Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-13

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the truth probably lies between the two.
Atany rate there seems to be no reason
vet aSccrtaincd for believing the plurality
Will amount to five hundred either way.
unless through unexpected action by some
of the Boards of Supervisors. 1t is itlc-to
dispute or dogmatize over margin So
narrow in vote so large and with 50 many
points of irrcguiarity or. worse vet, to be
passed unon. 1t is not time either to be
over-Sanguine of success or to give up the
case. We can only hope for the result for
which We have been laboring.
rum, RoHANIsM AND REBELLION"
New YoRK, November 18th Senator
Edmunds, in conversation with some of
his party friends. expressed surprise that
one SO quick rs Mr.. Blaine did not take
upon the spot the rum, Romansm and
rebellion" phrase of the Rev. Mr. Burchard
and turn it to his own advantage \ per-
sonal friend of Mr.. Blaine, who was pres
ent, replied that MIR. Blaine had said To
him that he had never heard the remark
and knew nothing of it until he heard of it
i'll the papers the next morning. Mr.
Blaine also said that he had no doubt that
this little episode had lost him 10000 votes
in New York State alone.
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cc>.r1,va..xn THE ,-v1rrp STATES SEX.
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EM UhN' NY Neii'Gtl IT ne ca
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fionai Committee, and win his StaIwar
followers openly procIaiming that he anC
/ they knitted Blaine Is the Half-brecds ha,
/ knitted Folger, manifestIy only one shor
! step further is required to bring Conklin;
| definitely and avowedlv into the Demo
cratic fold. Then suppose CoEkling shout,
| be the Democratic nominee for Unite,
| States Senator. and fourteen Stalwart mem
bers OF the Legislature should bolt tn,
party caucus and vote for him? Roscoe
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NAV conclude that Cleveland is q EOD(
enoveh Republican for him. as he wa.
good enough for the Haf-brecJs in 1sg2
In that event il is not ut all inconccivabl,
that he NAV be sent back TO the United
States Senate by legislative coalition OF
The DomocratS and Stalwarts.
''pIG IRON KELLEY INTERVIEWED.
WAsHIHGrcN, November 18th. -Judg,
Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, arrived in the city
this afternoon. To correspondent, whC
called on INN a his hotei TINS evening, tht
Judge sad he did not believe there wOuiC
be anv tariff legislation ATTEMPTED bv The
nernG,.ra-s a+ rho uey+ sosei,,, Of Couorcss
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ne va u 'iie oP-il'i 'Il't iic A'c!l'"ci ,'''
Would wait untll they Snt MO power be
| lore theE Aade a1otheF atc'np. al feE1slns
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cIecti0n the JUDGE said that he did not
know the result vet, ard would express No
opinion Until he knew what the result
Was.
TIE VOTE or NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, November 12th.-OificlaI re-
( turns received iiy the Secretary OF state