Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-17
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CALIFORNIA.
Three Conventions in One.


Ihree oohNeh'ions III ohe'
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16th.-The Conven-
non OF the National Anu-Monopoly, the
Greenback Labor, and National Union par
ues was held at Irving Hall this morning
Alter appointment OF various committees
II ADJOURNED TILL this afternoon.
Inc following were the delegates who had
reported up TO noon:
Alameda county-w j. Cuthbert, Charles
Heider and v. Davis.
feIaSers: u !, Nelson.
Colnsa~T + NonIton
Marin-w NJ Cuberry.
Mendoeino-W. H. Moody.
1o SSacra am. Butterfeld, Noble Fisher,
ward, '09'' '" L. 'iiii'i'' u a. smith, r wood
San Mateo-W. P. Bean
Santa Cruz-G. NJ. Boekins.
T, san an rraneisGoIH B. Congdon, r. L. Collins,
f ~ ~ SS'ci, IL. D. DAVIS, John A Foster, W. H.
Jean Llippo J & MOODY : Ncr,; NnniqE pr.
J. Merwin, f. A. Potter. II. d. Rodgers T. n
Porter, Charles H. Powers, J. +. Paraguay, John
s e.ies W'I9r4 P 5hear' ID H. Rogers, A. + Red
Roudrer. - isN'S'''''' Oii"i'eS
San Luis obispo-M. Breed.
AFTERNOON SESSION
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, Ua 1eSednu,ils otiS al,eiotl 'le ON
H. Ii. W y pi 'cI'
o., - f 60 @i oiiNels ana
p.nsido,,+ ~ D1.,..,,,.,. W.. n.
dents n Nnlsnn a,Cd Dr or ~ u Isl
Stnr Treas,,re, y pnt+,r S9., ravm
Porter Wer,yin rbcSa ot,i,o,. ' -. I,
elected
Mr. Redstone made - briaf soeecb sa,.;,,e,
that he was pro1der 70 he CbairmaI, Of ,his
Convention han he yonId he - 'Iactad -,
nres;da over any otIor ,l;tico1 W.
!
tbe AGGRESSIVE force of p =. RntIor would
win victory in some sections He was
addressinq n party of natriots who rise
above ordinary tricky poIiticsl TartiaS
This nartv MIGHT have iti VaIJev Fdr(,o oS
did the patriots of '76 bnt il has it, fIItnre
of glory.
Mr.. Woodward of Sacramento n,de .
speech while waiting for tbe Committee on
Platform
He said that This Marty MIGHT ~ 1oos.
scare the enemy if II cannot niGct ~ o,,,,,
man twill he oble To rrl.,t,
stir dnring the camnaion r. oar, datnot tt
Damocratic 1artv # RTticr ca,,,,ot ho l 'lV
od Tbe Damocratic ,,ort,. bas NJ 49,
and tho eIoction IoS tot,rao,, Pioi,,n -
Rr,Io e,.N --e' i'i''iii0 anu
NJ Ki,,1o,. or To- .,,o.o,oo o,,, -.
IT. - ~ 800 ~ dioo spohe.
II ] 4.
ti'I an y iia'u
VI IN n"lluony tle pan
Inc W III moo'' ut iio 'ns'i' 'llile
NC Va ~ p 5eu " Nletoi
,lo+ no NJ,
has failed, will never succeed bnt thc moo r
nile will eventnaIlv trinmnh
G. B. Merriam of Son Francisco said that
something should no done to elevate labor
and now Is the time He boned fhat This
Convention wonld amonnt 70 sometime,
Mr.. Shear of Sacramento said that fhis
marty is indebted to tho RpnuhIioan samson
for snending its money 10 nominate for the
Democracy The weakest man Who corid ho
mn nnNCievaIond IF tho wori;n n,, 10
not act for themselves the stones in tbe
street will rise nm To act for them
Nessrs Cnherv and others snote 70 FIJI ~
the time each nredictinp victory NJ some
future time for the narties here renresentad
Al $40 o'clock this afternoon after flo
Convention had listened steadily two hours
tn sneecb-makino and ono daIegata cor
nodding and fast asleen in his chair
some Curiosity uJas man;fastnd conoo~n;n1
the COMMITTEES on Resolutions A rnmoT
snread THROUGH the Convent;on that The
Committee had gone ont for lunch A dele
gate volunteered to look into this matter
and returned with the information that the
had been ont tn lnnch and had
returned and added that they are as com
Portable as could he exnected hinder the cir
cumstances, >'''>>' '-'
c..,o c. c.u,s
GAN rkANclsc9, July loth:-ihls after
liooii' ap ~ l SloSh, the ililtial acCloent
on the Ielegraph-hlll cable Railroad took
p laace' anu a!:nougn hot serious IN IT'S re-
suns Ee. !iiiua1eu Tue ROAD mo NJ the SIPS
anu tMlSts III Iallfoau aIlalrs. Ihere Is put
olie tlach tQI me cars 10 run on ana TINS
tkd vi nan way up lng mn 10 allow
l Cn cil coming uUwn inc hliI 70 pass oy inc
car coming up. yesterday car NO. hauled
ear no. .; new car Wh!ch mas never been
USED anu whic y, was peing brought 10 the
top Vi tne mn 10 De started 10 WORK,
as lar rs tile Ilrst switch, ana pelng unable
to complete the work. The latter car was
then on its trip down the hill, and on its re-
turn up it was expected to push up the
next car left on the switch. The brakes of
car No. 3, however. which were only wheel
brakes, would not hold, and the car came
dashing down the hill at furious rate
after car No. 2, which had luckily reached