Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-24
TELEcRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD -uNIoNl
THE NEW YORK LABOR AGITATION.
Representatives of Sixty Trades Unions In
Convention.
TIE REPUBLICAN, PARTY IN NORTH csRullaA.
Vanderbilt Endeavoring to Beat Sis Own
Driving Record
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Labor Meeting in New York.

| LaecF hectluS III new h1fk.
New York, June 29i-Cooper Union was
crowded last night with workingmen, SYM
pathizing with the strike of the brewery men.
Sixty Trades Unions were represented. Vic.
tor Drury, the Chairman, stated that the EN-.
| ployfng brewers made pool amounting to
| $50, 600 or 500, GOO TO influence the malt deal
ers in the West to Boycott brewers who send
beer to New York. The resolutions adopted
| by the meeting declare that inasmuch as the
boss brewers have proved regardless of all
considerations and inapproschable by every
argument, that Boycotting is the duty OF
every honorable citizen. as the only means
left to force them to respect the rights of the
workingmen.
| Fast Travelling by a Double Team.
| NEw YORK, June 23L-W. H. Wander
bilt yesterday drove his road team. Small
Hopes and Lysander, to top wagon, mile
| in 2:24a, of which the first half-mile was
trotted in 1:103. Mr.. Vanderbilt confidently
expects to beas his own record of 2:23. which
| he made some few years ago with Lady Nal
and Small Hopes, with the above team
within the next month, as they are improv
ing daily.
| MOrmOns COnspirfns TO Eeund New
Empire.
BosroN, June 23d.-Seversl months ago
| by authority Of the War and Interior De-
| partments, gentleman of this city went on
secret mission among the Mormons, and
endeavored to learn the truth or falsity of
the reports that they are arranging for an
| uprising against the Government. Although
he has not yet made an official report of his
observations and conclusions, he has iudi-
Gated something of his important discoveries.
In private letter to friend in this city he
says that the time is not far distant when an
army of 100 600 men will be none to small for
a campaign that will spread from Utah to
Wyoming and Montana on the north and to
Arizona and New Mexico on the south. At
the bottom ef these troubles lie the Mormous.
This Infamous sect is the most thoroughly
disloyal element in the Union. Ali their sc.
tions since they settled by the shores Of the
Great Salt Lake have been governed by COM
prehensive and deep-laid schemes some day
to establish grand empire of their own. in-
dependent OF the national Union. This
scheme they are carrying out with an accuracy
and comprehensiveness worthy of anything
that has ever distinguished Jesuitism. They
have not concentrated in one region, but
have spread out over the widest possible
territory. Therefore an invading army would
have to distribute itself over wide extent of
ground. Ali the region over which they have
spread they are covering with mesh-lke
warp VI stEu are
this up with the woof of their rapidly multi.
plying brood. Polygamy is part of their
scheme, the best instrument they could de-
wise speedily to secure population to cover the
land with their own progeny. Mormon
women, far from finding their position bur-
densome, as has been frequently asserted,
really glory in it. Wives vie with each other
to see which viii bear the most children.
Two Negroes Hanged by u Mob.
DANBuRY IN. c. J, June 23l.-Two negroes,
imprisoned on charge of outTaging white
woman, were taken from Jail last pizht by
body of masked men and hanged. The pun
ishment is generally approved by both the
white and colored people.
The Republican Patty in North Caroline.
NEW YORK, June 2Sl-The TliJpne's
Washington special says: Tne condition OF
the Republican party In North Carolina is
party in Virginia. The temperance move.
ment, engineered primarily in the Legislature
Of the State by the Democrats, at the in.
stance of ex-senator Merrimau, has already
had the effect to split the Republican State
Committee into two factions, and is likely TO
divide the psrty in the State unless the Ad-
minissration shall interfere to prevent the
extraordinary position Of some of its revenue
officials, who, as well as the Republican COM
mitteemen, appear to be organizing q whisky
party.
The Bribery Investigation at Albany.
ALBANY, June 23l.-Jarnes Tillinghast.
Assistant President of the Central River
Railroad since April 18th, and for
never raised money on his own credit
May 9th AID 25th. Graves of Albany cashed
a S20,o draft May 18th for witness,
which witness took to Buffalo, put it
in the private safe in Buffalo, then deposited it
in the bank; didn't talk with any member OF
the Legislature the night be received the
money; first met Barber accidentally in the
hall of the DelsTan House few weeks ago
went to Richardson's room with him, to
ask to be kept informed daily as to the
Senatorial vote never met Depew ia Barber's
room done know Charley Edwards or Ell
ward Phillips. The currency was a matter
of my own, and was finally used in Buffalo
in my own private affairs. The Buffalo
banks are sometimes short OF currency. ]
intended to use the money in real estate
transaction, but was absent at the
proper time and didn't use it; knew
man named Churchyard, but never paid him
dollar; didn't believe there were any $500
bills in my package. Witness knew Roscoe
Conkling; didn't think the New York Cen
tral anywise interested in the Senatorial can
vass. Platt is an official of ths Southern
Contra, Road.
Chas. P. Ingsrsoll, of WestGeld, testified
that he had been here four weeks in the inter-
est of Depew and the Administration knew
Sessions four or FIVE years, Bradley only
since January. Up to June Ssh supposed
Bradley would vote for Depew; neverpaid him
any money saw nobody pay MIN Bradley
told me his constituents were strongly op-
posed to Conkling and Platt, and BE was
through voting for them, and would vote
thereafter for Depew told this to Sessions.
Bangs announced that they wele through.