Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-31

| the National Republican Committee completed
us preliminary labors this evening, and viii be
! aDle TO report to the full committee which is to
assemble al noon tomorrow at which it is now
known the following members will be present
| including these who are expected to arrive to-
nignt John G New of Indiana; Horace Davis
| OF California; John 5. Routt, of Colorado; O. II
| Piatt of Connecticut; Mr.. Hastings. as proxv
for Christian Febizer. of Delaware B. C Cook
as proxy for John A. Logan, of Illinois; John S
Runnells, of Iowa; John A. Martin. of Kansas;
/ James IL. Stone, of Michigan: D. NJ Sabin, OF
Minnesota; George c. Mckee of Mississippi
| Chauncey |. Filley, of Missouri; J. w. Dawes,
| OF Nebraska; ". Z. Chandler, OF New HaIHAshirc
George A Halsey. OF New Jersey; Thomas G.
| Platt, of New York; VIM. C. Cooper of Ohio;
n X. Apperson, proxy for D. C. Ireland Oregon;
Christopher Magec, proxy for J. Donald Came
| ron, OF Pennsylvania; George ". Hooker. of
Vermont; Samuel NJ iost of Virginia: J. Elihu
OF Wisconsin; George l.. Shoup, of Idaho: Alex
ander II Beattle. OF Montana Stephen B. Elk
ms, OF New Mexico; c. VI. Bennett of Utah
Outside of the State of Virginia. ten contested
district delegations will come for action of the
subcommittee These, as reported to Secretary
nnrtin. are follows First Alabama first
Georgia fifth Kentucky fourth Maryland fourth
Texas, twenty-ftrst Pennsylvania sixth New
YORK, second Illinois, nineteenth New York and
iour;h PENNSYLVANIA. II is not anticipated that
any OF these contests viii prove very heavy
tax upon the committee and it IS expected that
speedy action VIII be taken upon them The
case OF the state of Virginia Is, however, of
more serious moment, and which 1t is expected
may occupy IL fair share of the attention of the
Convention, and provoke considerable discus
sion before brought 20 an ending
The California Republican Delegation.
CorNcII. BLUFFS Ua.), May 30th-The Cali
iornia delegates TO the Republican National
Convention passed through this citV this morn
ing. special train had been prepared by the
officials of the Northwestern road and the dele
gates were well treated. Fourteen of the dele
panied by 90 of their friends from Ce1ifory;,
and Nevada They were mot AZ fbe trsrefn-
depot by the Mayor and deIcgation of citfize,,s
and invited to rcrnaju over and io;r, in tfe
exercises of Memorial Doy br1t declined 1yitb
thanks being anxious to roach fkair dnst;no
ton. The whole train were extremely enth,Jsi-
astic for James G. Blaine and some ronsing
speeches were made at th. t,lnsfer dpnot h9
Judge Reed OF the supreme Rercb. T1ld@ss
Blake eX-Nayor of san Francisco, Senot0r
Johnston, of Sacramento, CaDtaia Palmer of
Nevada, and the Mayor OF CORNELL RL,ffS Atq
o. clock the train Consisting of geyau ,Irly Wv
ner sleepers and Two coaches onp dinnor oTsI
one mail ear. pulled out amid the cheers of tbe
large crowd which had collected 70 500 ts,en, off
Pa,,,,I;o,,, n,o -.
~ 90 o--''es q wing AZ |iiicssgo'
CHICAGO May @fh,-Aorning trains brought
n a portion OF the Iowa delegation three mem
bers of the south Carolina delegation and six of
me dexas 4 9eIegates Beyond a few scattering
rival of orton CTR ri1inn s,iit .ae ~
above constitta ta o,,I d;ti W. W.
few who had arrived dIIriro fb t roo w ~
Jo1.s fron, W, S-i. - J, ji15 sne tno PIccSuns
%ayioraT i,aIiti ty iei'ilsi va !. ANA anu the
ior.a 1[itl;tid - ~, tiele -itG colle
;,,tresteJ ~ ~ ,. ~ ,ise ~ SH.u VI 'HoSe
yention. but who form no ,,,trt Of rs lcort5n,,
hodv Their nresaraa t.,,1i = 10 ;. ifeiii
orest Iifa to fbe ,,rnlirr;, ~ 80 'ed
for the tirsf riIne tha bot1 iu
on the air Of .~ti,ei.,, Sho+,o - - ''ta"5 IN
veeL nr;or 70 ~ Sn,,,ta; ~ u"eiii ivi - d
wears ago The he15n,,nrt,.rs Il.-. o,,a,,ei
fhis ,n1rri,a So - .I ~
Baine forcas tboS 90 of 1,ondi AIIhuI aiS me
been in eistenra for ,,ne Ia 111,,' % is ms
morning ot which fina thn c1iifo-nt., Ioia,,
tion viii oIsn r,1,t ;,, a, ,,,aa-,,,,l M So
ganization of he Stofe fajpgotions viii beSn
to-morroy nj ofIpruoon y, rho eoS.c lf 10, ~ ~
have mi ranrat1i - 10; ~ ';Sc ; ~ ~
wenthnr which boS Leon no;,i a,,d ~, for ~
past three davs t,re,y ,c,rrner 70 ~ ,nd = ~,
present temrara2f,ra i r,,in+rj,- .;Ii ,, o,.O
perect for Gonvept;on n,,rnotne Thar az, ,r
sjditionnj arritoIe ~. r. 1tp, ~ 49, ~
the more prominent Vas tSainsj,a 60 Gf
pennsvIyania Inantionod ~ t.i -, 04Ui' ~, v,
Convnntinn Conarosc,,,a,, T,,,,,'.,. D. -; W I @
three other accreiifed PpnnsCItanio dsIacatni ,tr
are olso here SnJreu II Vs3t,ito ~ ,.1 W 7
arrived in advance OF the main bodv or his del
egation. Judge Foraker, c. W. Moulton and
.ainos slnisn; VINO represent the vanguard Of the
olietnidh ueiesatioi.' arrived TINS afternoon
A Lie Promptly Nailed.
MEN YORK Nav 31th-A Herald Woshington
special says: Blaine mas frankly declared on the
eve OF the assembling of the Convention that he
has no desire for tie empty honor and he is rt
ported as saving that In his opinion tho Re
nubIican nominee ,yhopver he p1ay ba connot
possibly be elected this wear. This points to
The uncertainty of the financial n,arket ne cor
tain to caIlse n poIitcal r,y1IIsion ,nd yrhet,er
from apathy ON the Dnrt of the mass Of the
Republican voters or the phenonlenaI por,lor
ity of the eXnectpd nominee of the DaInocrotic
Convention frefprrinp In Tilden, thn ree,,It uII
in his opinion be- the same ~ fbe Renublican
nominee
The Herald says ed;toriaIly: James G. Blaine,
| nominated AT Chicago for President. boldly con
feSses his resolve to ruin the Republican party
since he cannot rule il. If Blaine, after making
such declaration under such circumstances,
| does not instantly withdraw his name
| Tor very shame from the consideration
| OF tBe Chicago Convention it should
| be hooted BY every delegate. 1t may
be that the Republican party's time is tlp but
| its bitterest foes must acknowledge tha. 1t has
| had too grand carcerto deserve 10 be thus be-
trayed; nor will they tolerate the traitor though
| they may profit by the treason Blaine may
| imagine he is political Samson in what he is
| doing, but the people of the United States, Dem
Oerats and Republicans alike VIII be quick to
| recognize the traits of Judas.
| EMPHATIC DENIAL
|
| "AsH!N&iQN' Ma! ,oth;-a washington dls-
patcn puDaisIled IA shs Eew 1orS negd ' ms nus
morning representing I>i'iIhe ils saying tilat Lie
| Repuhhcan nominee couid not pc elected TINS
year, ana thnt ne hau no desIfe Ior the
| empty hohor' Is Proilouneet oy plalne 20 De
| absolutely ialse me article was SHOWN Blalie
| to-day, ana WLeh ne hiIu reitd II ne salq II
Is an absolute he from beginning to END. You
can make the denial as strong ana broad as You
| choose There Is noe a man IN the Cnlted
| that ever said any sncn thlnS 10 anybody
| on the contrary, haven the slightest doubt
| that whoever Is nominated py the Repuplcahs
| this year VIII be elected. Ana nov, continued
| Blame, thlhR II Is monument on the hcfdio
to bring forward ITS witnesses, or lake back lis
| charge.
Decoration Day ceremonies
| NCNv Inv Decoration
observed in this city and Brooklyn by process
sions which eclipsed those of previous years.
! Fully 10000 men were IN Inc on flith avenue,
| hciudlhs hlty eIrahu Arm! goses loLl ON nelgIi, g