Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-02
DAILY REC0RD-UNIeN SERIES.
VOLUME XYI-NUMBER IL.

the rock of ages. 1t afirms the wisdom, and de-
mands the continuance Of those great conservative
creative ordering and fashiOning Republican poll
| ces, by which, within two decades the Republican
party have lifted up PROSTATE, bankrupt disarmed
Government and placed it in the first station among
the nations in point of dignity, OF gl0rv Ct credit
| and power. tApplause.l 1t uuquestiolably ex-
presses in clear, clean cut and uueouiy oca forum
las, the matured opinion and the moral judgment OF
| California upon the relations which exit and the
relations which ought TO exist between It's people
aad those mighty agencies of their civilization
| ana industries, the transportation companies We
| do not desire, we distinctly repudate a gloomy
rabbnical, pharasaical fast day. Applause We
do demand, and will have, an orderly quiet
peaceful, restful Sunday, which will purify, elevate
and brighten human life, which will put the church.
the galleries n art the museum, the garden, and
the puohc park ouE of competition with the saloon
one Gay IN the week. Applause We do
| Setlilhu, ana we Will have Sunday law upon our
statute book which, armed by an enlightened re-
sistles5 public opinion, shall 90 down among the
scci matized denizens of the deadfalls and force
| them up into the oxygen and the sunlight Of one
| day IN seven. LGreat appausel Gentlemen of The
convention, thank you for this splendid recsption
| thank YOU in advance for the nomination | know
Is c2.ning. Applause. | thank you for the una
nirnltv and cordiaity with which | know it will bD
| bestowed. Go to your homes with this assurance
| The standorG you will this day place in the hands
! OF harry tdgerton shall be borne hence into the
thiekest OF the 7ht and hough it may 20 down ir,
! defeat 1t shall never be dishOnosed. ICheers
Mr.. Morrow was then called for, ana amidst the
| lnutest cheering took the staad and said: Mr.
Chairman and gentlemen of the Conye Dtion-I an,
preci tie the responsibility Of nomination at vo,
hands and the gravity OF the occasion that has made
necessary the platform of principles adopted by
you. 1t is full and comprehensive on all the iInpor
ant questions that affect the rial welfare OF the
State. tApplause The relations of this state with
| Che Federal Government are growing year by year
more extended. The proposed legislation by Con-
gress on the subject Of interstate cOmme rec con-
cerus the people of this State and will rtuuire the
vlgiant attention of represeu tatves to secure
consideration OF those matters Of interest to Us all
Should be elected will bring to the discharge of
the duties OF the position disposition TO do Wig r
Gus Work for the people Of this State. Applause
The cons Iteration We received in the Harbor I'm
provement bill recently showed what can
De do'e when 4 united eff Jrt is made in
our behalf. In any event 1 shall do what
can for the Republican party. am Republican
because the republican party right, when to be
right involved the perpetuty of the Government
am Republican because the Republican party is
right now, when to be right involves the relations
If the people with the great corporations of the
State aud also the relations OF the individuals with
each other. ndorse the ticket far as 1t has been
made, and VIII ind"rse it when it is completed
What more can say? Mr. Chairman, | shall accept
your suggestion, made a short time since, that we
reserve our e!Oqusnce for the campaign, and prom
Use t. 70 do what can for the success If the Repub
iican party Gentlemen, thank you for your kind
ness. lApplausel
On motion Of General Barnes, Henry Edgerton,
OF Sacramento, and W. W. Morrow Of San Fran
"a~SAe-HieNe-SAA
rousing cheers.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Mr.. Pierce of Yolo nominated for Secretary of
State, and with oulogistic remarks F. A Pedlar of
lOlo He said he was a man Of sterling worth and
unquestOned ability.
Mr. Blanchard nominated George W Gallagher
of FL Dorado.
Mr.. Pixley in the chair
Judge North seconded the nomination Of Mr.
Pedsr.
Mr.. Parker, of Kern, nominated Charles A. sher-
man, Of Kern.
Mr.. Adams, of San Luis o5ispo, seconded the
nomination of Mr.. Sherman.
zach of the candidates were then called up, and
addressed the Convention, ana ind0rsng the plat
form.
The roll was called with this result Pedlar. 2s4
Gallagher; &c /; Sherman, ia; and Mr.. Pedlar was
nominated.
STATE CONTROLLER.
The Convention ordered that no sreeches be re.
quired Of any other candidates. and that but one
nominating speech be made
W. A Anderson of Sacramento nominated for
State Controller d. NJ Kenfied, and reviewed his
course IN the office and his claims upon the party
Mr.. Wilson, of San Francisco, nominated Ed F.
White, of San Francisco.
Mr.. Long, of 1uoumne, nominated ". 4. Davies
of Tuolumne.
The candidates appeared and iudorsed the plat
form.
NM Booth in the chair.I
The roll was called, with this result: Kenfeld
1879; White, III Davies, lS7; and there was no
choice announced.
The second ballot then commenced, pending
which Mr.. White withdrew and the ballot resulted
henhed, l52 Davies 2S3. number of votes fer
White desired to change to Davies, but the Chair
said 1t was not necessary, and Ir. Davies was de-
ciared nominated.
General Barnes, at 9:45 P NJ, moved to adjourn
until 10 A. NJ Saturday, and the motion prevailed.
INoTR.-ln the role Of counties on the motion to
strike out the " sickens" plank of the platform, On
Thursday, the Colusa delegation was recorded IS
voting aye" 1t voted g nay.'I