Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-15
CARD FROM JOHN KELLY.


service 10 the people, there no circumstances
under which Tilden be induced to accept the
nomination. The Democrats will be obliged to look
elsewhere for candidate In 1884.
CARD FROM JOHN KELLY.
CHICAGO, November 14th.-At the request Of Mel
vile Z. Stone, editor Of the Daily Netrs John Kelly
has sent the following:
NEW YORK, November Il h.
The late election in the State of New York IL no
indication Of what may be the result Of the Presi.
dental election OF 1854 Maynard the candidate for
Secretary OF State defeated by the brewers and
persons engaged in the distillng and sale OF sprit
GUS liquors. The majority for the candidates on the
ticket with him will average l3,ooO. The
registry OF New York city is lS2 o00 The votes
polled numbered 152. .000-23, 600 Democrats and
5000 Republicans not voting Kings county,
usually giving Democratic majorties in Presidential
years OF from 900 to Is, S,000 gave majority Of
to Carr, the Republican nominee for Secretary Of
State. New York city usually gives majorities OF
from 200 10 $4,000 in the same years. Chaplin,
candidate for Comptroller, has $4,000. New York
State can be carried for the Democratic nominees
the National Convention, providing they are loyal
and reliable to the party ard their regulations
in official and private life are beyond question.
JOHN KELLY.
ARTHUR's CANDIDACY.
NEW YORK, November l4th-The Sun having
ated that General Arthur had apparently deter
mined to make a serious effort TO become the Re
publican canGidste for the Presidency in 1854
Truth states with the most positive assurance of the
Of its declaration that the President has
not only not determined to make serious effort to
become candidate for the Presidency. but that ne
has not made and will not make, any effort in that
direction whatever.
THE RECENT ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.
WAsHrNGToS, November l4th-It is very evident
there will be official inquiry ered by the Sen
ate into the recent election in Virginia, il George
han nd fhafr rntt., na.l
is in Virginia gathering evidences Of the reign
of terror that set up in that State as means of
carrying the election. There is no doubt that a
Senatorial Investigation will bring out very inter
esting condition OF affairs.
THE SILVER CONTROVERSY.
WASHINGTON, November l4th.-In reference to
the outcome OF the silver controversy in Congress
this winter, prominent officer OF the Treasury De-
partment says There is strong reason why, apart
from all other considerations, nothing will be done
res arding the coinage of the silver dollar The next
Presidential contest bids fair to be very close and
the managers OF the two great political parties are
already discussing the doubtful electoral votes and
among the doubtful those of the silver
and Colorado. II the Republicans
in Congress should party lake positive action in
favor OF stopping silver coinage, both Nevada and
Colorado would probably become Democratic next
year The fear OF that result doubtless restrain the
Republicans from making silver coinage a party
measure. Their platforms this year have been silent
the subject and it is safe to predict that the Ma
tional Republican platform next year will evade the
issue. The Democrats in Congress this winter
will be influenced by similar motives. The
opinion thus expressed has much force II the
Republicans determine to bring the silver question
before Congress, they would necessarily have to
originate their measures in the Senate, of which
they have political control 1t ia entirely probable
that the same Senators, with the exception OF Ferry
will be members of the Finance Committee this win.
ter. 1t is understood that Malone is desirous Of
Ferry. 1t is doubtful whether major
ity Of the committee will favor the suspension
of silver dollar coinage. OF the Republican mem.
bers, Jones and Allison will oppose such action.
The former is silver extremist, and Allison is the
real father of the existing silver law. He might
consent to slight modification of the law, but
would strenuou.ly oppose its repeal. Nobody here
seriously thinks that the House will originate any
silver LEGISLATION during the coming session.