Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-09

every hepublcan pole.
| VALLEJO. June Sth.-one hundred guns
are being fred this evening in honor of the
nominations made. Bonfres are burning
sn> bands playing. A Garfield and Arthur
Repa blican Club of Vallejo was organized.
and n uch enthusiasm manifested in the
meeting. Upon the bringing into the hall Of
q banner ". III the names of the nominees in /.
scribed therein, it was greeted with three
times three che. rs.
San DIEeo, jim 'e Sth.-The Republicans of
San Diego are full of enthusiasm, the Blaine
men leading in aeers for Garfield. A
national salute was fi ed as soon as the nomi.
tion was posted on the ,Unton's bulletin board.
The Democrats are ann 'yed, having wished
Grants nomination.
CHiCo, june Sth.-The domination of Gar
field was surprise to everybody, but all
were pleased and enthusiastic over it. A
salute in honor of Garfield whl be fred this
evening. He has many personal friends in
Chico, who are much elated over his nomi.
nation.
VIsALIa, June Sth.-Gar6eld's nominxs;err
creates little enthusiasm among Republicans.
They say it is better than Grant. The DEM
ocrats regard it as favorable to their chances
ON the Pacific coast.
SAN JOSE, June sth.-Garseld's nomina-
tion is not received with enthusiasm by the
Republicans, who appear to be greatly disap-
pointed. Prominent members of the party
try to look pleased, but # is hard work. Tho
Democrats regard the nomination weak
one.
SANTA Rosa, June sth.-The Republicans
say they are satisfied, but manifest no par
fdent of defeating Garfield.
SHASTA, June Sth.-The nomination of
Garfield was well received by the Shasta Re-
publioans, many of whom would rot have
voted for Grant if he had been nominated.
All are well satisfied with the choice of Gar
field. The Democrats are not particularly
joyous, but have no fault to find.
SANTA BARBARA, June Sth.-The nomina-
tion of Garfield was entirely unexpected by
all except those who saw in his one vote, SO
persistsntly kept up, the bare possibility of
break in his favor. The nomination is well
received by the Republicans, and even the
disappointed Blaine men are satisfied. The
Democrats express themselves as we'll satis-
fed, and say that his Chinese record and the
Congressional scandals with which his name
has been connected are enough to lose the Pa.
ciGc coast. There was great excitement when
the news Of the break on the thirty sixth
ballot was placed on the Press bulletin board,
and when the final vote was announced the
cheering was prolonged.
BAKERSFIELD, June Stb.-GMfields nom
ination was received with enthusiasm by the
Republicans. He will not lose Republican
vote in this county, and is considered by the
Democrats as very dangerous man to their
cause.
WOODLAND, June Sth.-The nomination Of
Garfield is received here with no enthusiasm
whatever by Republicans. In fact, the fail.
ure of the more prominent candidates is a
great disappointment to the party. Patriotic
Democrats are glad that Grant was defeated,
but the politicians of that party would rather
have seen Grant or Blaine nominated than
Garfield, because they thought the former
more vulnerable than the latter Probably
the Republicans here will generally unite on
Garfield, the preacher Congressman nominee.
OAKLAND, June Sth.-Tbe nomination of
Garfield, although q surprise to majority of
the people of this city, meets with the
almost unanimous commendation of Re-
publicans, and is conceded by the Democrats
to be strong. The excitement ran high on
the street this forenoon, and when the thirty
sixth ballot had been posted on bulletin
boards in various places, there was great
deal of feeling expressed. The Republicans
will hold a grand ratification meeting to-
morrow night, when Hon. T. B. Shannon,
Hon. A. G. Henry and ether gentlemen will
respond to appropriate toasts. l.. B. Ed
wards, who was scout in the army under
Garfield, will respond TO the sentiment " Our
Next President" A procession will march
through the streets in the evening.
San BUENAvENTURA, June Sth.-The Re-
publicans generally are well satisfied with
Garfelds nomination, particularly because it
seems to let out Gorham, Logan and the rest
of the professionals. The Democrats concede
that Garfield will be hard man to beat A
Garfield Club will be organized here at once.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, June Sth.-Garfeld's
nomination is received by the Republicans
with entire satisfaction. The Democrats re-
gard his nomination as one of the strongest
that could be made. The Republicans will
hold a ratification meeting tonight.
SAN ANDREAs, June Sth.-The Republi-
cans receive the news of Garfeld's nomina-
tion without any hurrah, and eight ont'of ten
are disappointed at the defeat of Blaine. The
Democrats regard it as not so strong NOM
ination as that of Blaine would have been.
ANTIOCH, June Sth.--The nomination was
enthusiastically received by the Republicans.
There will be an anvil salute tonight. The
Democrats can find no fault, and generally re-
gard him q strong man.
SANTA CRUZ, June Sth.-The nomination
of Garfield gives universal satisfaction among
the Republicans of Santa Cruz. They be.
lieve he is stronger as national candidate
than either Grant or Blaine, his name being
believed to be entirely satisfactory to the
party leaders but they do not believe he is
as strong on the Pacific coast as Blaine, but
much stronger than Grant. The Democrats
are discouraged, but not SO much SO for the
State election as they would be with the Pine
Tree boy as a competitor of Tilden or any
other man.
MONTEREY, June Sth.-The nomination of
Garfield was received here with hearty
cheers by the Republicans. The Democrats
wear a look of distress and sorrow.
GILRoY, June Sth.-The nomination of
General Garfield for the Presidency by the
Republican party took everybody here by
surprise. 1t was entirely unexpected, and
whilst the Republicans would rather have
had Blaine, still the result gives general satis-
faction. They seem well pleased, as it will
help to harmonic the party, and many who
would have voted against Grant will heartily
support Garfield. The Democrats feel rather
disappointed. They would rather have seen
Grant nominated, as it would have in their
opinion been an easy matter for their candi-
date to beat him.
SALINAS, June Sth.-While Blaine was the