Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-05
WHOLE NO. 1O,34O.

TIME MT. inkcrSOll uld not respond 10 tleu,
but Ex-Governor Richard J. oglesby did, and
made long and amusing speech ailuding in
complimentary terms 10 the various candidates
for the Presidential nomination. Arthur, Ed
munds, Blaine, the two Shermans, Ex-Governor
Fairchild of Wisconsin, General [. 5. Grant,
Harrison, Gresham, and Others were in turn
complimented by the speaker and were APP
plauded by the audience In conclusion he
announced that the Republican party was
going to win, and that the American people
would not allow that party to retire from the
exercise of the sovereign powers fthc nation.
After Oglesby had finished his speech there
were calls for Fred. Douglass, To which, after
time. that gentleman responded. He excused
himself, however, from making speech, on
account of the loss of his voice
Then the calls for lngersoll were renewed, but
as that gentleman was not present - substitute
was suggested in the person of Congressman
Horr, of Michigan. who came forward and made
a speech. He remarked that six months ago
they had been told that the Republican uomiua-
tiOn for the Presidency would 90 a-beggiug: but
there was not much sign of its going a-beSging
tonight The edlct had gone forth that this
Convention would name the next President
Republican Conventions had named the Prcsi-
dent for twcuty-tOur years. They had got into
the habit Oi il. and were not going 90 break up
that habit this year
THE COMMITTEES ON CREDENTIALS
CHIcAGo jtne 4th-The Committee ON Gre
dentiais have been in session almost contin-
uouSly iurtwcnty four hours and up 10 ( O'Clock
this afternoon had only disposed of The seventh
Alabama, First Georgia. Fifh Kentucky. Second
Illinois and the District of Columbia eases lcav-
ing Two New York, two Pennsylvania and the
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Johnson and Green, The men admitted are
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ton.
CHICAGO, june i,1.-The proposition iu lyat
b!,nt M," it hcI}9i Atait' h'agS
C3T soua} Ty.,," 'yt,,"I i,, 81 s'Nt,{ Guy "sg
%a15esSto !, .,,yt '5 ,"l3n . 4iSet8e.N'i' OF
missouri ,",".' .'.'- ,ill' ''vN's'Nt'S '' '' was
t"t Il V'Il,s'.'',.y 'ul tiS u0ilA''.','" any '''''s
ing Pejtmltous Z" allow m, ms ualne 10 oe NI,a
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last night II that letter IS not received, please
decline any nomination for me, In language
strong nul courteous w D.. >'ifE''A>-
This telegram. and lcuerprcNiouSly received
by General Henderson, but which hc refused To
make public, knocked the anti blHire Combua-
uuu players completely out They were unable
to rally till nishttul when there Was tulk OF
bringing forward Lincoln. Alas, ior This hope
The Illinois delegation, with the exception of
four members, stands firm for Logan, and VIII
moi leave him until il is shown thar ne has no
chance OF IGoeWlng the nomination, When they
VII III 20 10 n',i',' ,,..r,,, ~, w. q,
askin,. logan if he Would atcep. The nomina.
tiou for Vice President he replied cmphaticanv
i'm the negative saving that he would rather
hold his scat i'm The senate than be Wee PreSi-
dent These unfayurnble circumstances Lnvc
further depressed the opposition 20 Blaine and
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NoIc the! VIII n"Nc sIl"l' hopes oi ms success
SELF-ENFiANAToEN TELEGRAM.
CtuC,Go June Ith-The following cypIaius
itself
DETROIT Mich j limo ith
IL n vo,1,olr I5cirJgGu of tls fijf1-j,;,r Sfate
,lcise1tj1o Cbicg01. The vote of The Detroif
Board of Trade is as follows Blaine 56. Edmunds
Js Arthur 10 Iohn sherman 4 Give MS Blains
or .givs ms dcath
Signed by members of the Detroit Board of
Trade
THE >ioWLf-pfiNG " RoohS
CHICAGO. June 9Th The slowly dying hOoms
have had II hard and perious day. The W. r.
sherman boom has died abomiug. The Har-
rison boom has been snullcd out again. Sher-
mans hopes have been dampencd in his own
State and the Edmunds boom is taS for three
weeks pastl dead. OF all the lesser hOonS,
Hawlev's is the only one which ends the day
stronger than it began. The kdmunds inde-
pendentS remain the only active and persistent
force in the field.
, SOP To THE ONO pPOp1 g.
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IlilOA1o, Julle III ne No'utul'.cc ~ 49, No.
lutloIls nsIs s'eeiueu 70 tuioW Sop 10 tle pilo
people III thc snap vi tilc IIStt tsu "a 1t pliuh
IN the platform, uecIaTIi'B t0r tnC restoration OF
the outy on Wooi 10 lhe 1''rlt Oh IS'"
A PERSONAL ARGUMENT.
C-,,c,,o r,,ua ttb -f,coroe T,,,r,er ,f Ala
hama. mis- evening assaulted Brewster Gam
aron nv Chief Examiner Of the Der,utfnnnt of
Iustice in the rotundn of The Grand Pncitic Ho
rel Cameron turned upon him and struck him
Il severe blow on the head with a cane. Hon.
Paul Strobach of Alabama. seeing that his
friend ,ie was getting the worst of the encounter
began punching Gamer IN with his umbrella
sion. and came ont first best in the fight. The
occasion for the assault Mr.. Cameron snvs was
the evidence which he was compelled to give
before the Committee on Expenditures in tile
Department of Justice concerning the conduct
of certain Alabama Marshals
VIEWS or DELEGATES FROM THIS COAST
Curc,co naitb-"Whot docs tho elaction
or Ivncb signify was asked of a " NTorrov
chairman Of the Pacific slopr DELEGATION his
morninr '.It SIGNIFIES thai MIR RIgine's sup-
nOrters are right in cIaimipg that he rpnresants
bv far tho lorScr force i'm thc t'nnyepfion In bns
bGem snid thai Mr.. t1nyton had the sIIuport of
Rlniup' friends Then IL nlgip that he
hos ,yitbir q ,,r ,otrs of tho nptessor,. ni,r,bs,
to racri,,e tho non,inotior, nm mo rsf isiint II
Is nndoIhtc,II, tr1n Ihat ., number of jeIeg,tcS
votcd for Cltytou Who win moi ,ote for Rfainc
w, tIo frst h"ilot. Lnt II l. n,-idnTt t6,t H.
iti ,,on f,r hin ,tter tI first Cr saconJ LaIIo;
rThcn nor y-erc - nnnbcr oF dclngotcs ,tbo
,otod for ,.r|b Who viii vot, for RiiT, o,, tbc
frst GaIiot II seems to mo tbat Riainc vim he
,,,,inntoJ bcI,re the f,,1h nr ii h baI1ot
y Crocter said, '"NIr Rioire's frierds
,,c,.or clnitnc6 . ,1aiorit,- of tho "nfir, cr,,i
Ron o,, tbe Grst bajIGt and we Jo not cosidcri II
~, ., t.st nF his fnoi Sfrr,,,rtb II Is sfY,i,, tt1
rho frst bsIIot mr. soon tbcrcafter,
Willisr" II Pnrle s,iJ :. 1T - ver, favorable
IN pioino Ue de,aioued tho Stra,,.ytL ,,F,t lrest
t5rty votes morr thsT over had hen claimed hv .
bis irionds
..Tbnn ,.o,, consider ttot cla,,t,,,,e s,r,,,.tt
represents: his -
sNot entirci,. Tbora ,yera sor,, fo,. ,rbo
voted To sustain the action of the committee who
VIII not vote for ELAINE 10 offset that there
were large NUMBER O! bali'e inendS VINO
Noted LOT Lylch III oruer 10 PlelSe'lie southern
deiegates, 10 me lne OUTLOOK never seeihec net
Ter IMAM II ""es now
SENATOR MILLER HEARD FROM
CmCAGo. Tuuc Ith.-Tbe published statement
that Senator Miller of California has declared
himself i'm Glyor of Arthur is puretv without
foundation The rcport arose from, n false in
tcrview with the Senator. published in one of
the local papers. I'm conversation with a press
rorresnonccnt senator Miller denied Than he
had ever ATTEMPTED to work for the nomination
of Arthur lie said .. recopniza tbaf RIoine
is nv ali odds the strongest c1ndi1ofe The Pc
nubIicans can no,ninofe To carry tbe Pocita
&c. - g. ti,at r,,,.,,,, / r.. ~. -,