Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-26
HOME AND ABROAD.
IsrEGAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRp-uSIoS.l
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Political CaIdrnn.

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INDIANAPOLIS June e5th.-The Indiana Demo-
cratic State Convention was called to order by
Joseph +. Mcdonald, who was received with
cheers. Daniel W. Noorhies was elected per
manent President. W. II, English read the
platform, which indorsed Mcdonald for Prcsi-
dent. Isaac p. Gray, NJ. ID. Manson and David
Turpie were nominated for Governor. Gray
was nominated on the first ballot, receiving 600
votes, Turpie 22S, Manson Isl. Manson was
nominated for LCutenant-Goveruor by accla-
nation; W. X. Myers, Secretary Of State: John r.
Cooper, Treasurer
ONO DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
COLUMBUS, June 25th.-The State Democratic
Convention, which assembled to-day, was the
smallest IN point of numbers held in years.
The platform declares for n tariff 10 protect
wool and tariff for necessary revenue and to
protect the laboriug interests aaree trade plank
being defeated There is also a declaration for
civil service reform.
congressman Converse offered the following
winch was adopted amid great enthusiasm aud
with no dissenting voice.
Resotrcd, That it is the sense of this Conveu-
tlon that samuel J. Ii!den, who was once legally
and fairly elected President of the United
States, but defrauded of his Office. should re-
cClYc the unanimous nomination AT the hands
OF the Democratic Convention which meets in
Chicago on July Sth.
\ motion 10 have the delegation vote as a unit
was tabled.
The names Of John r. Mclean, Lieutenant
Governor Warwick ana J. +. Powell were ur,,-
sented rs delegates At large, with long speeches
motion was here made to nominate General
Durbin one of the delegates at large hv accla-
nation. This Was carried 10y cali of the com
ties amid great confusion. The same motion
was made III the ease of Mclean
General J: Warner moved 10 substitute the
name of Allan q. Thurman. The Convention
went wild over the name of Thurman.
\ friend of Mclean moved that Thurman and
Mclean both be chosen, and both were declared
elected by vote Of 500 to Us, amid great CON
fusion.
Jacob Mueller was named as the fourth dele
gate.
The State ticket was named us follows. Secre-
tary of State, James ". Newman, OF Portsmouth
lrenominatcG'; supreme Judge. d. G. Martin. of
Lancaster; member of Board of Public Works
John II. Beuier, of TuscarawaS.
Adjourned
The delegation is strongly for q Western man
for President, although unable to agree on an
ONO man, and solid against any reduction i'm
the tariff. The delegation stands IS for either
Payne or Hoadly. to eight against either one of
them, and will probably never vote as Il unit.
GENERAL. RosECGANs' CHANCES.
WASHINGTON, June 25th.-Tne Ntioaal Rfpui-
licGIl says \ small boom for a Democratic I-TeSi-
dental candidate, that Is rapidly lHiuiuc
strength and supporters, has been discussed a;
the Capitol within the past few days. 1t places
General W. :. RoSecranS, of California at the
head OF the ticket y prominent New York
member said yesterday that with Rosecrans at
either end of the ticket success is assured rs he
could, II it was possible, combine nearly all the
opposing factions in New York and command
the soldiers vote throughout the country. Gen.
ROSecranS is known TO be the most popular
Democrat with lUboring men and anti-nonopo-
lists now before the people while his record as
a soldier and statesman Is highly commended
by all a number of Democratic Cougressren
who will take part in the Convention. and who
are not already pledged, are giving their support
TO him, ana he is regarded bV them as the
best compromise candidate yet mentioned
Representative Henley, of California, thinks
that Rosecrans could sweep the entire
slope, and his record as soldier
would divide if not carry the Eastern soldiers
vote; Representative Tully was for Randall
and Rosecrans from the start. lie thinks that
Randall tariff views are heartily indOrscd by
the entire Pacific slope, and. with RosecranS on
the ticket, II would be the strongest vet men
toned. Everybody on the slope admIreS Ran
dali, and Rosecrans is known and praised
everywhere. General ROsecrans is also mem
toned the probable Secretary of War if he
does not secure either of the nominations pro
Yidlng the Democrats win.
RATIFYING THE NOMINATIONS
New YORK, June 25th-The Union League of
Philadelphia ratified the nomination of Blaine
and Logan in Il large meeting i'll the clubhouse
last evening. Nearly every member in the city
was present and cheered enthusiastically every
time the names on the ticket were mentioned
Stirring speeches were made by Colonel Snow
den and President Bocock. a Campaign Com
mittee of 100 was appointed TO raise funds and
to conduct the campaign in the State.
MUST HAVE TILDEN.
NEW YORK, June 2jth.-There was an informal
meeting Monday evening of Democrats who
propose TO hold mass meeting here to advocate
Iilden's nomination, i'll spite of his letter of
withdrawal.
CHRoNoS OF BLAINE
NEW YORK, June 25th.-Large chromos of
Blaine are beginning to make their appearance
in rooms, but Logan has to content himself with
cheap Autographs \ large dealer SAYS The
first Blaine order we have received was from
San Francisco for 900 portraits. We have also
received orders from Chicago Cincinnati and
st. Louis. Blaine seems to be pretty popular in
Boston. We have sent good many there. From
Boston they are distributed through Maine and
the other New England States. As "A general
thing these pictures are most popular in the
West That is our best market