Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-07
RETURN OF The DELEGATES.

The Yuba and Suffer county delegates
to the Republican State Convention all re.
turned from Sacramento last evening, look.
ing worn and weary. They were greatly
disguised at the action of the Convention
in regard to the slickens question. The Yuba
county delegation was the only one that
was heard from on the floor when the
motion was pending to strike out the
sllckens plank from the platform. Not
man of the Suffer delegation said word
L. F. Moulton was the only man of the
Colusa delegation that had anything to
CATION was silent. Not one of
Sacramento countys delegation of
twenty spoke word of protest
against the elision of that plank.
And yet that delegation embraced some of
the ablest men in the Convention. Several
of the Sacramento delegation had fur
nished letters to the Suffer county Farmer.
taking strong ground against hydraulic
mining. The Yuba county delegates refer
to these facts with deep disgust.
The published reports of the proceedings
of the Convention represented the vote of
Yuba county enormously on the balloting
for Supreme Court Justices. The Yuba
and the Suffer delegations both voted sol.
idly for Judge l. S. Belcher. The vote of
the Colusa delegation on the motion to
strike out the slickens plank from the plat.
form was also enormously published. The
Colusa delegation voted solidly against
striking out that plank.
Senator Davis explained to reporter
last evening why he declined to be put in
nomination as candidate for Lieutenant
Governor de was, in the first place,
unwilling to indorse platform which
contained no anti-debris plank. Another
reason was that he felt his candidacy
might interfere with the nomination of
Judge Belcher for Judge of the Supreme
Court, as it was unreasonable to expect
the Convention to nominate more than
one man from Marysville fer a high
othce. Mr.. Davis was urged by the Yuba
delegation 20 allow his name to be nut in
nomination, bat he persisted in his re.
| fusal Tor three reasons. On Friday noon.
during recess, he was called to MIR. Estee,
who urged him to take the nomination.
Mr.. Davis told MIR. Estee that he could not
consistently do so unless an anti.debris
plank were inserted in the platform. Mr..
Estee thought the matter could be ar.
ranged, and then and there induced Mr..
Morrow to write out brief resolu.
ton indorsing the Temple decision. Mr..
Davis agreed that if the resolution
should be incorporated into the platform
that he would be a candidate. But when
MIR. Jewett tried to get the resolution be.
fore the Convention after recess it was
ruled out on a point of order. Thus it
was that Mr.. Davis name did not GO be-
fore the Convention as candidate for the
Lieutenant Governorship. Il MarysviIle Ap.
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MARRIED.
SIN Francisco September 3-Dietrich Vossb-iuck to
Johanna W. Vahrenkamp.
BORN.
Sacramento, September 1-W'.o Of J. Bauer, son.