Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-04
,ne of the New York Press.


! him to commit the crime. Waddell was also
| arrested. Both were hung.
Tone of the New York Press.
| NEW YORK, November Sd.-The tone Of the
Democratic and independent press this morn
( ing shows a remarkable change from the con-
| tidence which inspired it last week
The Times says: Our candid opinion is that
1 nobody now is very certain about the result OF
! to-morrow's election. There are enough eie-
mentS of doubt in the situation 10 puzzle poll-
ticanS and make prophets deny their calling.
il is quite possible that we shall have to go so
far the Pacific Coast for votes necessary TO IN
sure Cleveland's election. Most OF the money
and all the skill in tricks and bold management
are on Blaine side.
( The World has the following, double loaded:
We think Blaine is beaten. New YORK, N-eW
jersey Connecticut. Indiana, California and Ne
vada. and ali the States that voted Tor lliden
and for Hancock almost certain 10 cast their
ballots for Cleveland.
York IA certainty for Cleveland that the Repub-
! licans had given il up; also that New Jersey,
Connecticut and Indiana would surely go for
Cleveland. unless the enormous corruption fund
which glaines managers were using should
purchase his election in these States
| The Herald, which has talked in similar
confident view says, this morning: If to-mor-
row the voters can act without bribery, or intin-
idation. Cleveland will be elected by q tremend-
Gus majority.
The T inns also interposes an if regarding
New Jersey: If vigilance on the part of the
friends of Cleveland in New Jersey is all that is
needed to assure the election tomorrow of the
Electors opposed TO Rlaine. the Democrats and
Independent Republicans can surely be relied
upon to exercise it,
The Sigi blandly assumes Cleveland's defeat
and says It is not too much to say that when
the country is saved from Grover Cleveland to-
morrow il is TO Butler shat popular gratitude
should be especially rendered.
The star (Tammany organ) has adroitly
worded an appeal to the Democrats. in which
| the names of cleveland and Hendricks are lao.
! is = or lODg
expressed OF their election. The following Is 4
sample Of the address " We want the people
| tomorrow to be true 10 themselves. we want
! them not to surrender their honor at the bid
! ding or through the chiCanery OF dishonest
| Soidisant Democrats, or make merchandise OF
their citizens right to men VINO have regarded
them only MS dumb, driven cattle, to be bar
gained for and barteTed in the political mar
ket" Referring to the County Democracy and
Irving Hall. it says: let them make what
disposition they please OF their own worthless
selves be ii yours to show that your manhood
is not negotiable merchandise, and that De-
mOCracy Is not Il personal Chattel TO be con-
cliques.' The article is followed by an extract
i'll itItlcS from Condert's speech: II makes
! little difference to us who may be President II
we have a good Mayor we can stand almost any
one for President" The star also prints the fol
! lowing il italics:
His ladder of ascent he kicked and spurned,
Now comes the time for compliments returned.
California Horses.
NEW 9Rk, november nc - V,," GlI,'G!
the bpld head-hne' ne NStlItoI!id h'l4ue4S,
gives a tWo-columh Lst o! fac i IoIses En-
gagged 10 run next year, VIZ, sktlc4Ca % ttle
Staples IL says the faio Allo, hInclin l'ti Iaso,
BALDWIN ana StelhleI y 20. sstaOlGs ar 10 !l.lhe
4 descent on thlcaS3 Sartto3a ana 4ouiit"lil
Park stables, ana also adds: California IS
specially Wen TepresehGI p$ +; j. IN! anu
the Rancho Del Paso ana faIo Alto SIocE i1fhl.
The 1act OF entries belhg mace lof thS last
named stable Is most pleasing feature. Nnel
IT'S distinguished owner lASt spring tnIEN Ills
large Stables OF runners anu tFotteIs qut 1 rail-
ing 1t was feared me hcaVy loss ne 9aH sus-
tanned N the death OF MS Only son Nouli cause
MS retirement from the tufI bll II Is uhGeTSoo9
that dullng the coming year tle sIagIe VIII
make an aggregate campaign, "IilcI slali nave
us lis mann oblecI 70 demonstrate thaI IofseS
bred ana fllsed III tdliioIIla are iio' ON! equi4
but superior 10 those OF kentucky, tennessee,
Fennsy wanna, New jersey or OF any other state
cast OF the mountains. WIN TINS OBJECT III view
Pa!o AHQ VIII be represeEtcl as IolIows AT
Chicago ny the three-year-old colts Fallant'
l,os;li ~ ~ l'snoa; ia ti.o ~ Gie1r1
Robin Lass Garden. Keepsake. Plato, Hisa.
Whittier Harriet. Flora. Anderson In breed
ing this is a promising lot Ifthe young Shan
mons and Floods are like Baldwins Young
Grinstea,is as represented by Verano Volante
and Mission Belle the other owners represented
will not have walk-oyer for any of the stakes
at Chicago next July. for even should Palo Alto
not come up TO expectations, Baldwin has VO-
lante. VeranO BrandywinC. Mira, Rapids and
Mission Belle, and in the three-year-old stakes
| i-lIeIO, MoIllS McNdItiiN, LAST 'LNtt clouei