Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-22

| mitted; that while their delegates will more
largely vote for Bayard than any other,
yet they have indicated to the Northern
States that they will support man
from New York, Connecticut, New Jersey
or Indiana, and unite on the one most
likely to carry these States The three
States first named are in caucus to, night, but
no conclusion has yet been reached. What
ever the result, it seems probable that who
ever receives majority of the votes Of these
States will be the nominee. The Illinois
delegation held a secret caucus tonight. A
vote taken on Presidential preferences stood
16 for Seymour, is for Morrison and the rest
scattering A resolution to vote as a unit for
Seymour on the first ballot, and thereafter
for Morrison until it is thought best to change,
is still being discussed (rnidnishtl. Wiscon-
sin will vote for Seymour.
AN oUTBURsT FROM THE NEW YORK "sUNn
NEW YORK, June 21st.-The Sun says /:
Ii the Democrats cannot elect Tilden Pres
named. The one great living issue of the
CAMPAIGN is whether the will of the people
shall be respected and permitted to rule. Til
den personi6es that issue. None else does
personify that issue. There are other good
men spoken of for the nomination, but not one
OF them represents the great vital issue with
which the name of Tiden is indissolubly as
sociated. 1t would be most contemplate to
y TylJo,, Al.
him but the baseless ISLANDERS of the enemies
of the Democracy. If the people talk
about Tilden's health, the generous re-
sponse of the great body of American
patriots, wronged and defrauded by the Re
publicans in his person, should be: "Never
mind about his health. We, the people, will
sustain him. We will strengthen his hands"
Talk about defeating him. Like one loud
peal of thunder rolling from ocean 20 ocean,
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, would be the
shout of the toiling, country loving millions
on the reception of the news OF his renomiua-
tion-the great loyal Democratic party of the
cOuntry-"M Mr.. Tilden Three cheers and
tiger"
Nebraska voted to so with New York,
Connecticut and New Jersey, which three
States have finally agreed to act together.
They nave not, however, discovered the man
upon whom they can unite, and that may be
left until the preliminary ballot Indiana re-
fuses to come into the arrangement, and
stands faithfully by Hendricks. Tonight
they adopted resolution strongly condemn
ing those who have taken part in the move
ment to push forward Mcdonald as a candi-
date. The Ohio Thurman men held an
indignation meeting tonight, and adopted
resolutions defining the action of the State
Convention, and stating that that action was
commended and indorsed by masses of the
Democrats at the time; therefore any de-
parture from the instructions of the Conven-
tion would be betrayal of public con-
fdence, treacherous action to worthy
leader and a compromise of political honor.
THE WOMEN sUFFRAGIsTs.
The women-suffrage advocates have been
busy. Mrs. Gage and Mrs Blake visited
the Tammany delegation, where they were
courteously received by Augustus Schell and
others. Mrs. Blake also addressed the dele
cations from California, Nebraska, New Jer-
sey and Delaware, and others addressed other
delegations. These busy workers have been
granted sixteen seats in the C9Svention.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
1t has been decided that the Committee on
Resolutions shall be composed follcv,e
Alabama, w. H. Barnes; Arkansas, Ben.
Z. Truberry; California, Caleb H. Miller;
Colorado, blank; Connecticut, David Wells;
Delaware, Geo. HI. Bates Florida, blank;
Georgia, f. P. Howells; Illinois, W. NJ.
Fullerton Indiana. John p Coffrets Iowa,
John P. Irish Kansas, J. II. Goodwin
Kentucky, Henry Watterson Louisiana, e.
C. Burt; Maine, A. NJ. Nichols; Mary
land, G. j. McGretuor; Massachusetts.
blank Michigan, Foster Pratt; Mime
sofa, w. w. McNair Mississippi,
E. Barksdell; Missouri, blank; Nebraska,
George L. Miller; Nevada, A. C. Ellis;
New Hampshire, Harry Bingham New Jer-
sey, Colonel Meyer Tulick New York, r.
W. Peckham North Carolina, blank Ohio,
Thomas J. Kennedy; Oregon, John Mercer;
Pennsylvania, blank Rhode Island, Michael
Van Slyck; South Carolina, blank Tennes-
see, John A. McKenny; Texas, John Ire
land, Vermont, George L. Waterman Vir-
ginia. James Barbour; West Virginia, J. H.
Good Wisconsin, T. +. Hudd North Car
olina, Judge Howard
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE,
So far as chosen, is as follows: Arkansas,
William r. Miller; California, Senator Far
ley; Connecticut, William M. Barnum
W. c. Doudy; Indiana, Austin H.
Brown; Iowa, NJ. NJ. Ham; Kentucky,
Henry D. McHenry; Maine, Edmund Viii
son; Michigan, Edward Kauter; Mime
sofa. P. L. Kelly; Mississippi, General W.
T. Martin; Nevada. t. P. Heating New
A. ". Sulloway; New Jersey,
Orestes Cleveland; Rhode Island, A. J.
Barnaby; Vermont, II. 3. Smalley; Vir-
ginia, K. Coghill Wisconsin, Colonel WI
Niles.