Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-20

Colusa will be the Chairman, Inc talk goei
that Hearst will not be nominated, and tina
the boys will be transferred to johnson. if al
adj )urnment can be carried after the thir(
ballot. 1t is reported that the slate " hxet
al the Palace is johnson for Governor, Dag
gett for Lieutenant Governor. Paul Shirley
for Treasurer, and Woolf for Clerk of thu
Supreme Court.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE GATHERING.
SAN JOSE, June l9th.-The decorations o.
the California The4ter consist of red, whit
and blue shields around the facing of tbs
Evergreens, flags and flowers are tastefully
arranged. An immense canvas, reaching
across the stage, il swung over the arch Of
the drop curtain. It bears the inscription
Welcome, Welcome. on each side of ar
eagle and shield, and below the words, The
United Democracy from Sfskiyou to San
Diego. from the Sisrras TO the Sea-" The
saloons near the theater display such mottoes
as "All Hail to the Democracy, the Friends
of the People"
DELEGATES COMING IN.
SAN JOSE, June 19sb.-The delegates are
coming in rapidly. Half the Convention is
here. It is understood that several caueuses
of serionz nsturs will be held this evening.
The Judgment of wsli-posted politicians is to
the effect that the Palace Hotel caucusing
among tie scattered delegates resulted in no
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THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The present understanding is that the First
Congressional District Convention will be
held in this place Immediately after the ad.
tournament of the State Convention. TIE
principal uspirsuts are Fest, errali and
Rosecrans. It is reported that the nomiI a.
ton Of Hearst for Governor would be favcr-
able to Rosecrars for Congress.
PRoyIEs FROM sAH FRANCISCO.
SAN JOSE. June l9,h.-There will be
twelve proxies from Sao Francisco. John &.
Murphy. Chris. Buckley and Harry Ham
mond will hold proxy seats in the Conven-
ton. Buckley holds the proxy of George
Nichols, of CLUB No. .. Osher Democrats
ready on the flor and versed in the methods
OF handling Conventions, will be seated by
proxy, but the assignment of pssxy creden.
tials is not complete. This indicates dett r.
mination on tie part Of Hearst to make a
vigorous struggle on the floor.
THE GUBERNAToRIAL CANDIDATES.
AS near as can be ascertained by inquiry
from well.informed country delegates, your
correspondent concludes that Hearst has been
deceived as to his strength in the country.
He is claiming a much larger percentage of
interior delegations than he can get. john
son is here, stopping at the Auzerais. Stone.
man telegraphs that he is coming to-day.
CONGRESSIONAL AsPIRANTs.
L. D. Freer, candidate for Congress in the
Third District, is on the ground; also P. B.
Tully, candidate for Congress from the
Foarth. His friends claim increasing
strength. Among the candidates for Con,
gressmen at large, John r. Glascock, VIM,
L. Wallace and Judge Murphy, of Del
Norte, are in the field.
ANTI.HEARsT CONFERENCE.
The statement is now made on good author.
ity that conference was held last evening,
wherein all but Hearst delegates were repre-.
sented. 1t was agreed to make J. G. Mar.
tin. of Alameda, Chairman of the Convention.
Music Hall has been secured for the use Of
the country delegates who desire to meet and
confer this evening.
The number of candidates fer the Railroad
Commission is hourly increasing.
CHANGE IN THE oUTLOoK-HEARsT BEING
SLAUGHTERED IN FAVOR OF JOHNSON.
SAN JOSE, June 19sh.-The appearances Of
things here have changed very much since
the afternoon dispatch. The evening trains
brought nearly sll the delegates down, and
now the war horses prance gleefully and
numerously on Santa Clara avenue. To.
night the Santa Clara delegates caucused in
the City Hall. and the other country dele.
gates held joint caucus in Music Hall. The
latter will caucus again tomorrow morning,
and the San Francisco delegates also meet in
the morning-an for the purpose of deciding
upon Chairman.
Hearst is being slaughtered on the street
and in the bars, by both delegates and lobby.
in way which rejoices the hearts of John.
sons friends. Johnson stock has advanced
rapidly. until the common talk has crystal.
lized into the epigram, johnson, Stoneman
or dark horse takes the cake"
THE GUARDIANSHIP.
The country delegates, more properly the
adherents of Stoneman, Berry or Hamilton,
held caucus this evening in Music Hall. for
the purpose of agreeing upon a candidate for
Chairman of the Convention. 1t was an.
nounced that at San Francisco q caucus Of
the Stoneman- Berry Hamilton element had
agreed upon J. c. Martin, of Alameda
county, and that since then Hearst and
Stoneman had agreed upon J. G. Bcggs, Of
Colusa. It was further explained that Bcggs
had signifed, if elected, that he would allow q
committee of five. representing the Eve pin.
cipal factions, to pass upon the selection for
committeeman. 1t was intimated that Tay.
lor had expressed satisfaction with either
candidate, and had declined to act with
this caucus in supporting Martin. Later
Oh, it was reported that Mr.. Boggs had signi-
fed that if elected he would select the Com.
mittee en- Credentials as follows: Two Hearst
delegates, two representing the disputed
delegations, and FIVE selected from the Con-
ventiop. or one representing eaca faction.
The caucus considered thai Boggs was on the
fence. end determined to support Martin,
believing it better to make brave, thoue b
perhaps losing, fight than admit defeat
MoDEsTY OF TIE SANTA CLARA DELEGATION.
The Santa Clara delegates caucused in the
City Hall, and determined to stick to Santa
Clara candidates-Archer for Governor, Jan.
uary for Treasurer, Kennedy for Superin'
tendent of Schools, Judge Moore for Railroad
Commissioner.
THE ALAMEDA DELEGATION.
In the caucus of the Alameda county dele
gates tonight, it was decided to support J
C. Martin for Chairman. with no second
choice. Edwin +. Smith, of Sacramento. il
their first choice for Secretary. The Alameda
delegation will abide by the unit rule-ths
entire delegation supporting the choice of the
majority, which, il the case Of the Governor
ship. will probably be Stoneman.
TAYLoR's cHANcEs-THE FIRST BALLOT.
Taylor's chances are Oh the rise. 80 far al
street talk goes, late tonight, but talk il
about all there is afioat, no solid trading OIL
pooling having been BIZ upon yet.
1t is not likely that the first ballot will bt
taken before Wednesday night or Thursday
morning.
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