Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-10

ALBANIA wa. J, November CID.-l ne Leg
islature was adjourned to-day and an old
rebel flag was run up on the Statehouse
amid the greatest excitement on one side
and glee on the other
The Bloody Shirt in Washington.
WASHINGTON, November 8th. To-day
the Democrats took down a mammoth
bloody shirt which they hung over Penn
sylvania avenue yesterday It was dis
graceful affair and had an exasperating effect
among many old soldiers, who threatened
all sorts of violence if it was not removed
The managers showed much more wisdom
when they hauled it in than when they
Haunted it in the face of an excited multi
tude.
The Situation in Michigan.
DETROIT, November Sth.-The Free Press
tonight has report from Calhoun county
that the Butler votes in that county have
not been counted, and from this fact esti-
mates have been made, and it now claims
that the present plurality will be materi-
ally reduced, and the Fusionists may secure
few electoral votes.
Another Address from the Democratic
National Committee.
new YORK, November 9th-The follow
ing has just been issued:
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE CoN'TEE.l
November 9, 1854.
We deem it our duty to announce to the peo-
pie OF the state that the Republican managers
have, within the last forty-eight hours CON
ceIYed new scheme for throwing again into
dispute the result of the election in our State.
For several days after the election they, in en-
tire bad faith claimed for the Republican can
didatcs several States which they knew they
had not carried. In the same bad faith, when
every source OF information, including the
Associated Press bc1 demonstrated hot tb,
vote OF New York had been given 10 the Clcye-
land electors, they still claim the State. No
fact of history is now better known than that
the results of the election as ascertained, de-
clarcd and certified to by The election officers,
and OF public record throughout the State gives
New York to Cleveland electors by a decisive
plureIity These public certified returns have
been Siitcd in several counties by both parties
With the most conscientious care during the last
four days, until every possible doubt as to the
result has been removed. Knowing this fact
they now propose, as last desperate resort to
make OF the Boards of County Convassers
throughout the State. where controlled by
them, 50 many Returning Boards after the pat
tern OF those not long since used by them in the
s11.l states Wherever the Boards fail
them, Judicial orders are to be applied for
thus relying upon the partisanship of the
Boards, IN the first place, and Judges
OF their own political faith in the
second They intend and expect to throw again
in dispute the result of the election ana involve
1t in interminable litigation. To this end
printed papers have been sent by them to their
agents and representatives il every county in
the state OF New York, to be used with the
Courts whenever an occasion can be manufact-
ured. OF the entire reliability of our iniorma-
ton as to this scheme, there can be question.
We call upon representatives. of the party in the
various counties in this State to be alert and
by every proper method TO resist and defeat this
last desperate service. and mindful of the grave
consequences to the business interests of our
state, which such conspiracy necessarily in
wolves we deem il our duty to assure our Ieople
who nave now generally acquieSced in the re-
suit that they may confidentially rely that by no
such scheme or device will the State be deprived
OF the result of its deliberate choice it may
disturb and protract the discrimination but it
will not change the results. W T. SMITH,
OF the Executive Committee.
The Canvassing Boards to be Watched.
New YORK, November 9th.-About fifty
prominent Democratic lawyers met to-
night and discussed the laws relating to
the Board of County Canvassers in the
various counties throughout the State. The
result of the discussion is that Democratic
lawyers will be present at every Board of
Canyassers on Tuesday next, for the pur-
pose OF taking prompt action in case of any
illegal act attempted on the pant OF the
The Vote of Albany County and the
States Plurality.
ALBANY, November 9th.-The vote of the
county of Albany was carefully revised last
night, and the plurality found to be $50 in
stead Of $40. The plurality in the State,
to official figures received by
Chairman Manning from the County
Clerks, is I ,234.
Blaine's Sunday.
AUGUSTA (Me), November 9th.-This
a "i,aau4iT,I I,1
to receive a large and constantly
number of letters and kilograms
from all parts of the country, indicating
profound belief in his election.
Cleveland Goes to Church.
ALBANY, November 9th. - Governor
Cleveland spent to-day quietly. He attend
ed the morning service at the Fourth Pres
byterian Church. The afternoon and even
ing were passed at the executive mansion,
with the exception of an hour or so at the
executive chamber attending to private
The Vote of Massachusetts
BosToN, November 9th.-The complete
vote of Massachusetts is: Blaine 143, 416,
Cleveland 1922 Butler 23.S66, St John
&c. 200. For Observation-Disclosures 155. O97.
Endicott los, $50, McCafferty 1852, Seelye
{. 241. Robinson's plurality, 46,S37.
The Vote of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9th-The Off
cial returns from fifty-nine of the sixty
seven counties of Pennsylvania, and eSti-
mates of the remaining counties, give Blaine
A plurality in the State of rs 493. The coun-
lies from which the official vote has not vet
been received are Allegheny, Butler Car
BON, Montgomery, Philadelphia, Schuyl-
kill, Sullivan and Tioga
The Missouri Situation.
ST. LOUIS, November 9th.-Secreiarv of !
State McGrath, in reply to an inquiry from
IN Associated Press reporter, SAYS: In |
his State the official returns are not opened |
md counted until all the counties are in;
out have special returns from sixty-nine |
counties and 81. Louis City, and from these,
md computation of the votes of fortv-iive
counties not heard from, l conclude that
he Cleveland Electors will have II coo to
%. coo majority over the Fusion Electors
hat Marmaduke's plurality for Governor
will be about 1880, and his majority not
more than 5000 Brooks, the Prohibition
candidate for Governor, will have 5000 to
10, 700 votes. The State Senate will prob
ably stand p Democrats to 9 opposition,
sud the House 100 Democrats to 40 opposi-
ion, which is Democratic loss of 10 or IL
n the Legislature"
Congratulation from Germany.
BERLIN November 9th The German
newspapers congratulate America upon the
Democratic victory, and recognize Gov
ernor Cleveland as notable man, of clear
and steady judgment and honorable inten-
lions and energy, and cminently fitted for
his task. The Cologne Gazette claims that
he German vote had a large influence in
he election.
Democrats Assailed by Negroes.
CAMDEN (N. j., November 9th.-While
4 Democratic procession was marching
through the Seventh Ward, and when in
the negro quarter, it was attacked with
bricks and stones by party of enragcd
colored men and boys The assailants
were finally driven of, but number of
persons were seriously injured.