Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-25

GRAND RAPIDS (Mich.), April 24th.-The Re-
publican State Convention met this morning,
and was called to order by William Livingston,
Chairman pro TEN. of the State Central Com
mittee. Hon K. G. Hoar of Saginaw, was
called to the Chair as temporary Chairman.
The Chairman of Committee on Credentialsre-
ported 6l0 delegates present. Col HI. \.
Duffield of Detroit, Chairman of the Committee
on Permanent Organization, reported the names
of Hon. NJ. C. Burch, of Grand Rapids, for per
manent Chairman, and c. c. Bennett, of Bay
county, for permanent Secretary.
The report of the committee was unani-
mOusly adopted, and the organization com
pleted by the election of ce-Presidents and
chair amid much enthusiasm and briefly adj
dressed the Convention. The report of the Com
mittee on Resolutions was read by its Chair
man. Hon. Robert Warren, and after discussion
the platform presented by the committee was
adopted. District delegates TO the Chicago Con-
ventiOn were then chosen, with Presidential
preferences as follows: Blaine TO- Edmunds 1,
unknown ,. The delegates at large go unin-
structed. Their preferences are unknown Adj
iourned.
THE OHIO REPUBLICANS
CLEVELAND, April 2lth.-The Blaine caucus
re-assembled this morning before the COnven-
ton, and voted 10 support as a compromise
ticket for Observation-Disclosures, Judge Foraker
Judge West, Judge Amber and Marcus |. Hanna.
Foraker and Hanna are regarded as for Sher-
man. The others are strong Blaine men.
The Convention was called TO order at 945
this morning. The Committee on Permanent
Organization reported for permanent President
Ill ~ riaiiso' NJ NrcEinIo,. W. aS,orted 70
tb ie rhalr nv. a committee and maGe J, bTief and
I 80 gTsooo6 >' -''''''N "
For candidate for Secretary of State were pro-
posed c. T. Clark and J. 7. Oglevie, OF franklin
SbaT5arJ Of prahIa coiiI,ty,. I : pnbinson of
Hardin conntv. Dvi@bt powell of 1shtob,,Ia
oountT. II A vIinar of M,sl.nnr1,, nH,,I,t+.
Robinson IvaS nominated ON tbe third ballot
For I,doe of rhp SiInrero Court Hon WTo w
Jobnson fha nraSeut chief Justica If Tho S,,.
y,,aI,,, Go,,rt d,d LIN = pra,a Of ,,'t.
er nronnsed robnEon noWnad ~,
vote Of 550MRraze rereiyin~ i56 ~ &"
C. 4, FIickinger was nominated for member
ofthe BOARD az pubjic Works For daleoote AZ
Iarga 10 rho cbicarro Convantinn f,Idgo y
Foraker was elected nv acniomnIion 4 motion
to elect Judge W H. Wesley by reclamation
was lost
me cahuioates nominated were Judge west
3lI ''cheral J0hll Beauty OF Noiu4puS; "aIker
lhofhas {cooFed)' OF DelaWare; JaeoD a Am
nap fob p crrGm coiorad nf Goboaa
so W. ~ AZ ~ ~! ri''9
mo ,,odestl,- refused to entertain The iooti,, 70
nlect him bv acciomotion INT General Gro,,or
SteDrnd 10 & front and NM The otio H
was carried with enthusiasm Mckinley is not
committed, but is considered to be for sherman
Rev. James PoindeXter lcolored), of Columbus
and S 5. Warner, of Wellington were added to
the candidates;
a paiIoI was takeh, itlld before t1e announce
lileIlt ol me result a rush was haue from Narl-
UCs 70 w h!iei. Judge west moved
ried nnanimoTsIy by riSinr vote AMID cbcorS
4 motion to eIect JlIdge West nv accInmntior,
was tabled. A ballot was ordered Teforr tha
ballot was announced a Inotio,, ,,,s c,,r;J ~
elect Hanna by acclamation This i ratroreG
rs another sherman victory 4 morton +" stIs
mend the rules and elect Reottv nnothar cher
man man nv accInrnation I,oS 1T N'-N-
JfId@e WeSt was elected as rho fonr+b daIeooto
and briefly thanked the Convention. 7'''''
accIamntion -
Mckinley, being asked his preference for
Presidential candidate, said to an Associated
Press reporter: Il absolutely haven't any"
General Conley was elected the second Presi-
sine die at halfpast 1.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
WORCESTER Mass Anril oltb Tho ron+b
Congressional District dInoted W pica Ia
Thee, G. Bate, delegates TO tbe Rennbiiran No-
finn9i Convention Rotb arc for EdnnD,da ' '"
NEW Brnropn (,Ioss) Anril 9th Tho Pc
pubIicans of the First District elected Jonathan
Bourne ana Frank : stevens deeoateS to- en-
c,uo Ronrna f,vors Ed,oInds or3 Sto,.ors 80 :
for Arthur.
Dies MONIES Ga.), April 23d-The Fourth Dis
trict to-day elected delegates to the Republican
National Convention. They were instructed for
Blaine.
RUTLAND VERMONT. April 24th.-The Repub-
leans Of the First Vermont Congressional Dis
trlct today nominated delegates to Chicago.
Both Tor kdmunds,
BALTBIoRE April 2ith.-The Third Congress
SlQnal District Republican Convention elected
initT,ct@d qua! " 'iie lineage ooh'elo' uh
DStrirt PnIb7ca - roIoti ,i @
tf, 4 t tn i1i VIE 70 col
49, IT - ~ NJ So,iaiIeu
ton of the Convention, then elected deIeoates
to Chicago with two alternates. The Custom
mouse convention elected delegates to Chicago,
ana TWO coIored alternateS.
MINNEAPoLIs (AIinn1. April 2Ith.-The Repub-
licans of the Fifth CONGRESSIONAL District today
elected delegates to Chicago. Barto prefers Ed
mundS, but will vote for Blaine in accordance
WITH the wishes OF his constituents Page is for
MANkoTA (Mmn.li April 2ith.-The Second
District elected delegates to Chicago to-day.
SroSDy Is ior Edmunds personally, but will vote
Ior blalIic. Rogers Is Tor Edmunds hrst, Sher-
man second
OLATIIE (KS) April 24th-The Second Con-
grcssional District Republican Convention to-
day elected delegates to the Chicago Conyen-
ton uninstructed
.o,rrx, atm r,o,, ,c>.,Yrss
90 ''D i'i, oo''i'i-Ns'
WATERyTILE (Me.), April 2ith.-The Republi-
t:t u .iiv Dis
Ion for CnIS ~ 7e'h L. 'iii'-
PHILADELPHIA, April 2ith.-The Press figures
Blaine an increase of 80 votes in New York
Pennsylvania and Ohio over his votes from
those States in the last National Convention
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state Ionvnnti0,' ,rblcb ..SIId - ~, a.
aiectnd de1a.,otae ~ Ir w. tP TtiI go
l-nntion ne doieg,t@s ,,i,,tr,nti ~,
are ali II, ra,or "f 7iidn ''i' o"'
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THE LOUISIANA ELECTION