Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-04
AND DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTIONS.
Death from a Broken Heart--The
Vermont Elcction-France and
Cholera Reports.
Ispxc1AL DISPATCHES TO THE EBooRD-UN1oN.l
DOMESTIC NEWS.
State Conventions.
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANs.


the absence from the Convention Of some
former associates, men OF high character,
who thought il necessary to part company
with old comrades for 4 while. He re-
viewed the course Of the Democrats in Con-
gress in regard to the national election
laws, and he declared it an impossbility
to have fair elections in the South. He
contrasted the course OF the Democrats in
Congress with that of Blaine. On the one
hand he quoted Carl Schurz i'll 1880: "One
thing is certain, that the Democratic party,
in its fashion, Will reform the civil service.
That it certainly will do, and it will do it
according to old Democratic principles
TO the victors belong the spoils.' Morse
reviewed the attitude Of both parties upon
the tariff, and closed by defense Of the
character of Blaine.
Mr.. Dodge moved the nomination of G..
D. Robinson for Governor by reclamation.
The motion was carried with an outburst
of enthusiasm.
The report of the Committee on Resolu-
tons was presented and was adopted with
out debate. The platform recites the grand
achievements OF the Republican party, and
aflirms chat ii alone can deal wisely with
the questions of the dav-both State and
national favors a tariff in which reform
and correction will be made with view
to reduce the surplus, and at the same time
correct inequalities, but not by horizontal
reduction, which is a step towards the dis
astrous experiment of free trade; pledges
the Republican party to further the inter
estS Of the laboring classes; tavOrs Il con-
tinued reform in the civil service and OPP
poses enforced political assessments; Il
foreign policy is demanded which shall
protect ali citizens everywhere; the restora-
ton of the navy is advised, and a further
coinage Of silver dollars is advisable. 1t
was moved that the remainder of the old
ticket be nominated by reclamation. Car
ried unanimously
Senator Hoar, in the course Of speech,
said, referring to the young men: - You
are not, in voting for Cleveland, helping 70
elect President You are simply aiding
in conspiracy which is to take possession
Of the supreme executive office After
few remarks by n. 2. Banks, the Conven-
ton adjourned.
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS
WORCESTER, September 3d-The Demo
cratic State Convention was called to order
by General Collins, who congratulated the
Democratic party upon the certainty of
Committee were made temporary officers
of the Convention, and committees were
appointed. Twenty-Five cities and 325
towns were represented by 1850 delegates.
John II. French was made permanent
Chairman.
An informal vote was taken for Gov
ernor. The Chairman stated that package
9erher tLat fbrv mnst have Leen 5.ost Nv,
mistake Colonel Hao@rft said the Cbair
Lnd vow mildly 5,si,rnatad &C n,i,tail,I,
= hnncb ufLaII1ts ronndIv tLe ro1nn3ittoo.
bpt every one I,nn,y what such n,;etaI,ey
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hoiIot WINS tbnn ordered md tho Joia1atos
,,,nre re,,I,iroI to mass ,y-a,. tL, st,|,a and
denosit thrir votes With the Chairman and
secretary ON tiis f,rngI baIin+ ITIn q
Eniicoff vas nominated for (in,.crno,. ro-
ceiyiug So votes of the ~ cast or four
votes more than necessary to a choice. The
nomination was made unanimous, and the
ticket was completed, rs follows: Licuten-
ant-GoveInur, James ;. Grinne; Secretary
Of state, jeremiah Crawlcy; Treasurer and
| Northumberland, Chas. Marsh Auditor,
John HouklH1N; AttomcY-Gcneral, john
| W. Cummings. The Convention then adj
journed.
TEXAS EEPJ ELIcANS.
HorsToN September 3d.-Thc Renubli-
can State Convention reassembled Ibis
morning. Resolutions lavoring fusion with
the GrcenbacNcrs and independents, and
hdoIsihs george Washington Jones, indie
PeiI'ei'1 Ct'il'ildlCi oF NoNtTilCi, were tabled
by test vote OF lo4 ayes to ~ noes. The
T9'IlIiIt'ec on RESOLUTIONS tileh reported.
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| paper as loiIoWa returns 90 not indicate
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