Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.
Some Of the Hen who win be Before th
People Soon for Office.

People Soon for Office.
The Republican candidates for Governor
are discussed about as follows:
M. M. Estea, of San F.ancisco. with the
support of the "bey elemet," also backed
by the present Governor of the State
Chancellor Harrison is not candidate for
Governor and win probably support Mr..
Estee.
James Mem Shsfter, Of Marin, is candi-
date. He has not been successful in his po-
litical aspirations.
J. ii. Jewett, of Yuba, receives frequent
mention, but absolutely declines nomination.
Horace Davis, of San Francisco, is candi-
date for Governor, with strong support in the
interior counties. Mr. Davis would not be
favorite with the machine" He failed to
support the star.route thieves.
George S. Evans, of San Joaquin, is
named. He is good politician and knows
how to take care of himself in fight.
Irving NJ. Scott. of San Francisco, is
candidate for Governor, with a strength
among the people equal to that which may be
claimed by any other candidate. MFR. Scott
has the reputation of being sound Republic
can, most enterprising and successful me-
chanic, and a very magnetic speaker.
On the Democratic side W. B. G. Brown,
of Sacramento, has the largest amount of or.
ganized and positive strength
James A. johnson, of San Francisco,
comes next.
Even Republicans admit thst Robert Watt,
of Marin, would be the hardest man to beat
on the Democratic side.
General George Stoneman will not make
the race for Governor, but will be candi-
date for reelection to the position he now
holds-that of Railroad Commissioner.
George A. Hearst, Of San Francisco, is
strong in San Francisco, but has no discover
able following in the country. He is quite a
favorite with the claes that make politics a
trade, because he has money, and is supposed
to be willing to spend it to secure his eleva-
ton.
Win S. Green, of Colusa, mentioned as
csnd,date for Governor, is not, but will be
candidate for Railroad Commissioner.
w. G. Grimes, of Churchill county, is
candidate for MISUNDERSTANDING of Nevada
on the Democratic ticket.
Hon. A b Carlock, Of Fort Jones, State
Senator from the Siskiyou district. is men.
toned as candidate for State Controller.
The Stockton Independent says General
Evans is. and will be, a Candidate for Gov
ernor before the Republican Convention, and
is not candidate for the position of United
States Marshal.
Hon. Chancellor Harrison, Collector of In
Iernal 1SsVenue III tne II irst Oistrlct, states
that he is not, and will not BE-, a candidate
for Governor at the coming election.
Andrew Aitken is candidate for Super
visor from the Fourth Supervisor District,
Sacramento county.
The present incumbent, Mr.. Bishop, il is
understood, will be a candidate for renomi-
nation by the Republican party for Superin-
tendent of Schools in Sacramento county.
The persons named as candidates for Con.
gress from the Second District of California
are: Republicans-Henry Edgerton. I. B.
Mcfarland, all of Sacramento w. H.
Brown, FL Dorado; John M. Fulweiler,
Placer; Senator George. Nevada; II. T.
Dorrance, San joaquin; 9. b Porter, Contra
Costa, and G. W. Tyler. Alameda. Demo
cratic-J. r. Glascock, Alameda; Niles
Searles, Nevada, and N. Greene Curtis,
Sacramento.
M. D. Boruck, of San Francisco, is an
nounced as candidate for the Republican
nomination for Governor
John Wood is candidate for Sheriff on
the Republican ticket in Solano county.
1t is said by the Maria Journal w. FL.
Sears will positively be a Republican candi-
date for Congress in the Third District of
this State.
A. Kirby. Of Dixor, is a candidate for
sheriff, on the Republican ticket. in Solano
county.
The Mendocino Dispatch (Democratic) says
that Jude Temple, of Sonoma, and Judge
Sepulveda, of Los Angeles, would make
worthy successors to Judges Ross and Sharp
s'ein.
In Sacramento the candidates for City At
torney are, on the Republican side, W. A.
Anderson and W. r. Cautwell, and on the
Democratic, D. E. Alexander.
Nsvada county-For County Clerk. John
A. Rapp; for Sheriff, Dan Collins dem J,
VIM. Hearne (Dem J for County Treasurer,
George w. Hill (Dem.) For Senator-E.
M. Preston (Reo) DR.. L. B. Webster (Rep.l,
Judge Giles d Brown (Dem.l James l..
Lakeman (Dem.) For Assembiy-Dr. Web
ster Rep,), Walter s. Stodaard (Rep,)
The Vallejo Chronicle states that w. w.
Morrow is a candidate for Congressman at
large at the election this year.
Many exchanges suggest the name of Will
S. Green, of Colusa, as eradicate for the
position of Raiirosd Commissioner.
John B. Lemon is mentioned as probable
candidate for State Senator from Solano
county. on the Democratic side.
The Solano Republican dominates Hon. J.
f. Wendell fer Governor.
Thomas l.. Thompson, OF SoRoma, is men
toned as Democratic candidate for Secre-
tary of State.
J. G. Carpenter, of Ell Dorado. is candi
date for Railroad Commissioner from the
First District. He was the Democratic
nominee for the same office at the first cleo
tion for Commissioners.
The Standard, published at Santa Ana, Los
Angeles county, says that General Stoneman
has declared that he is not candidate for
Governor, and does not want the Office.
Hon. John Mansfield. Lieutenant. Gov
ernor # the State. is candidate for Gov
ernor before the coraing Republican State
Convention Hs will be strongly presented
by Los Angeles county.
John w. Armstrong, of Sacramento, it is
understood, will be Democratic candidate
for nomination for a seat on the Supreme
bench.
Hon. G. P. Berry is namel by several pa
pers as Democratic candidate for Governor.
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