Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-21
POLITICAL MATTERS.
Delegates to the Republican National
Convention.

lBy telegraph
New YORK, April 10TH So far, delegates
elected TO the National Republican Conven-
ton from this State are divided thus {:
Blaine, %; Arthur, 8; Edmunds, 6; Ed
munds or Blaine I anti-Arthur, 3; Ed
munds or Arthur, , contested, 3 Blaine's
strength in the State delegation will reach
AT least 40.
CLEVELAND (O.), April 19th.-The Repub-
icans of the Twenty first (Cleveland) Dis
trict to-day elected for delegates TO Chicago
A. c. Hood and Edwin Cowles, and for al
ternates, q. I. Chapman and ID. A. DAN
gler, all for Blaine, but uninstructed.
CHARLESTON CIV. Va.), April I9th.-The
Republicans of the county met to-day to
send delegates to the Republican State Con-
vention at Martnsburg, Influential dele
gates from the county say they are for
Blaine and Lincoln first, last and all the
time From what press correspondent
can learn from prominent politicians, the
delegates viii be instructed for Blaine and
Lincoln.
TOPEKA (Ks.), April 19th.-Reports from
/ nearly twenty Republican County Conven-
tons held in Kansas to-day, TO choose dele
gates to Congressional District and State
/ Conventions TO be held next week to elect
delegates to the National Convention in
Chicago show, whenever Presidential pref
/ erences were expressed, that they were gen
orally for Blaine and Lincoln, although
! Logan has many friends
New YORK, April 19th.-Thc Congress
sional districts tonight elected delegates To
the Chicago National Convention, as fol-
I lows Sixth District John ]. O Brien, John
II. Brady; Seventh District, John ID. Law
/ son, Charles \. Taintor; Eighth District,
Robert G, McCord, John Collins; Ninth
District, George Hillyard, Jacob NJ Pauer-
son; Tenth District, Michael Cregan, Bcr-
nard Biglin; Eleventh District, J. Il. Ly-
decker, Anson G. McCook; Twelfth Dis
/ trict, Edmund Stephenson, VIM Dowd ;
| Thirteenth District, Frank Raymond, John
\. Eagleson. The Ninth Assembly Dis
trict bolted from the Sixth Congressional
District Convention and nominated To the
Chicago Convention George l.. Deane Sr
and Frederick 5. Gibbs. These last named
and McCOok in the Eleventh District, are
alone claimed as anti-Arthur. All the rest
/ are Arthur men.
NEW YORK, April 19th.-The World says
of the Republican city primaries yesterday :
\ mighty effort was made by the machine
10 sweep the city for Arthur but out of
seyenty-nine delegates chosen to the State
1 Convention at least fourteen are anti
Arthur The Times thinks there are only
eight. The contest in the Twenty first Dis
trict was the most spirited ever held, and
resulted in the defeat of Jake Hess and the
machine The Independent ticket, headed
by Theodore Roosevelt and Joseph w.
Harper, was elected.
MINNEAPOLIS (Minn), April l9th.-The
Tribune tomorrow will publish q tabulated
statement of answers to a circular sent out
through the State regarding preferences for
President. The following is the result :
First choice-Blaine, 973 Edmunds, 1919 (;
Arthur, 1S2; Lincoln, SO; Logan, A scat
tering, 81. Edmunds, second choice. 9Sl.
| These represent partial canvass of II
counties. The Democrats TO man are for
Tilden