Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
CALIFORNIA.
Republican State Central Committee.

Republican State Central Committee.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 17th.-It is under
stood that about half of the Executive Com
niittee of the Republican State Central Com
mlttee have offered their designations, both
as members of the Executive Committee and
OF the State body. A meeting of the State
Central Committee was held last Saturday
evening to consider the matter, but it was not
finally adjusted. A conclave of prominent
Republicans has been held, however, and
steps taken to organize new committee,
there being no provision to fill vacancies IN
the committee itself. One of the members
OF the former committee is prominent in the
organization
The reason given for the resignation of w.
w. Morrow FROM the committee is prefaced
by statement that he has lost over SIC, GOO
worth of private practice in attending to
party business, and that after he was again
placed on the committee against his expressed
wish, that prominent member of the party
should attack him In his journal seemed such
an evidence of ingratitude that he immedi-
ately decided to resign and leave the man
a2ement in other hands.
Before the close of this week there will be
another meeting, at which the matter will be
considered
Among those who have resigned are w. w.
Morrow and Marcus ID. Boruck, and also. it
- AZ PoAecb, IttCudIa OnuIc anu w II w ILL.,
tier. Whittier was Treasurer. Secretary
Fiulayson will furnish no information rela-
tive to the late meeting and the reported re-
signations.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
SAN FRANCISCO, August 17th-The diff
culties lately existing in the State Executive
Committee of the Republican party will
reach satisfactory adjustment without delay
The Executive Committee will be reorgan-
lied, and call for a meeting Of the State
Central Committee will be issued tomorrow.
The reorganized Executive Committee will
enter upon vigorous campaign, and will
possess the entire confidence of the party
THIRD DIsPATcH.l
SAN FRANC1sCo. August 17Gh.-The real
state OF affairs In connection with the recent
troubles in the Executive Committee of the
Republican State Central Committee has
been developed to-day. 1t appears that as
soon as the Executive Committee began to
consider the question of ways and means of
conducting the campaign, it became evident
that the committee as whole was not agreed
among themselves, and that it could not com.
mand the confidence of the better element of
the party. After some wrangling, a number
of the committee rendered their designations,
with a view of recognizing the committee,
and several others announced a readiness to
ioiio" suiS WIN 1iS saiiie ehu ~ view. tHree
members held ouS against this proposition.
During the day members of the committee
in connection with number Of prominent
Republicans outside Of the committee have
been in conference, and have practically
agreed to the following course of procedure
Tomorrow the Executive Committee will
call a meeting Of the State Central Commit.
tee for some day next week. The State Cen
trail Committee will then choose a new Exec
utive Committee, which will be acceptable
it is believed. to the party at large. and result
in satisfactory solution of the whole ques-
ton.