Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-26

Meeting Of the Republican State Central
Committee Perfect Harmony Preya.
lent.
| State Central Committee of the Re
publican party met this afternoon, pursuant
to call, at the party headquarters. Sixty-two
members were present out of seventy-nine,
and every county in the State was repre-
sented, either by its members or by proxy.
On account of the number present the COM
mittee adjourned to the spacious hall of the
Republican League, on California street. The
resignation of W. w. Morrow was declined
unanimously, and he was retained as Chair
man. P. b. Cornwall was chosen Vice
Chairman. The acts of the Executive Com.
mittee, in the matter of the reorganization of
that committee, was ratified and affirmed.
The committee, as finally reorganized, is as
follows: w. w. Morrow (Chairman)
D. B. Jackson, c. f. Bassett, David
Bush, Jacob S. Taber, Richard Chute,
John a. Bauer, F. b. Reynolds, w. w.
Traylor P B. Cornwall, And. McF. Davis
and a. 2. Williams-all of San Francisco :;
J. Il. Hardenberg, Alameda w. I'll. Law.
renee. San Mateo, and f. c. Frank, Santa
Clara. A resolution was adopted thanking
the retiring members also complimenting
the late Secretary, Boruck, for his official
record. Mr.. Morrow rose to an explanation
in behalf of Frank Pixley, to the effect that
everything was satisfactorily settled that
there would be no moro back-talk, and that
the work for the ticket should be vigorously
prosecuted. The best of feeling was mani
tested at the meeting, and an active campaign
will be at once commenced. A meeting will
be held this evening to consult upon cam
paign measures. With regard to the San
Francisco correspondence of the New York
Herald, previously mentioned in these dis
patches, to the effect that the Republicans in
California were neglecting the Electoral
ticket with a view of laying out their strength
on the Senatorial fight, the State Central
Committee passed a resolution contradicting
the statement as untrue, and not representing
the opinion or actions of any leading Repub-
licans, and claiming that California will cast
its six votes for Garfield and Arthur, and
elect maj ority of the Legislature and four
members of Congress.
Address to the Republicans of California.
SAN Francisco, August 25sh.- The Repub-
lican State Central Committee. at its meet
ing this evening, adopted the following ad.
dress:
To the Republicans OF California: The Republican
party now enters upon its seventh Presidential
campaign, and is organizing for its sixth victory
its persistent and often defeated adversary who
appears ready and resolved to make one more (per-
haps the LAST desperate attempt to gain control of
the National Government. The time has come for
united intelligent and decs action. We eongrat-
ulate You upon the fact that the Republican party
in this State has never entered upon campaign
better united, more harmonious, or better able to
cope W tn its ancient and reckless
opponent than it is now It's standard
is raised, its principles and policy announced,
its candidates for Electors and for Congress nomi-
mated by appropriate Conventions, and 1T stands
ready to engage in the pending conflict Proud of
its record and character honest in its purpose, de-
voted to the principles of free government national
unity, equal rights and purity in public affairs it
appeals to the better Judgment of all good citizens
md confidently expects their patriotic support 1t
remains now for the Republicans of California to
continue and perfect the great work of organic tion
which has been so well begun. Thorough organizt-
ion is condition OF success in all great under |
akings. without it the most sacred cause |
nay be lost IN a conflict with our antag- !
mist, who knows the power and practices |
he art Of organization. To the end that effective
organization may be obtained, we recommend the I
ormation of Republican clubs in every precinct |
throughout the State The duty Of carrying for
ward this great work devolves upon the Comfy
Committees Of the several counties. The registra-
ion OF Republican voters is matter Of vital i'm
and demands immediate, energetic atten-
ion. This requires the individual efforts of the
'oters themselves 1t is not q time for delay. Let
very Republican do his whole duty, and the Re
,ubcan party is invincible.