Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-30

San Francisco, October 29th.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was telegraphed east last
evening:
San FRANCISCO October 10Th.
To Patrick Ford, Editor OF the ITish World, New
York Dispatches this evening state that address
purporting to have been issued By the Working
mems party OF California is being circulated as a
campaign document by the Democrats. | denounce
such an address as a libel on the Workingmens
party Of California, and fraud upon the working
men of America. The Workingmen's Convention
elected delegates to the Chicago Convention. The
workingmen's party OF California indorsed the ae'
ton of their delegates to said Convention, and are
to- day supporting the platform and candidates put
forward by that Convention. 10 be more
emphatic, the Worhingmens party of Cali
fornia is solid for Weaver and human freedom.
Black sheep are to be found in every flock, and
traitors to principle to be found in every land
small, corrupt, purchasable faction OF our party
sold themselves to the Democrats for the promise OF
paltry position, showing that they asses upon
whose forehead is branded We have betrayed the
Workingmen, and are now willing to sell our
country for mess OF pottage." The human vult-
ures who lead the Democrats of the East may ex
tend them some sympathy, but the workingmen OF
America, and all lovers of human freedom, will, it
is hoped turn deaf to the rawlings OF these few
purchasable Democrats who know nothing OF the
science Of Government or OF devotion to principle,
and stand firm in the fight for the new civilization,
hoping that Weaver, the humanitarian statesman
of Iowa, will be the next President. California is
solid for him. DENIS kEARNEY,
President Workingmen's Party of California.
Another Democratic Lie Nailed.
STOCKTON, October 29th.-The following
affidavit, which has been duly sworn to, will
be published in the Independent tomorrow
morning, denying the statement telegraphed
from Stockton to the New York World that
the Cinnamon here are contributing towards
the campaign funds:
j. K Doak Andrew W. Simpson and John II
O'Brien, each for himself being duly sworn deposes
and says that they the Financial Committee Of
the Republican County Central Committee of the
such committee they have the exclusive charge and
control of all of the financial matters of said COM
mittee and that they have the entire
charge of collecting, receiving and pay
ing out of all the moneys that in any
manner whatever come into the hands of
moneys come into the hands Of said committee
but through some one of said atlantis. That
the attention of affiants having been called to a
telegram published in morning paper
of San Francisco, to the effect that telegram had
been sent from Stockton, saying that the Chinese
were contributing to the Republican campaign fund
of said county, therefore said atlantis, each upon
their oaths, do say that said telegram is utterly and
wholly false and without any foundation in fact
that no Chinaman or Chinese company, or any per
son for them, or who in any manner represents
them has contributed collar, or any amount, tc
the Republican compaign fund Of said county, il
any manner whatever, either directly or indirectly,
and that no Chinaman or Chinese company, or any
OF their representatives, have been approached OIL
asked has any of the offered to contribute
any money, or anything of any description what
ever, 10 aid The Republican campaign.
j. K DOAK,
A. w. SIMPSON,
j. III. OBRIEN.