Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-08
WHOLE NO. IO,369.

,, rueeS poned IN favor of the unit rale it was ar
sueu, would force the TamIuanv Opposition into
a close corner; but notwithstandipg whst an
peateu 70 be famous victory for T1eyeIandss
to'ioMS,S ~ very few of the leaders were willing
/ W Cohceue the untrammelcd s,,ceeSS 1f
| SleNeiand IN the balloting ovinr 10 the
| HtTee 1eTee nature OF the struggle. and the
n,,,ii iallure G., OF portion of the delegation 10
| come out openly for the majority candidate n
had been acknowledged that IL ths ca,,c,,S boJ
~ ~enuSH WITH q certainty that New York wOuld
, C5St her nun vote for Cleveland sufficient West
! ern ana Soathern strength wouid bs or hand m
,a,; m,lAe M nomination sure fact The lack of
unanimity IN the delegation is now being nsed
/ 3y the friends of other candidates i'm pushing
eT bn,ra b,,s ior reeogniti9n Clevelands mana
@ @aIeSu,t OF the day work that the fight has al.
! ready been WOn and that il only reOuires the
A'''Ns o' inc convention TO seal the victory
VIEWS OF JOHN p IRISH.
! Hon. John p Irish formerly of Iowa Of ,,rcs.
| ent a resident of California, was the center Of
! an aamiring group of his former fellow-citizens
now noW 90 you regard the situation, Mr.. Irish?''
IT. Is had-very bad
"Why So"'
" Because it is almost certain that Cleveland
WY bc nominated, and he can't carry his own
state. am Just from New York aud know the
| opposition TO him does not end with John
Kelly; Mr.. Cleveland Is very obnoxious To n
considerable class and I honestly believe II
nominated, ne viii lose New York TO the party
by l0h0 majority
didate -
Anybody named 50 far excepting Cleveland
rycr, ~lat Sc, ""s' r'Su' N"o ooulu carry
" How 90 you explain the action of vour state
convention IN iu>,Uctiuc against Field e''
.,,, ne GSTepui"h'e elements of the party cap
,,W'..illl WI Thurman have The undivided support
Yr> 'sS in,,,, .. d., ...... .,..
rha,,Sn D,,,i,,-. m .i ',.u"i,,, ', u"i, snow u hEhliuE
ton
,, ,'' nassau.
, ne MASSACHUSETTS, delegation held @ meeting
H,t> ,i, ,l "lyIi'oon Nhth was oadrDsed 10y General
n"l'vI' III Nnith he said viii support the
n"ihit'eG oi 'AlN convention, mo- matter who hc
may De
ORGANIZATION ~.sFltE cALiF0PSTN uEiEGArt0N
The California delegation completed it's pcr-
mdHeiI orEaNil"t!'n today. The committee
men tlvu ItItNltn named N5I he reported to the
IohEShten tomorrow: Chairman not chosen.
H. NJ LahUe \icc-PrC>ldcut; j. J. DriScoll
Sceri iS,r.f,+G tf'',.,, IcSo.u'luus' Niles
neut organization. members of National COM.
mittco not chosen
.,,, go. , ,-,-
''', T.-'>' An" ", pVNALp
Hi,N,o. July ih.-tlcvelund and Mcdonald
Is me tlr6el m the greatest favor here tonight.
ana although 1t Is possible that combinations
may be made To deient New IorkS candidate.
ne Is strongly IN the lead His hackers for the
htSt tme snow genuine enthusiasm, and are
willing to give odds on his nomination against
WORKING FOR FIELD.
CHICAGO. July 7th.-Tbc Field IeIeqntiop from,
san Francisco now here az work Nre ,IcSSc l.
Carr, stewart NJ. Taylor, Judge Lawlor Jerc-
1a Glidc,, II 'I5I u MpGrh,hE Or ATrnson'
CortL,, S.nat6r l. Ill c,,t, ,t''u. j. @ 5ul 'iS
1Sr;;y,o, TII 'o"ylly senator
MD Ti,,a g. ~ S,it' ~ mai hIutIt fttz-
Mott XyiIIiarn y NM ' ipr'lin iicItH =, M Sonh
sa,,I Coabr,,, WiIit. C!l o"uivl = II tI!isn' trI!isn'Jo 20
los Nngci"s Tboi"s ,i tiTin ~ & IA, &hISle! oi
Des,nnnd ana m ;,t, ~, onvlu IholnaS
Outside of California ncaTIv cverv othcr is,,
80; 49, NJ ~ 1;, nCll! SNe.! oLIeT 3elSSd-
So,.d di, ~ ''S 'IN - NoGS' ~ - aol t!tu ne
and Tbnrnn15 Tho, i,rS I'LL 'oI tlvSn i
field 30 thcv nr at libcrt,. 70 ,, fr 80 ~ w
,IooSc Wv - ''''''' " :" 'oi "HVi'' tic9
WILL SUPPORT FIELD IF NOMINATED.
NEW YORK, July 7th.-The Mail Express re-
ports n conversation with q \ Secretary Rristo,v
in which the latter said promptly and en-
phatically that he would support Judge Field
if nominated
prpoprs ,Dor-r MP r,rnrx
'' 'ii'i'''
NEW YORK, July th.-An intimate friend of
Ex-Governor SAlnuel j. Illden is quoted rs say
ing; see thnt reports are being revived con
cernmg Alr. Ilidens alleged infirm condition.
such reports are grossly exaggerated. Ex-Ciov-
ernof lllden received visitors all of the morn
ing of the Fourth. and went about his spacious
GROUNDS at Greystone Tor nearly two hours.
Ihls morning saw him about. He attended to
some business aud TO his correspondence, and
loon ioig rue % IN Ie aiefn0on, MT Iiden
to late hour in the evening. He goes ont
almost daily in his Yacht and Seems fo no nm
proving in health, rather than otherwise III
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"i iLi-f"NN'i Ell SAW
James Gordon Bennetts evening paper the
1dCgTdm, prints Illustrations of GrayStOne. Mr..
Tilden. himself, and his dogs. Mr. Tilden re
ceived the representative of the paper thus Mr.
Tilden rose slowly from his chair as his visitor
approached, and. without uttering Il word ex-
tended his arm mechanically toward him and
shook hands. His hand was cold and clammy
and felt like n dead mans, as if there was no
hte-blood in it, He was dressed i'll a white-lned
coat, white tie and light tweed pants the latter