Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-04

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reviewing the Republican prospects III this
State, says They are far better than at
this time in 1886, Details OF organization
have been carefully perfected, not so much
by the State Committee as by the voters
themselves. Over two thousand Blaine and
Logan clubs have been Termed. The de
mand for speakers is unusually large. and
arrangements have been made for speeches
from United States Senators sherman of
Ohio, Hale and Frye. of Maine, Hawley Of
Connecticut, Allison of Iowa, Miller and
Lapi.am of New York, Harrison OF indiana.
and Hoar Of Massachusetts, Postmaster
General Gresham Secretary Foiger, Martin
J. Townsend, Stephen 4, Douglass, Chaun-
ccy NJ. Depew, Congressman Bouteile and
Dinglcy, Seth L. Milliken of Maine. and
about seveuty-tive other prominent speak
ers including the best orators of the Irish
American party.
The Fight to be Transferred to Ohio.
New York, September 5d.-Thc star
(kelly's organ prints the special of Il
Washington correspondent of the CinCin-
matt BaqHjrer, who, after interviewing Dana
and etheiS, concluded: q" If l should be
broadly asked the result of my conclusions
| would say the outlook here Is not hope
full. In No quarter are there indications
such as point 10 4 reconciliation of the
Democratic factions in New York, and if
they are not brought together the less of
the State is conceded. not alone by the Re
publicans, but by the Democrats who are
jealousy putting their shoulders to the
wheel to compass Cleyelands election
The cast of the die is in Ohio Ohio can
save Cleveland and turn the tide in the
y Il No., -,
Committee is beginning to awaken to the
full realization of this, and immediate
plans for a great battle in the State is 10 be
formulated" The star says: The CORE
Spondent's conclusions agree substantially
with ours. Unless the Democrats carry
Ohio next month the whole battle will be
lost, for it is only by a signal victory there
that the shadow of Il fighting chance will
be left them for any northern State except,
perhaps, Indiana. On the other hand, it is
by no means impossible that the Repubii-
cans will carry Ohio in November, after
losing it in October These are facts, and
it is useless to diguise or misrcpresent
them.
Mysterious Political Movements.
New YORK, September 3d.-The SIMS
Albany special says Young Hamilton
Harris and other half-breed quid nuncs,
are in, panic. They have tracked George
C.. Gorham, who was OIL his way to see
Roscoe Coukling, to the Executive Cham
Der. The announcement of the haii-breedS
that Roscoe Cenkling would not trade
speeches for Blaine for votes for Senator,
is interpreted as having u deeper signili-
canoe than at first appeared. These are clues
that the halt-breedS have succeeded in
weaving into a harmonious whole: John
l., l.
Smythe came to Albany; ConkEng went
to Utica Gorham came to Albany; Smythe
and Gorham saw Cleveland: Gorham is to
see COnkling. The interview between Cor
ham, Smythe and Cleveland to-day lasted
thirty-livc minutes. None of the partici-
pants would say word about it last night.
Butler in Chicago.
CHICAGO. September 3d.-Gcncral Butler
arrived here this afternoon from Michigan.
Owing to the fact that the train came at an
unexpected hour the committee to meet
him was not at the depot. He proceeded
to his hotel and spent the time till even
ing in consultation with his supporters on
questions of Il proposed fusion with the
Democrats on the Electoral ticket in Hi
noiS. The result has not transpired. About
5000 people gathered in Battery d Armory
this evening, for the purpose of listening
to an address by General Butler. He APP
peared shortly after o'clock and addressed
the assemblage.
The Blaine Libel Suit.
INDGiNAPoLIs, September 3d.-In the
United States District Court to-day, Judge
Woods overrulcd the demurrer flied by the
defense in the Blainc-.Sentit,d suit. The
attorneys for the defense appeared. and an
nounccd that the ScaiiHcfS answer would
be ready tomorrow, and Blainc's counsel
waived tormality. The ScHfitc{a counsel
say il viii not be possible to be ready for
trial before November, for the reason that
most OF the witnesses live at a distance
from indianapolis, and great deal ofworll
viii he required in taking dispositions.
BIaine's Movements.
MANCHESTER N. H.. September 3D.
James q. Blaine left Portsmouth at $40
this evening, accompanied by Ex-Governor
Smith and General Il. VI. Bachelor. OF
this city arriving here an hour later
About three hundred persons welcomed
to the Willows Governor Smiths resi-
dcncc. He will address the people at the
New England Fair tomorrow.
Asks Cleveland TO Withdraw.
AMSTERDAM u. " September 3d-.S
Wri1crnw tn dav drmanJs Cjcvaland,s
wi,hdrawaI IN fIvor Of Sevro,r r. To-
nounres CiavrIond's cand;d..,,, 49, an i]s,,i+
To Christianity.
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its convention held ra(rntIv in San Fran.
cisco no,nin,fe1 Mrs raIja 4 T"ni-mnnd
Of Ills civ for President Of tho T,,itcJ
stats TG-dav Mrs. InrLwon5 fnrvar,}cd
to tho President If thn Convention Ler lct-
fer If accrntanca
uondrf,.,,s s,u, r.,,,;
lNpIANAFoLls' HGPtehoGf '--EX-''oyc
e elIl') HehdrlcNS adI'reSse1 an audience OF
z'ooo persons Tor an hol.r ana nan al Ton
hcrSIlIie to-day al the lalr grounds
The Jockey Poisoner.
ST. LOUIS. September 3d.-Thomas Red
mond. charged with attempting to poison
the racing mare Lady Of the Lake. was re-