Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-07

in some places. The Republicans make some
| gains. in the general Assembly, and the ma
| iority of the next Legislature is conjectured
to be in favor of Senator Joseph L. Browns
election The election was quiet. The poll.
tax challenge was not vigorously enforced.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
JAMESTOWN IN. ", October 9th. The
Democratic Convention of the Thirty-third
| Congressional District has nominated George
Wancampen in place of Professor Balloon.
who declined the nomination OF former
Convention.
RIvERHEAD a.. IL October 6th.-Harvey
Markham, Greenhacker has been nominated
for Congress in the First District.
WATERFOWL IN. ", October 6sh.-Den-
mis- O'Brien was nominated by the Demo-
Gratis for Congress in the Twenty-second Dis
trict to-day.
SYRACUSE IN. ", October 6sh.-wm. c.
Ruger has been nominated for Congress by
the Democrats in this district.
SALEM (Mass.) October 6th.-The Repub-
licans have nominated Eben L. Stone for
Congress.
BosToN, October 6th.-The Democrats of
the Fifth District have nominated Lucius
Beebe for Congress.
DETROIT, October 6th.-The Greenbackers
of the First District have nominated L. E.
Stowe for Congress.
THE DEMOCRATS IMPORTING RoUeHs INTO
OHIO AND INDIANA.
CHICAGO, October 6th.-The Iate1. Oceans
Columbus special says: The Democrats are
sending money into the small towns where it
was never thought of penetrating before, and
are making desperate attempts to carry Ohio.
Roughs and repeaters are circulating freely
through the State, and coming and going to
the chief points every day. The following
was received to-day by Governor Foster:
WASHINGTON, October 9th
Your State is to be carried by the Democracy if
10, 600 votes have to be imported. | know whereof
speak. Don't be deceived.
JAY A. HUBBELL, Chairman
Foster has ordered special watchfulness
here and elsewhere.
The Chairman of the Republican Commit
tee at Petersburg, Va. sends word that 40
roughs have gone West the past two days,
ostensibly for Indiana, but really for Ohio
They are all well-known scoundrels, and will
not scruple to employ any means to earn
their money.
John G. New, of Indianapolis, telegraphs
that many repeaters have arrived there, but
many have dispersed throughout Indiana and
part go to Ohio. Detectives from the East
will do everything possible to render the stay
of the unwelcome roughs unpleasant, and to
keep them from the ballot-boxes. The Re-
publicans are now alive as never before.
AN OFFER scoRNEp.
CHICAGO, October 6th.-The Inter Oceans
Washington special says 1t has transpired
that Mr.. Barnuu has been trying to buy
over the National Yer (Greenback with Re-
publican tendencies), and has offered s10,-
600, which has been refused.
WITHDRAWN FROM THE CONTEST.
PoTTsvILLE pal October 6th.-D. P.
Dewes has withdrawn from the canvass as
the nominee of the Greenback party for
Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
THE NEW YORK "sUN" GETTING EXCITED
AGAIN.
New YORK, October 6th.-The Sun prints
the following doubleleaded editorial: "Do
Democrats of the city and county of New
York intend to bear their share in carrying
this State for Hancock and English? If they
do, is it not high time that they reached a
point where they can dispense with further
negotiations about division of nominations
fOr local offices, so that the masses of the
p.rty can go to work to win national VIC
tory: Are these leaders aware that the
apathy produced in the canvass by these pro-
trscted negotiations over small matters cause
the Republicans to utter a loud boast that
they will whip the Democrats out of their
UooIS III tiiio otdtC az tic CoiuiiiS clcStipu
NATURALIZATION FRAUDs-THE SITUATION IN
VIRGINIA.
CHICAGO, October 6th.-The Times says
A man now under arrest at Philadelphia for
fraudulently securing naturalization papers
confesses that the swindle has been carried
on by the Democrats since August ID in a
very systematic manner.
Since the Republicans of Virginia have be-
gun to show some activity, Malone, the leader
of the Regulators, has made the remark that
at any time he shall become convinced that
Hancock is in danger of losing the Electoral
vote of the State, he will withdraw his ticket
in favor of the regular Democratic nominees.
THE DEMOCRATIC sQUABBLE IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, October 6th.--The Eieatng
Post says: The proceedings of the sub-com-
nlittees of Iammauy Hall and Irving Hall,
yesterday afternoon, have caused intense ex-
element among the local politicians in this
city, and every one is asking what it means,
and is trying to SO arrange his plans that he
will be on the strongestside should the efforts
now making for peace and harmony fail.
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY.
TERRE HAuTE Und.l October 6th.-The
Republicans had grand rally to. day. There
was very large procession, and speaking by
Senator Conkling and others. To-nigh.
there will be fine torchlight procession and
illumination.
HAMMERS CAsCARA SAGRApA BrrTERs cures al
complaints arising from an obstructed state of the