Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-16
DOMESTIC NEWS.
General Items or Political News.

General Items OF Political News.
CAMPAIGN CHARGES DENIED.
New YORK, July 15th.-The World says
General Sherman having been pursued
through the wildernesses from Pembina for
several days by telegraphic inquiries, his plain
and emphatic answer appears in another col
umn. The Worlds special from Jamestown,
Dakota, is as follows: Sherman declined to
be interviewed in regard to his correspond
ence at any time with General Hancock,
but states emphatically that he has no
recollection of ever hearing anything from
Hancock about taking orders from Tiiden, or,
indeed, anything at all like the stories which
have been printed and published about his
correspondence with Hancock.
JEgE BLACK COMING HOME.
CHICAGO, July 15th.-The Tribunes Wash
ington special says Jere Black is coming back
from Europe Immediately to give Hancock
the benefit of his services.
TILDEN as DEMOCRATIC RIDER.
New York, July 15th.-The Herald says:
There is an intention in certain quarters to
hoist Tilden upon Hancock's back. The old
gentleman himself would gladly take the
ride. The Cincinnati Convention passed a
which he construes into an invita-
tion to mount, and the Democratic National
Committee, at their visit to Gramercy Park
yesterday morning, exhibited and indecent
willingness to help him up.
The Times says Some of the more san
guine members of the party hAve gone so far
rated Tilden shall ride to the Capitol with
him as the outgoing President de jure. This
is not joke. 1t is gravely proposed by
Democratic papers that persistently declare
that Tilden is the real President of the
United States and that Hayes is usurper.
A oNE-TERM PARTY.
The same paper says: 1t is said that Han
cock has been advised to make much of "the
one-term principle in the address he is pre-
pairing to write 1t is insisted that the Dem
ocratic party is emphatically one-term
party. Possibly it was the new invention Of
the one-term principle which defeated Tilden
at Cincinnati
ALLEGED INTIMIDATION.
CHICAGO, July 18th. The Journals WASH
ington special says The work of intimidat-
ing Republican candidates in Alabama has
begun, and already resulted in the withdrawal
of Major M. l.. Bowie candidate for Judge
in Dallas county, and the Independent can.
didate for Sheriff in Talledega county.
The Democrats despair of carrying the
Norfolk, Va, District, now that Goode has
withdrawn.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Convention of the Nineteenth Congressional
District unanimously renominated f. f..
Bettzhoover.
COLUMBUS (Ga.l, July 15th.-Ihe Demo-
Gratis of the Third District of Alabama have
nominated Colonel w. c. Oates for Congress.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 18th. w. B. T.
Treat was nominated for Congress to-day at
Martinsville by the Fifth District Republi-
can Convention.
SENATOR CONKLING.
CHICAGO, July 15th.-The Inter Ocean's
Washington special says: A gentleman is in
days ago. He says the New York Senator
discusses the campaign with great interest
He is not going to Europe this summer, and
never thought of such thing; but will be
in the thickest Of the fight in New York
when the ball opens. He declares. respect
ing the statement of his dissatisfaction, that
the wish was father to the thought and it is
utterly without foundation.
DON CAMERON ON THE CAMPAIGN.
CHICAGO, July 15th.-The Inter Ocean's
Washington special says: Don Cameron as.
tonished his friends and family by turning up
here suddenly to day from Pennsylvania, to
attend to important business. He was in
high spirits over the campaign prospects, and
ridiculed the idea OF Hancock carrying
Pennsylvania. He had two hours talk
with Governor Jewell, Chairman of the
National Committee, and discussed the future
work. He says his health had not been a
source of anxiety to him, although he was
for time obliged to give up business. He
will enter the campaign as usual, unless he
becomes worse.
HANcocK's MAJoR-GESERALsHIP.
The Democrats say they have advised Han.
cock not to resign, lest the President appoint
General Miles in his place, which it is said
he would do if he had the opportunity.
THE NORTH CAROLINA SITUATION.
Young of Raleigh, Collector Of Internal
Revenue, has reached this city. He says the
Republicans have very strong State ticket
in North Carolina, and will make a gallant
fight, with fair prospects of success. They
will get some Congressman at any rate, and
the State, except fraud is practiced.
Irish Republican Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 15th.-R l.. Hunt Of
Missouri was elected permanent President,
and L. Mcnamara Of Ohio Secretary, OF the
Irish Republican Convention to-day A Ma
tional Executive Committee was appointed,
consisting of one from each State and Terri
tory.
INDIANAPOLIS, July l5sh.-The Irish Re.
publican Convention elected Judge A. T.
Morrison Chairman of the Committee on
Resolutions, which when presented gave
many reasons why the Irishmen of the
United States should swear allegiance to the
Republican party, as that party had ap
pointed and elected very much larger mum.
Der OF lrishmen 20 positions of trust than the
Democratic party. The Convention closed
tonight with monster meeting at the Wig.
wam.
ADDRESS ISSUED TO FRESHMEN.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 15ts.-The Irish Re
publican Convention have issued an address
to their fellow-countrymen of the United
States, setting forth the reasons that actuate
them in cooperating with the Republican
party, under the title Of Irish-American Re.
publicans. They say
The support Of Irish voters has been for no
years sought through channels of prejudice and
sffection, and an unreasonng adherence To the
Democratic party was the res-lt. When the Repub
can party arose there was era in politics
more intelligent and critical examination into prn
ciples, and the irishmen began to think for them.
selves, instead OF trusting implicitly to the leaders
lHis cutfthtluH is HttQ IOr Inc PURPOSE OF fuT-
thsring such Independent thought and emancpating
the Irish voters from thai thrado and To show the
world that they cannot be treated as political slaves
and that they are friends OF that party which most
truly represents liberty, equality and equal rights
which they have only found in the land of their
adoption. The claim OF the Democratic party that
it is the only true friend of foreign born citizens is
not susceptible Of proof, all students of American
history are well aware that during ITS adnnstra-
ton the Democratic party utterly failed to compel
an Acknowledgement Of those rights which the
Constitution guarantees to all who swear 10
srpport aud maintain it, The infamous and despotic
doctrine OF . once subject always subject was
permitted to exist principle OF international law
until the accession to power of the Republican party
when. and not until then, England was compelled 10
reeede from that insulting assumption, and thus the
adopted citizen, for the first time was clothed Will
all the rights aud guaranteed the same protection
(ouiside the United statss) citizen born OF,
American soil So. aiso, to TIE htpublican party do
we owe the enactment Of that most beneficial law
which has thrown open the p1bsr domain TO all ac-
tual settlers.
The address then refers to the intro,