Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-30

here for New York for the purpose of reviewing
the parade of the Business Club returning to
Albany Saturday night. Governor Cleveland
will go to Buffalo to vote and Will return to the
Capitol on Tuesday night, receiving returns OF
the election ut the Executive Chamber
Members of Plymouth Church and Blaine.
NEW YORK. October 29th.-The Tribune says:
The members of Plymouth Church are anxious
that they should not seem to be commilted 70
the Democratic cause by tie activity OF lheIr
pastor. Henry Ward Beecher, in the Cleveland
campaign. meeting of many prominent
church members was recently held, AT whlcn
the names on the roll were considered, ana IL
was found that not more than dozen or twenty
members had been turned from their support OF
the Republican candidates by Beccher 5 attitude
The selection OF 5. Y. White Treasurer, and one
of the most active trustees of the church, rs
Grand Marshal for the Blaine parade tomorrow,
is regarded as a fair recognition OF the ieelGg
among the active members of the society, Inc
proposition has been made that the members OF
the society should occupy separate portion OF
the parade; not that it is desired to bring the
church into politics, but to prevent the prevail
ence of the idea that Plymouth Church, for
which Beecher usually speaks with authority,
is truly represented by his utterances in this
campaign.
The Outlook in New York.
New YORK. October 29th.-The. Mol and Et-
press prints an elaborate review of New York
State politics, showing that Blaine VIII carry
the State by plurality of from 80 coo to 40,000
The full vote of the State will be 10000
i'accoTding TO the ratio of increase prevalent for
twenty years past. Buffers vote is placed at
5,000 which the Republicans say will be drawn
exclusively from Democratic sources, l2,uD
votes being accorded him in this city. The
NGi} and Express is certain that the Prohibition
vote viii not mold together until election DAY
The paper goes on to say that Tdmmany Han Is
in desperate straits and must elect Grant Mayor,
which means that trading and swapping OF
knitted without mercy The .Itl aad EfpneSss is
presumed 20 speak by the card of the John
Kelly deal with The Republicans.
Feelings OF the Irish Catholics.
INDIANAPOLIS. October 2eth.-Father Hugh
ONeill priest of St Patriek's parish OF this
city. left for New York yCSteTdG! afternoon,
where he viii present TO Mr.. Elaine gold
headed cane voted to him ut 4 fair given by his
church people last week. The vote stood $50 for
Blaine to l96 for Cleveland. Before he left the
city Yesterday Father OEeili i'll an interview.
was ASKED If The vote was i fair exponent of the
strength Of Blaine among the Irish Catholics.
Without answering the question directly, he
said
Blaine is very strong in my parish which,
by the way, is largely Irish The men at the
fair seemed to he voting for Blaine, while the
children voted for Cleveland.
Has there been a change this campaign in
the political sentiments of Catholics?
a total change; very great change. | un.
dCrstand that 20 per cent OF the Catholic clergy
of New York for Blaine
TO what is this DUE?
q could not say sir. Elaine is not Catholic.
We do not so consider him. He never was
Catholic, though some Of his people were. But
il makes no difference to us what his religion
is. IL Ireland and England We Irish vote for an
Irishman before Il Catholic
DO you, then, consider Blaine as an Irish
man, in sympathy at least?'
He gets credit for H. at any rate.
Beecl,er as an Expert in Morals.
NEW YORK, October 29th.-Butler said yester-
day, referring to Beechcrs statement that - If
every man in New York State tonight who has