Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-12
WHOLE NO. 1882.

ment. No enthusiasm was shown. Not n
gun was fired. Thurman, Bayard or Hem
bricks would have been very acceptable.
SAN ANDREAs, July llth. The uomina-
ton of Cleyeland and Hendricks was re-
celved by the Democrats here without any
expression of qualification The Republi-
cans eNult over Cleyeland'S nomination,
feeling that Blaine'S victory is assured.
SAN JOSH, July llth-The news of Clcvc-
lands nomination reached this city at 1880
A. NJ. Groups of Democrats stood around
the various bulletin boards and cheered lus-
tiiy. Guns are being fired and arrange
ments have been made for grand meeting
and procession this evening. The enthuSi-
ssm is not rs great as that Of the Repuhli-
cans when Blaine was nominated.
SAN JOSH. July 1Ith.-A Democratic vlti-
ticaGon meeting was held here this even
ing. A speakers stand was erected IN front
of the Auzerais House, from which ad-
dresses We're delivered by several of the
young men Of the party. Bontircs were
burning on the street corners, and a very
creditable procession, composed of the
Cleveland Hundred and the Murphy Ca
diets, in neat uniforms, paraded the streets
with torches. Cleveland's portrait, ON
banner, was carried III the procession. The
enthusiasm was limited.
ST, HELENA July lIth.-Thc nomination
/ OF Cleveland Is a disappointment to . great
many Democrats here Thurman being the
| choice OF all and Il fayorite with many
| Republicans. There will be ratification
meeting aud torchlight procession tonight
Nara, July 11th.-The news of the uoni-
nation of Cleveland for the Presidency did
! not create much enthusiasm among tine
| Democrats here. Cleveland was the choice
Of a very few, while Thurman was the mau
whom all had hoped would be the success
ful one at the Convention.
SANTA Rosa, July 11th.-ENcited and
enthusiastic crowds throng the streets,
| cheering for the Democratic nominee
torchlight procession is paradng, bonfires
blazing, and there is speaking by promi-
nent Democrats.
PErALUAA July llth-The nomination
! of Cleveland was more or less a disappoint-
ment to a great majority here. Thurman
being the first choice. However, in the
| opinion of leading Democrats, Cley Gland
| will poll as heavy q vote rs Thurman. Not
q few Democrats are SO chagrined over the
nomination as to ayOw their intention of
voting for Blaine.
LIvERMoRE, July y1lth.-Cleyclands nom
ination was gracefully received by the
Democrats in this section. A ratification
mass meeting Is beng held tonight. Bon
fires are blazing and the cannon Is boom
ing.
| SAN BUENAvENTURA, July 1lth.-Ihere ls
! but little enthusiasm here over the nomi-
nation Of Cleveland and Hendricks The
Democrats seem disappointed that Tilden
or Thurman were not nominated They
say that the same old tail TO the kite is the
unkindest cut of all.
los ANGELES, July 11th.-The reception
of the news of Cleveland's nomination was
| quietly received. Thurman was the favor
ite here, but there are no indications that
the party will not support the nominee.
Arrangements are on foot for a roUsing rat
ification meeting at an early day.
PORTLAND (Or.), July 11th.-The news of
the nomination of Cleveland was received
here by the Democrats very quietly, and
very little enthusiasm was manifested, al
though some of the more sanguine Demo
Gratis claim that Cleveland will carry Ore
gon and New York by from $1,000 TO l00,-
600 majority.
AUSTIN New, July 11th.-A few fags
are flying here in honor of Clevelands
nomination, but there is no enthusiasm,
and the Democrats regard it as a weak
nomination.