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NOT THE NATIONAL POLICY.

Both the New York Tine and Herald
display z suspicious industry in malig1ing
Mr.. Blaine. The one charged upon him
declarations that Nh Blaine has pro
nounced to be lie, and both charge that
he is not true 10 the old-time policy Of the
party in favoring restriction Of certain I'M
migration. As to this latter, neither paper
has as yet done more than TO deal in gen
eraities. and speak in sounding terms of
the "old-,ime policy" Of the party VIII
either Of the journals named, or can any
one holding with them, place a finger upon
line or letter OF declared policy Of the
party TO the effect that there Is no right
existent in the Government TO limit the
incoming Of foreigners Or will they
point out any declaration of the party TO
the effect that if such right is conceded,
that II Is impolitic ever to execute it? Or
will they locate in the history Of The party
The time. and place, and form in which it
ever enunciated doctrine antagonistic to
the policy that demands the incoming Of
demoralizing clements to be checked ?
The truth Is, that this appeal 10 " the
old-time policy" IS sham. only
the sentimentalists, and the people
of an extreme Eastern section, under lack
of information as TO the facts, at one time
held that the limitation of Chinese immi-
grafton was opposed to the dictates of
good policy. 1t is not enc Of the funda-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-02
THE SAN FRANCISCO CRUSADE.

The war against obscenity in san Fran
cisco, Just vigorously inaugurated, appears
to be directed solely against obscene photo
graphs, That is well enough, but falls
short of the real purpose that should ami
mate the crusaders. The pestiferous litera-
ture and lewd illustrations of the fash
papers to be found on every news stand and
tackled to the bulletin boards, are far more
damaging, and by very much the more Of
fensive to decent tastes. The obscene
photographs appear to the eye only-the
fash sheets fortify their filthy illustrations
by licentious text matter, that once lodged
in the youthful mind by reading, will
breed evils which will wreck approaching
manhood, and defle the thoughts Of the
purest of maidens In the name Of COM
mon decency, gentlemen, do not make dis
tinctions, but group pestiferous obscenity
Of all kinds for common assault.
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mental principles Of the republic that this
country has doors so widely opened that
they cannot be closed. This certainly Is
an ASYLUM for the oppressed, but it is not
a cesspool for the reception of the slums
of the world. We have no country, IN
deed, if solitary alien has right to
come among US. We accord to foreigners
the privilege of immigration to these
shores, and there is no privilege that may
not be modified. limited or withdrawn.
But if, for the sake of the argument, 1t be
admitted that it has been the policy Of the
country and OF the Republican party to
admit of the unrestricted influx OF foreign
clements it is not true that it is the policy
of to-day. The people have awakened to
the great truth that, to preserve the lnteg-
ritv of the nation, they must exercise a
stricter judgment than ever in determin-
ing who may come into and become mem
bers of our social and political body. And
this by no means applies to Chinese immi-
grafton alone.
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THE COMING COUNCIL.

The consultation of Supervisors, to be
held in this city the current week, will be
Of the highest importance. Wisdom
should control the counsels of the officials,
and in the anxiety to bring the hydraulic
mining question to a close, they should
not he led into extravaganza OF expendI-
ture. The legal questions involved are now
so well settled that there is 40 need for
exceeding great outlay for attorneys ser
vices. The valley must be defended from
the flow Of mining debris, and the nayiga-
bility Of the river must be restored and
preserved. To these two consummations
every energy should be bent. On these
two propositions the comsels of the SUI
peryisors will be based and the result Of
their deliberations will be looked for with
profound interest.
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wife, Sheridan; O. Steiner, San Francisco; t. B.
Brand, Boston:O O. p. Fleurey. San Francisco; W.
w. Card, Miss Nellie Card, Pittsburg, Pa; Geo
". Burns, NJ. Moore and wife, J, F. kingweli,
W. S. Reyes, G. Smith, ]. Smith, W. II. Cauheid,
San Francisco: W. T. Brown, stockton: G. NJ
Leavy, NJ Manson, San Francisco; NJ V. Sparks.
A. h Munson, Oakland; Amos Stevens, Iowa
Hill; ". F. Reynolds, j. L. Belzell, San Fran
cisco; Stanley Walls, London, Eng: George w.
Berger, J. II. Conkling, Cincinnati; F. Hersey-
Montreal, Can. Colonel A. Andrews, San Fran
cisco; A. $. Erwis, Sacramento; c. Mccormick
c. X Cohen, K. L. Toplitz, San Francisco.
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Mr. BLAINE calls q spade a spade. \ lie, 10
him, is never a Misrepresentation u mis-
take, q "peryersion Of the truth it is fatty a
lie The New York aidhaying charged that
Mr. Blaine had declared that ne esteemed the
nomination for the Presidency but an empty
honor, and that whoever the Republicans nom
mated VIII be defeated, the man from Maine re-
piled in good, UnuIistakGbie English " 1t is an
absolute lie from beginning to end. You can
make the denial as strong as you choose. There
is not Il man in the United States who can say.
with d. particle Of truth, that J ever said any
such thingto anybody. On tho contrary, have
not the slightest doubt that whoever is nomi-
mated by the Republicans this year will be
elected. And now, continued Blaine, " think
it incumbent on the Herald to bring forward is
Witnesses o. take back its charge
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The Stockton Board of Trade considered
Wednesday evening proposition from
Eastern capitalists to build railroad from
Stockton to Visalia. Stockton is asked for
a subsidy OF 100000. If the representa-
tons of the Eastern capitalists, ON investi
CATION prove true, it is thought the road
Will be hllilf
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

The office of the RECoRD-USION in san Fran
cisco is at No. New Montgomery street-Palace
Hotel, opposite the Grand. The paper can be
obtained at all the principal news-staAds-
WILLIAM CAMERON,
special Adyertising and Subsc.ption Agent.
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To THE LADGEsALatlies desiring to be
perfect in their toilet should make it Il
point to use no perfume excepting Elite
Bouquet. Its fragrance is sweet and last
ing. For sale everywhere.
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LETTER FROM A wELL-ENowN NEW
xnDr-
lie and lis EAST nth STREET,
Nr,t- Nopy- NIoN- Is 1892

no ana II0 EAST 18TH NTREET,
New YoRH, May Is, 1888.
l have been troubled with an irritation of
the Throat and Cough for some time. l
am also martyr 10 Dyspepsia. BY the
advice of very learned physician, | APP
piled two ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs to
my chest, and one on the pit ofmy stomach.
In three days my Cough was cured and my
Throat was well. have now worn the
Plasters two weeks, and my appetite and
digestion have much improved am con
fident that in another week my Dyspepsia
will be entirely removed. have never
used so pleasant and agreeable remedy
in my life. THos. MATHEWS.
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TIE Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says &c E1-
cept rs a dodge or q scheme nobody who knows
enough 70 keep ont Of an asylum thinks Of Til
den and the old ticket. The hero OF Gramercy
Park, OF cipher dispatches, and the Oregon cleo
toral fraud Z, in no condition, physically or
mentally, to ran tor the Presidency or any other
Office and 10 people know this better than those
who are talking loudest about the old ticket.
This is rough on the old ticket" clubs now
forming. We differ with our contemporary, and
think that there is q bona ide demand for Uncle
sammy, and that he viii hobble out and accept
with such c-nce as ne can.
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For S1,SOO, Acres OF Land, one
half mile east of this city; has 100 Museat
Grape Cuttings; 40 Trees 30 Blackberry Vines;
40 Raspberry Vines; so Strawberry Plants;
Chicken-house: all Household Furniture:
Horse and Wagon; Chickens, etc.
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w Ike the remarks OF Captain Palmer, Ne
yade delegate TO the Chicago Convention. Be
ing called on for l. speech @t Council Bluffs ne
said that the safety OF the country was assured
no matter what might be the result OF party
struggles. The Union is now safe from dissen-
sion" Very true One not familiar with our
system 'sould imagine that in the Presidential
year The whole country was on the eve of great
disastcr- But these ebuliitons of political years
arc, after ali only safety valves and really in
sure the tranquility ofthe country and the per
maneucy OF lis institutions
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The Baroness Kolemine demands SO
coo year rs the price OF conscnting to 4
peaceful separation from the Grand Duke
of HeSse
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Allcock's is the only genuine Porous
Plaster; all other so-called Porous Plasters
are limitations.
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.
RANCHES
FoR SALE
SWeetSep&AlSip
REAL ESTATE
insurance AGENTS
No. 1915 Fourth Street, Sacramento.

For $4,000, $50 Acres, miles from Pr
lot HILL G0O0 Vines, produce G tons TO the
acre: 100 bearing Fruit Trees. go acres in
grain; good Two-story Dwelling with rooms;
large Barn, etc
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. cHANGE IN TIE OUTLOOK

Chicago, June lst-Ihcrc has been a
gradual but plainly pcrcepubic change in
the outlook here as regards Tuesday Con
vcntion since last night For two days past
the current has been running altgether in
favor Of Blaine, and unless something Is
done to stem the tide his nomination seems
inevitable Arthur's forces are demoral-
lied They have not been able to make
any Roadway with the arriving delegations,
ndthey are well nigh discouraged. Blaine's
hackers are correspondingly sanguinc They
say tonight that there Is no longer a cues
ton Of beating Arthur; that he is certainly
out of the race, and that the only work re-
CURED Of them from this time on is to pre-
vent the formation Of asuCcCssful combina-
ton against Blaine. They ave- that 10
form such 4 combination in the present
condition of affairs seems well nigh impOs-
sible 1t is well known that while Arthur's
friends will stand by him 70 the last ditch,
fully half Of them would prefer the nomi-
nation Of blaine To that of any unknown
man The Arthur managers tonight pri-
vatcly admit that their cause looks hope
less. In nearly every Southern State there
has already been Il breach made il the del
egations. -Four members OF the Virginia
delegation have served notice on Malone
that they viii not vote for Arthur.
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TIE progress Of the California and Nevada
delegations toward Chicago was Of the nature
OF u trumphal march. 1t begins to look as if
the Pacific coast was coming on TO recognition
Is T. par. Of the Unisn afler All,
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FOREIGN.


PARIS, June lst.-A Vienna correspond
ent of the Gaulojs says; There are symp-
toms of a breakup in the triple alliance
since the interview between NJ. Dc Glers
and Bismarck at Friederichsruhe. The
mutual condolences of the courts of Berlin
and Vienna are ceasing Indications of 4
secret entente cordiale between Russia and
Germany are found in the brilliant style in
which Prince William went to St. Peters
burg, in the constant exchanges Of court
courtesies, and in the warmth of welcome
the Emperor gave the Czarina when pass
ing through Berlin
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-02

TIIE salicitude Of The EIdminn- about the
stockton Convention is really p1iful # that
body should fail 70 indorse Hearsts conspiracy
the effect may be to send the whole gang to
Stockton 20 reside, 2t the expense Of the State
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Attention, Exempts! 49, Your regular
meeting will be held at Firemen'S Hall THIS
CMondayl EVENING, June ID at O'Clock sharp.
Dclinquents take notice. BY order
JOHN hatcher, President.
f.gr4
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Another Papal EncHclicaI.

LONDON, June 1st.-A papal encyclical
was read here to-day in the churches of Eng
land, warning the people against joining
secret societies under pain Of exconlmuni-
cation The letter says: Freemasonry
at its inception was probably merely a
friendly society; but if so, it asks, where
was the necessity for the blind obedience it
demanded of its vOtaries?
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WIN. AVERY, Secretary. je2-l

Notice.-A Meeting of the Picnic Com
mittee of the CaledOnian Club viii be held THIS
(Monday) EVENING at the Library Rooms Of
Pioneer Hall, al S o'clock, to receive bids for
and general business. Members of
the Club are cordially invited to be present.
10 I q SllIH l,hinf
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RoCREToEr's denuneiations Of General Grant
viii no. Al all disturb the old warrior The
grievance Of the French malcontent is entirely
political President Grant did not administer
his Office 10 suit the cratic Rochefort, nor as an
individual did the General insult Germany 10
oblios Frturc
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THEN AND NOW.

CmCtGo, June 1St.-Four years ago. on
the sunday preceding the meeting of the
Republican National Convention, Chicago
was vcritable bedlam. The fight then
was the field against Grant, and only after
a desperate contest, lasting five days, was
the old guard vanquished. The Convcn-
ton Of 1880 met on Wednesday, but there
We're nearly twice rs many strangers in the
city the Sunday previous as there are to-
day, the Convention being only two days
of. The Palmer House was then the head
quarters Of the Grant delegates, and the
stalwart heelerS from the local cities were
on hand in full force, shousing loudly for
their candidate and rather more willing TO
use their fists in argument than their
tongues. An army of Federal office holders,
sent here by the friends of Grant and Sher-
man, sweled the mob, and lifted their
voices III songs bonn of the inspiration of
necessity. The immense rotunda of the
Palmer was swathed in flags, banners and
STEAMERS. a big oil painting of General
Grant hung from the balcony over the main
stairway. Il was with difficulty that u man
could elbow his way through the crushing,
perspiring, believing crowd to the head
quarters Of the candidates Men stood in
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now no cArcn rnr InIsn Won.

CHICAGO, June 1st.-Aiexander Sullivan,
President Of the Irish National League Of
America, was pressed regarding his opinion
on the question whether the nomination Of
Blaine would cause any considerable guam
tity Of Irish votes to be transferred from
the Democratic TO the Republican side.
Mr.. Sullivan explained that his position at
the head Of bis organization forbade an eX
preston of opinion ON the subject, but
laughingly remarked: "In say this.
the Irish vote
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-02

TIE dynami;ers have made themselves felt
in Scotland Yard. But it viii not advance the
Irish cause by so much as Il hairs breadth. On
the contrary it viii serve TO make the Irish sit
ration more and more unlikely TO result IN the
lOr1,,, -flla
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THE CHRIRMANsHIP.

The Craftsmanship of the Convention
continues to provoke Il large share Of at
tentiOn. Western Blaine men have favored
Grow of Pennsylvania, but do not care to
press him, owing to a fear that the vote
may be made a test on showing Blaines
strength. rs the matter now stands. it APP
pears that the Craftsmanship VIII probably
be given to Mckinley Of Ohio, as the per
son who would not antagonize either the
Arthur or Blaine people
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THE EDMUEDs MEN

Have held seve.al informal conferences
to-day, and realizing the hopelessness of
his cause they have decided that Gresham
will be the most available person upon
whom to unite. The Posmaster-G General
represents the Administration, and that the
Edmunds men should pick him up, after
seeing Arthur certain defeat, gives away
completely their claim to be the represent
atives, pure and simple, Of the New Eng
land reform sentiment.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-02

For $50 800, the best and most highly
cultivated place in Sacramento county; 1eo
acres in Vineyard, Vines of the choicest varie-
ties; . acres in choice Fruit Trees: IL acres in
Alfalfa; Carp Pond stocked with Carp; rs Wind
mills; Barley Roller Mill; Blacksmith Shop,
a complete set of Tools; Tray Boxes; ranch
Wagons; ( Horses; % Plows; Baxter Steam En-
gine fine modernly built new dwelling; large
Concrete Granary: Buildings outside of Dwell
ing and Granary: can clear from 5000 to
5000 upon the place each year. one-half mile
of Il. K. Station.
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Death of an ex-confederate.

NEW YORK, June 2d-A. M.-General
Mansfield Lowell, an ex-Confederate soldier
and formerly prominent citizen of New
York, died yesterday afternoon, after a
short illness, at his home in Saratoga
Flats, Broadway and Fifty-second street
He leaves i widow, daughter and two sons,
one of whom is in San Francisco.
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The Last Dynamite Explosion.

LONDON, June lst-It is believed 10y
many people here that the explosions were
not the dOings of Irish-Americans, but OF
Anglo-Irishmen. The dynamite was weak,
and was probably made in England Very
little, if amy of it, could have been i'm
ported. 1t is now remembered that some
of the dynamite leaders in New York have
for some time been advocating the ina
bility of sending men to England. This
new feature of explosions will make the
situation all the more serious for the Irish
in London.
Mortuary.
BERLIN. June 1st.-Dr. Strousberg the
well-known fnancier is dead
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the VIRGINIA DELEGATION.

The Virginia delegates, headed by Sen
ator Malone. otherwise termed the
- SuaightoutS,' arrived to-day. The other
delegation, with the exception of Mr.. De
c. Wickhaw was the leader Of the latter
party. When asked what he thought Of
the action of the National Committee in
giving the Malone delegates seats in the
Convention he said he was not surprised
The real contest would be made IN the
Convention. The expression here, how
ever, is very general, both in the Blaine
and Arthur camps that Malone and his
followers Will be seated by the Convention
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TIE FIRsr EALLor.

New YORK, June 2d--A M-The Times, q
contesseuy Edmunds paper and terribly
anti-Blaine, gives the following rs the first
ballot at the Republican Convention as
things looked last night: Blaine 323, Ar
thur BOG, Fdmunds IS, Logan a, John
Sherman 30, Hawley II, W S Sherman 6,
scattering or doubtful u.
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XyyANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CANDY
w maker Apply at MRS. E. NJ WED
MANNS No. AIS J street ie2-3t#
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I OST-GOT AWAY FROM a BOY. ~
L. whilst lighting the lamp at Four kS-Sty@
teenth and streets, last Saturday ZS-IA
Night, Il BAY MARE, about seven years old;
weighs about 800 pounds: saddle marks: one
white hind foot ard long tail; had on saddle
and bride The finder win be rewarded by
returning il to L. ELLIS at Gas Works. je2-lWs
NOR saba COMMODIOUS DWELL o.,
l. ing-house; nearly new; bricl, base H;;,l
ment; corner lot, 50x160, on line of street LEY.
railway: the house contains fine airy rooms,
with bath, store-roons, closets etc, gas, hot and
cold water, and every modern convenience for
hOusekcepers; grass plat, with choice plants and
ShTubbeTy; also, sheds for horse, COW, chickens,
etc. it will be sold 1T bargain the owner is
about to remove Fer price and location inquire
at this Office. Jeff
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Waterspouts in Texas.

Waco, June 1st.-Information is received
from Shackeltord county that on Friday
night last a huge waterspout fell, covering
several hundred acres, doing serious dam
age One ranchman lost $50 sheep out of
his flock On the same day waterspout
burst near Cisco, at the head OF Battle
creek, which caused the creek to overflow
in a few minutes, covering the bottom
lands, drowning some cattle and washing
everything before it. Several farms were
ruined, bur no lives lost.
A Prominent wall street Character Dead,
NEW YoRg, June 2d-A. a.-One of the
most prominent characters in Wall street
circles died suddenly yesterday afternoon
at the Windsor Hotel. T. o. Mills, or as
he was better known on the street, " Old
Uncle joe was stricken with apoplexy
while seated in a chair in his room. For
the past five or six years Mr.. Mills had
been special partner in the prominent
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-02

VITANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO DO
w general housework in a small family.
Apply Immediately at No. SOB NJ street, between
Eighth and Sinth Sacramento ic2-lt#
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UTANTED-A GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK
w in small family Inquire of G. LIGHT
HARDT southeast corner of Eighteenth and NJ
streets ie2-Gt%
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house of Samuel w. Bocock & Co, which
for long time had been the principal
broker of keene, whose commissions ilS-
ured up in hundreds of thousands year:
Shortly after the break down in the Willard
securities, Mills stated to friend that the
decline in those stocks had cost him $780,
nAn ~. S-nn nnA
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CtTOLEN BAY SADDLE-HORSE, %
- about years old with saddle marks kssNAte
on each side, from my place on the p-A-SA.
per Stockton road. S miles from Sacramento, on
the night Of May 81 1854. H. LEINIBACH
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ANTEDoTE TO MALARIA.
Solh nrervwherc 1.rc Office IL AIurraY St, n. ".

Fortify tie sys-
tenn. AllwhOha
experienced and
witnessed the eff
feet OF HoStetter's
stomach Bitters
upon the weak,
broken down, de-
spending victims
of dyspepsia, liver
complaint, fever
and ague,T heuma-
tism, nervous de
bility, or prema-
ture decay, know
that in this SD
preme tonic and
Alternative there
exists a specific
principle which
reaches the very
source of the trou-
bic, and effects an
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