Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09

Aiken, o. P. Goodhue, G. o. Bates. G. w.
| Martin were on both tickets.
Sacramento county is in the Second Con-
| gressional District. Messrs. Page of FL Do
RADIO, and Henry of Alameda, are the most
prominent candidates, and between them IL is
probable the chief contest for the nomination
! for Congress will occur. The Sacramento
delegation will it is evident, cast majority
vote for Mr. Page, while very fair minority
vote will go for Mr.. Henry.
The Alameda county situation is indicated
by this dispatch received here last night ::
1.-The primary election in Oakland passed off
quietly. although hot contest occurred in
the Fourth and Sixth Wards. In every case
| the regular tickets were successful. The
First, Third, Fourth and Seventh Wards.
sending delegates to Sacramento, were carried
by Page. Henry carried ore delegate in the
Second, one in the Fifth md two in the Sixth
Wards, one in Berkeley and Temescal, and
two in Eden township. Page carried two in
Alameda. one in Brooklyn precinct outside,
two in Washington township, and two in
MURRAY township. The delegation to Sacra-
mento will stand eighteen for Page and seven
| for Henry 1t is reported tonight that
Henry will withdraw from the contest before
the County Convention tomorrow"
The delegation from Nevada county. so far
as reported, consists of j. NJ. Walling and
G w. Welch. Nevada City; F. G. Beatty
and J. f. Kidder, Grass Valley; John
Keiser and B. F. Watson. Truckee; and o.
p. Stidger, North San Juan. 1t is believed
that the majority of this delegation is for
Page. Mr. Stidger was instructed for him.
In Calaveras county the delegates to the
State and Congressional Conventions are f.
+. Burce W. Underwood, E.. &. Roworth
and j. B. Reddick The delegates were in
structed to support Page.
In San Joaquin county the delegates are,
at large, A. L. Dorrance First Supervisor
District, F. G. Hahn and J. B. Douglass;
Second, G. Chalmers and w. NJ. Bags;
Third, John Grattan and W. D. Ashley;
Fourth. A. Thornton and G. I. Elliott
Fifth, w. C. Israel and f. J. Woodward
The following, we are notified by dispatch
es, certain for Page; Dorrance, Hahn.
Douglass, Chalmers. Bages. Thornton, Israel
and Woodward. Standardization and
Ashley Against-Elliott But Chalmers
claims all but Elliott, making ten for Page.
In Amador county the following delegates
were chosen to the State and Congressional
Conventions E. G. Freeman, d. Stewart,
Jas. Adams, j. r. Jchus, w. Jennings, S. f.
Simpson.
A resolution requesting the delegates to
support j. A. Eagon for Congress was passed
after the election of the delegates, and our
dispatches say it is therefore in no ways bind
ing and the telegram adds: With the ex-
ception of Simpson the delegation is anti
Page. and will defeat his denomination if
there is any show tc do SO.
In Placer county the delegates will not be
chosen until Tuesday.
From Tuolumne county the delegates are
William a. Duchow. James q. Diyoll, John
H. Shine and a. B. Beauvaise-so!id for
Page. A resolution was passed by the County
Convention indorsing Page and instructiog
the delegates to use all honorable means to
secure his nomination.
From Ell Dorado county the delegates are
w. H. Brown, 0. Osborne, S. Watson, L. f.
Woodward. D. w. Fox, J. w. Miller and
George G. Blanchard, and they are instructed
for Page.
From these evidences it is entirely safe to
conclude that MIR. Page will have ample
strength in the District Congressional Con-
vention Of Wednesday to insure his nomina.
ton