Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01

3l-Spanish COrtes opened.
JUNE.
Secretary McCrary nominated to be Judge of the
Eighth Circuit, vice Dillon, resigned Working
lgmens State Convention met at San Francisco
and D. Kearney elected President
New Hampshire Legislature met. . Thomas
Ewing nominated by the Democrats for Governor of
Ohio, and a. 5. Piatt by the Nationals. Nathaniel
Miles succeeded Charles Francis Adams rs Govern
ment Director of the Union Pacific Railroad
5-Governor Head OF New Hampshire, Inaugural
ted. .Workingmens State Convention at San Fran
cisco nominated for Governor w F. White; Lieu
tenant Governor W. b. Andrus Secretary of State
A. A. Smith Treasurer, Charles Krug Controller
Hugh Jones Attorney General, c. W. Cross Sur
veyOr- General II. j. Stevenson School Superintend-
ent, H. ID. Trout Chief Justice, R. F. Morrison
Associate Justice. S B; Mckee; Congress, P. j.
Hopper; Board of Equalization, George Thorne.
6--Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned Work
ingmen's Convention nominated for Treasurer L. B.
Clarke, vice krug, declined; Supreme Court Clerk,
o. +. Thornton; Associate Justices j. X. Sharp
stein, C. 4. futile, George A. johnson, W. 7. Nc
Neatly and j. H. Budd Congress, C. p Berry and
j. J. Ayers Railroad Commissioners, ii. Larkin and
George Stoneman; Board OF Equalization, j. B.
Cayanaugh and c. W Webb Congress, in place of
Hopper, Il P Williams. Vote Of tine State officially
canvassed for the new Constitution r. 959 against
it, 81 l34.
7-WorkiDgmen's Convention at San Francisco
nominated for Congress Cltus Barbour, and for AS
socate Justice, in place of johnson, declined s. NJ
Buck. The Convention also issued an address to
the people Governor Irwin issued proclamation
declaring the new Constitution to have been
adopted.
10. T. Morgan confirmed as Chief Justice OF
Idaho
n-Army Appropriation bill passed the House.
BERRY declined the Workingmen's nomination
for Congress. Workingmen nominated c. j. Beer.
stecher for Railroad Commissioner and W. C. Huag
land for member of the Board OF Equalization.
13-Trout declined the Worllingmen's nomination
for School Superintendent.
air .Jo VT,.,4a
from New Hampshire .. Republican State Conyen.
ton met at Sacramento, and II. F Page nominated
for Congress.
1S-Rev. 1. S. Kalloch nominated by the San
Francisco Workingmen for Mayor Republican
Convention at Sacramento nominated George C.
Perkins for Governor.
l9-California Republican Convention nominated
for Lieutenant Governor, John Mansfield, Secretary
of State, ID. NJ. Burns Controller, ID. NJ Kenfield
Treasurer John We'll; Attorney General, A L. Hart
Surveyor General, j. ". Shanklin Supreme Court
Clerk, +. W. Gross; School Superintendent, F. NJ
| Campbell; Chief Justice A L. Rhodes Associate
| Catlin, J. E. Hale. l. S. Belcher, J. T. Richards
toard of Equalization, NJ NJ. Drew, j. A. CLAYTON
w Dutton; Railroad Commissioners, j. S. Cone
G, H. Phillips; Congress- j. McKenna and r. Pa
checo
20-Mnority report of the judiciary Committee
the Presidents veto of the Military Interference
bill submitted to Congress.
2l-Senate passed the Army Appropriation bill
| tary McCrary as Judge.
| 23-Horace DAVIS renominated by the San Fran
cisco Republicans Tor Congress- and j. L. King fol
Board OF Equalization Army Appropriation bill
| Expenses bill.
PR. NJ. billiard appointed Judge of Santa Bar
| bara county, vice Mcguire deceased
25-Honorable Blk State Convention met at Sac
ramento.
26-Honorable Blk State Convention nominated
| for Governor, H. J. Glenn Lieutenant Governor
| j. P. West; secretary of State, L. E. Crane: Con
| troller, II. NJ. Larue; Treasurer, Cyrus Jones At
| torney-General, C. W. Cross Railroad Commits
| sionef, George Stonenan.
! 27-Honorable Blk Convention nominated fol
| Lieutenant Governor, d. C. Reed in place OF West
| declined; Surveyor General, F. J. Clark Schoo
| Superintendent, A L. Mann; Chief Justice n
| Bennett Supreme Court Clerk, f. F. Smith Asso
cate justices, A. Campbell, Jr., J. H. McKune Cal
houn Benham, C. Dorsey, C. A. futile, J. c. Burch
| Board of Equalization, A c. Bradford, W. NJ
Crutcher, J. NJ. Kelley, I. D. Heiskell Railroad
| Commissioners, II. LaTkn and S. Soue.
| 30-President Hayes vetoed the United States
| Marshal bill.
| First session of the Forty-sixth Congress adj
| jourIed Democratic State Convention met al
| Sacramento and organized T. G. Phelps nomin
ated by the Republicans a candidate for Railroad
| Commissioner. Workingmen's State Committee
nominated f. VI. Ross, G. i. Williams and E. W
Mchnstry for Justices OF the Supreme Court to fiji
W. L.
| members of the State Board of Equalization
| 2-Democratic State Convention nominated fol
! Governor, d. j. Glenn; Lieutenant Governor, Levi
Chase; Secretary of State, W. J. Tinuin Congress
| men, 7. J. Clunie, C. P. Berry and W. Leach Mem
| bers OF the Board of Equalization, C. W. Randall
and T. D. Heiskell; Railroad Commissioner, G
Stoneman.
| 3-Democratic Convention nominated for Treas
4 urer, G. 7. PAUL. Controller, W. B. C. Brown At
| torney General, 10 Hamilton; Sprveyor-Gen W
! Minis Supreme Court Clerk, d. E. Y oolf; Schoo
1 Superintendent, II. C. Gesord; Chief Justice Il. F
I Morrison; Associate justices, ). B. Mckee. E. w
| Mckinstry f. NJ. Ross, T. b. Reardon, 7 p Stoney
| J. d. Thornton : Board of Equalization, c. L. vii
coxon; Railroad Commissioner, c. J. CARPENTER
| 81 A. Hunter commissioned as Chief Justice o.
Utah.
| 1O-C P Berry declined to take the pledge OF the
/ Workingmen their candidate for Congress.
14-G. W. Thomas nominated by the Democrat:
for Railroad Commissioner. G. T. Elliott, who we.
nominated by the W. p. G. for Congress in place Of
! Berry, declined to run.
| Estate Committees Of the Democratic and H
! B. parties met at San Francisco aud attempted un
! successfully to consolidate the tickets.
| 1G-Prohibiton ConS enton met at San Francisco
the Democratic State Committee and defined his po
/ sition.
| Is Interview between Glenn and the Democratic
/ State Central Committee published in the RECORD
| UNION.
! 19-Gubernatorial campaign becoming hot in the
! State. George C Gorham bolted from the Republ
ranks and Joined the II. B. s. Democratic State
1 Committee decided to retain Glenn on the ticket
10 Hamilton, Democratic candidate for Attorney
General, declined G. T. PAUL., Democratic cand
date for Treasurer, declined, and E. W. NIaslin nom
mated by the Committee.
: PC. ?. Berry replaced on the WOrkingmen's
/ ticket as a candidate for Congress
! 23-R. d stephens published a card explaining
/ his course member Of the Democratic STATE
Committee Louisiana Constitutional Convention
adjourned sine die.
/ PA. A. Sargent addressed a Republican mas!
meeting at San Francisco. Secretary Sherman
speaking in Maine. Welsh, United States Minister
( to England, resigned.
| Ex-senator Booth addressed q Republican mas
meeting in San Francisco
/ AUGUST.
S-Another card from R. D. Stephens published il
: the RECORD UNION 80. G. T. Elliott accepted tn.
workingmen's nomination for Congress from tn,
Third District.
IL Richard Harvey appointed Register of th'
Crescent City Land Office.
4 14-San Francisco H. BIS and Democrats fused OF
local Nominations.
15-Engish Parliament prorogued 7. B. Rear
I don, Democratic candidate for Supreme Court Jus
/ tice, declined, and J. r. Sharpstein nominated
G. Z. Williams Workingmens candidate for Asso
cate Justice, declined, and j. D. Thornton nomi
mated.
sc. W. Cross withdrawn as the H B. candidate
. for Attorney General.
! I9-Dayid S. Terry nominated by the Democrat
for Attorney General II. BIS nominated W. B. G
Keller for member OF the Board Of Equalization il
/. place OF W. N, Crutcher, declined
2O-H. P Williams, ". p c. candidate for Con
gress, withdrew.
2l-Prohihition State ticket published
Williams Withdrew his declination to run TO
Congress.
25-J. E. Goodall appointed Register of the Lant
Office AZ Bodie, and ". E. Hopping at Shasta.
27-Cross announced that he was still in the felC
as the Workingmsn's candidate for Attomey-Gen
eral Secretary Sherman defined his financial pol
icy at Cincinnati
30-Prohibition State ticket withdrawn.
31-Farquharson II. B. candidate for Mayor OF Sal
Francisco, withdrew, and DR.. W n Griswold nom
mated.
SEPTEMBER.
2-Govemor Blackburn of Kentucky inaugurated
State election held, and the Republican tickle
generally successful.
Shame Stale election held; Republicans victo
rous
Lively session of the New York Democratic
Convention.
I2-lIassachusetts Greenbackers nominated B F
Butler for Governor and Wendell Philips for Lieu
( tenant-tiovsrnor.
25-Dr- J a. Roseman appointed Minister a
/ Washington from the United States of Colombia.
| 21-Table Of the returns of the State election
5 published in the RECORD UNION
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