8, undecided A.
MARYsvLLE-From interviews with leading Dem
ocrats to-day Thurman seems the first choice, bu
Bayard would be acceptable to many, and witt
either the Democracy would go in to win.
CoLUMBIA.-The preference in this precinct is i,
favor of Seymour a candidate for President.
SANTA CRUz.-Of 20 leading Democrats interviewed
to-day the result obtained was as follows: Thurman
u. Seymour 2, Bayard 5, Tilden l. All Of them ex
pressed decided opinion to vote for the Democrats
nomiuee-Davis and Tilden excepted by and re
spectively.
CoLusA.-Many Democrats have not made VI
their minds as to their choice, but a hasty canvas
among prominent members of the party gives tn
following result: Tilden 80, Hendricks 5, Bayar,
7, Hampton 3, Thurman IA, Seymour l.
SuIsuS-Twenty-seve leading Democrats wer
interviewed here to-day. Twenty one favor Tildel
and six Thurman for Presidential candidate.
ri. =,
among the leading Democrats interviewed, but thei
party nominee will be heartily Endorsed and sup
ported Thurman, Bayard and Tilden follow in tn
order named, while Seymour would be cheerful,
supported.
DowSrEvILLE.-Most Democrats are undecided
Many prefer Pendeton and Bayard.
HASFoRp-The Democrats here are reticent
Hendricks, Tiden and Thurman are spoken of il
the above order. Hendricks evidently stands first
vlsArIA.--The preference here appears to be TO
the following gentlemen, in the order named Bay
ard Thurman and Tilden, though Seymour is occa
sionally named.
SAN E.-In:erviews with SO Democrats give tn,
following preferences Field II, Thurman y, Bayart
6, Hendricks s, Seymour 3, Hancock 4, Tilden 3
will support any convention nominee, 8.
SAN AyDREAs.-The leading Democrats in th
section are nearly unanimous in favor of Thurman
of Ohio as a candidate for the Presidency. Thur
man first and 3avard second.
SANTA RosA-1he following preferences are shown
here Tilden 49, Thurman 10, Bayard II, Seymour
l. Hendricks 8, Hampton 5. Eaton l, Morrison l.
Hancock l..
MgRcED.-A hurried canvass OF Democrats OF thu
town this afternoon shews the following result
Hendricks g. Tilden il, Thurman 4, no choice T.
oAKLAyp.-The Democrats of Alameda county arr
about evenly divided in favor OF the following Presi
Dental candidates Tilden, Thurman, Seymour ant
Bayard.
SAN DIEeo.-Forty-f -four Democrats interviewet
to day will vote as follows: 1ilden IL, Btyard II
Thurman 8, Seymour 2, Hendricks /, FIELD j. tii'
nominee Of the Convention 7.
SANTA BAEBARA-A number OF prominent Demo
Gratis were interviewed to-day. The preference ioi
the Presidential nominee on the Democratic ucNe
Is about evenly distribut d between Ihurmlh, Sef-
mour ard Bayard, with Thurman slightly the iaVor
ite Those expressing preference for other cahdl
dates were opposed to 11lden in any event. Hon
man was the second choice OF a few Of the Thurman
men.
AuBuRy--The preference for Thurman, Hen
bricks and Hancock is about even, many net nav
ing made choice as yet.
Los ANGELES Iuterviews with ia Democrat
this afternoon to their pref renee5 Tor Prssiseh
tial candidates on the Democratic ticket resulted
follows: Seymour 26, Thurman 49, Tilden IL, Hen
bricks TO- Bayard g. for the nominee 80, Grant 81 10
Blaine Gf Tiiden is nomnated) &, Blaine as aeains
the field g. variety OF opinions were expressed
nearly all for Seymour as first choice, the noinine
| the next A few declined to be counted, but hope
the Republicans would nominate Grant, as ne wa
the easiest beaten. Those who are against iiidel
inst ct