Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-21

follows: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Matthew
Maynard; Secretary of State, William Fl .
Shakespeare; Treasurer, James Blair (:
Auditor George P. Sanford; State Board of
Education. Rev. Christian Vandcrveer. 4
Joint list of Presidential electors was
chosen. six of which are GreenbackerS and
seven Democrats.
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS.
TRENTON, August 20th.-The Democratic
State Convention met at noon General
Mcclellan, temporary Chairman, said the
Democratic party deserved success and must
have ii, rs time brought its revcngeS. Re
cess.
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS.
New HAVEN, August 20th.-At the Re
publican State Convention, Judge W r.
Elmer was elected temporary Chairman
In his speech he said that James G. Blaine
was the peer of any man in the world for
integrity. John 4. TebbitS was elected
permanent President On assuming the
chair he said thatthe principles upon which
the Republican party was founded were lis
principles to-day. lie arraigned the Demo
cratic party for its p Sition during the war,
and said its policy on the tariff would re-
duce the honest laborer of America To
condition Of pauper labor He eulogized
James u. Dlalne rs the most lIuSFlOuS
man OF ms ulne, lAppLauSe.l lie also
eulogized General Logan.
Inc convention then voted to take an
informal ballot on the candidate Tor GOV
ernor. The names of General W. II. Bulk
cley, Phineas c. Lousbury and Henry h.
Harrison were presented. On the second
ballot Henry s. Harrison was nominated.
TEXAS pEIoCRtTs.
Io,,srox Auo,,st oo,b Tho Dor,,.c,..,.ic
STATE ConTontiSn rcossep,bIr5 m Io
permanent organization was effected. The
report of the Committee on Platform was
unanimousle adopted The platform in
dorScs the National Democratic platform ::
declares in favor of common free schools
for both white and black children; opposes
the enactment OF a herd law; recommends
5llat tIe LEGISLATURE ol 'le state should
iilIii' III, 'lio 'ul"uI't o' lS''' eS'"'J oNHei "i
ilcI'i , ol Ooi lol au9LlS IL ucHl'lJS "'a' SCilVot
iaiI',s ID 'ie d sdCl el i'sS III inc CUSTODY 0i
1lle = anu I''N oy''.ts lCsl suVi
i9lluS Il''ll 'llc aO'uul setut4s uCSlLc 10 PlI-
~ VI ~ ~
tbnt tho t,yn-t[irds mia ho s,,.ta;naJ
contest dnhotr and rnIl-co1I hv ro,,n+ies
followed Tho two-tbirds rple was sus-
toired IN. q vo+o of 2ot; o,os IN ~ NOES
Several nnt1Ans tn oI1nnru \rpfpl
a., ,Tho oo,I,,,,o,,,, ,,raso,,toJ t;,,. tI,a
nominotion for Govrrnor was that of Irr-
land Tho ruIe was susnendod and Inbn
Ireland re-non,inated for (,o,errno,. I,,. ar-
clamation. amid Great enthusiasm. State
Senator Barnett Gibbs. of Dallas was nom
mated for LeutCnant-GOVernOr by acCia-
mauoh. GnpnS Is me youngest man ever
nominated Ior lIeutenahl-GoVerhor oi
leNaS. ireland ana "lpoS addressed inc
convention. Adjourned to P. NJ.
HoUsToN, August 20th-On reassem-
bling, the following nominations were
made: State Comptroller, W. j. Swain
Treasurer, f. L. Lubbock Commissioner
of Land Office, w. c. Walsh; Attorney
General, John u. Templeton.
xrv ,rvrco nr,,,oc,,rs
-,
DEH Ek lool.! AuSuS' EU'h'.l =, ne Dem
otI'ltlc OTnFsitloii 1l tne territory ol New
heAlcu' hel" ~ Alp,uqueIquei ,u noinllate'i
altolllo :, joseph Iot lerIltoIlai uelesate 10
80, '''>
KANSAS DEMOCRACY.
ro,.. ,.. oo.,. NJ Do,.:
u; al.
my &c 'IIls IL .'oii MtVi'
nr,. riUli ~ Choi u i' 4oo'', as 'eai-
Poia!s Oil,tii iiail' co!iiIili'tces "ele "P-
polln'eu VII. H. liSlluctioiS 10 report 'o-
iiiUiIoM, anu 'ile ~ eiitiGil a'iJotttlieu'
y Loiir el,,Ioi u i'e'roti'aiis lIlI;apIr
-, -. u I u IL M
time was wholly occupied in effectine an
organization.
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uiS''' NJ ''f-i--'p.N, r.. ''-is.
KANSAS CITY, August 2Oth.-Ihe Green,
BACK state convention met to-day ana /"
deleSa@s were present Platform wa
icI f tbo Stat - ,,,'it
! tbe Greenhacl-ers in nm effnrt r., ,veytbrou
I tLc RoI1rhon Jvnost,, Of aIisSonr; Tntba
eTd tbo,ort :, nrnsn,,te Tho I,a,ne of Wall,
Ford for Goydrnor and declares that il !,
NOT for rho i,,tarests nf tho xvi, ~ ,na1[.
other nominations of state officers Ieavino
| the matter to tbe central comnIittce Tb1
action of the Conventinn is understood +,
n,con f1sio,, with tho PanubIicans ieo,inr
witb The Latter nart1 Tho ,,11,,;,'ot;Gn of tI,5
remainder of tbc STATE ticket
prt,an, -
10 5il,o Lat ~ ~ Jaf g. 'Gi .l
no,,o'.rnt;o ,tort, ,rto IoaIa,, oi! in
to.,,iir,ad ~, H. In t' uC
than1 ~ taiyo tLn ro1n of a@,@,reSSr 'Thn,
ii,.l of ~,
-, tto IibrdroS and oisou.Lora ., M
I'iiI
60, Pa,,,iIioa,' ,,,,'nrI
- -. I'l ..,
oi'ih b''ier "er'ions'rd'ioh'
MERIDEN conn, August 2Oth-Ih'
butleT uelhollSIIi'tlon III tiils city was eA
~, ; b,,t ',T-
tho,i non ,on,io o,ta,'Id oJ J'', " tI
hnt ahnnt 50 wore from his ;l'i, c;t, " '''
i "ro"''u i"Nen
Ne" oRK' August Zoth.-lhe AdePe'd
cIt has Withdrawn from the support o
Governor Cieyeland, on account OF tho
Buffalo scandal II is understood the change
OF front IS made by Bowen, the proprietor
against the views OF DR.. Ward, the editor
an! Dr. lWimng, associate editor. The
article IN winch the change IS announce
takes the ground that one act OF persona
| lnpurlty, II proved Is supposed 10 condemn
any po'H' III thiS ieS'iu 'lle L'tTDe""I'"
Vn, Teston,ant
C,oa,,, :. a., ,,;.,,
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NEW oRk' August ZVth'-Ihe iWtt'
| says cleveland lett the upper Sarana'
MohGay' gong i'rtIler lil'o tile WILDERNESS
ior lSiiliS ana hunting: Ai'er cam IN
| lake for = dov ar two he and DR. Word will
| return to Saranac and then visit some Other
| favorite spots in the Adirondacks. Possibly
they may cross the woods, coming out on
the lower side, The Governor is not eX,
pectcd i'll Albany until the last of the month
Disappointed Democrats.
W,s,rrxGrov Au,rst oOth -CIeveIond',
letter of acceptance was disappointina tC