Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-13

erclse OF tins rlght anu III ~ ot 6bicar
orr duiy, tlal we toGh lI,,;,1atiop yvbich
to ADVISE aSalllSt tiie 'a1ITontiop 0nI
was mace Dy luc Na.loii"' ,orso,laI fee]ing
| opPoSltloh was M';, ,,t;r',oto knnwlpdge 6t
ana arose ron ot ga thn toii;no masses of our
iic o,;,,rso IF Governor CIevo-
IND in repard TO their needs The most
charitable view TO take of his case Is that
he was ignorant and mcnilghtencd CON
corning the nature and working OF these
laws, which would have occaSloned sc
much real benefit to the worklngmen, and
| could have resulted in no loss to their en-
| ployers. We do not impugn the Governor 5
motives or the views which he has eX-
pressed on these subjects. They DOUBTLESS
were c0nsciendously considered Ill the dis
| charge of his official Obligations and duties.
We simply expressed our knowledge OF the
antagonism against him III the minds Of
| the workingmen, who compose the bulk OF
| the Democratic voters of the State OF New
| York. That was an expression otour ideas
rs to the policy OF nominating as q
| candidate for the Presidency a
man against whom so much feeling
| exists among men who IN other respects
are open to conviction. Whence comes
| this hated partisan opposition? Wedo not
! seek to offer any argument, or state any
|
| disputed points which might perchance
! have weight with the thoughtful candld
mind. Indeed, 1t would be useless labor
but we deem the present most approprl-
| ate occasion to reach the latter. ana TO as
! abuse their mnd OF any lingering doubts
| that may exist rs to
THE INTEGRITY OF THIS ORGANIZATION.
rfisrot unfair to claim in annroarbino
! a. .iil,;oat tba+ tbn odi,n, ,lrn,,orIT
| ,.i,o,,,ooI,io ~ tho rTammonv Hall orl,oni.
| 80; ~, - ,,-as i, ,.;,,e, f,,os donS no,
80, ~ tbn nrasant ,nonaooTannt al
,-;e4;,,,+ Cr.i.,,ila+;op mi Tho rras-
(, Wv Ia',IorlIi,, 81 Tann'an,- HoIi vIirh
~ -, -, IL IN Ia;,rajo+ior, ma
o,n,nittad nv tbo def,,nct rino
va d r. P,,,IIil,, aIIias ,1rsadnd thai
3t WI ST,IIo ,riIdo, Oswald
| 0 G'',o dorff;,r InjIn Wintbrnn cbonJInr
| .,,,,ietns ScbaI Iohn KpIIvEits nrasnnt
| II anI ,tLors a,oooc,icl in I,;,,ina
- - o,,t ~ tbo ~
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95,,jinI, ininoi ra',,i1.ad Lnrc,'ioor
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GUY 'li G-''' ;
".IL t,u' III
w. ~ If not, 6l,
~ ny WI VI
~ en-; d - 20 - -
lIou''ccu III eNciS :t ,>S'1 IistiIG'' =
| IItM SClei"l O"I'iI'iI''V' N"9 NiSC'Su' ''li'
dTIH Ii'Hlilill ptCaile d res 'et'iDie' liM v
a"''liiS helil'ollllc ~ s|iIl~'l'i!ii, sen
respecting ana icsPeC'in5 iiit IIsiits o
offers. us strength a9 4 I'e in }I oi
| SahlZauoll was lhcfedSeu ny "''Vy' No'CN
"lich hummer were cas- l1r liiat hohtS' oii
| DenoCFat' LUG lStu9 '2tiIell' no" uttu' rs I
candIqaIe lof Mayor Wlieh ne was de!eate'
| by Edward cooper uhuef combination o
| Democrats opposed 10 IalnnanN han WIN
| the ltepuhllcAn party OF the city, on a III
! vision OF Offices, which polled lO-opo vote;
| against hlm but we nave had TO combat
not only the lalse impressions created a
To the character OF the members OF our or
| ganiZauOn, winch nave been manufacturer
not only to blacken our reputation ant
lessen our influence. nut charges nave alst
been male against our poltlcal integrity
ana the honesty OF our support given Il
,i i "a ~ IL az, ri
Tiiden and HandrirIys in lS-6 and Han.
| cool, and Fn@Iisb in $50 and the ,,ress q
tLc country has 81 GENERALLY. circIjatcd tbi,
atrncious slender fiat Inv continued reneti
ion even ;rnnartial mon have como 10 he
Iinvei il The foIIouin,
|
aiAIF-N'I-Nl 'F fN'i9
Should suffice 70 bury this calumny fol
| ever: In 1876 Illdens total vote III New
York State was 52l.9i9; Hayes $500
| IIlden majority. 81, al. Iammany witt
It's magnificent discipline and honest man
agement, brought this enormous vote Il
the Democratic ticket, and made success
certain. The victory which the Republi
| can managers snatched from the jaws o
defeat must be sought elsewhere. Per
CH'illce u may nc uiscoNeieI ~ me h'l!'llS