Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-07
Tammany's Triumphal March.

CHICAGO, July 6th.-Members of Tammany to-
night report most enthusiastic reception all
the way from New York. At Rochester the
Kelly train stopped at the central depot, and
1000 people were present TO see it, Kelly was
called out of his car. and he spoke as follows:
Citizens of Rochester: Allow me to congratu-
late you on this evidence of what appears 10 be
your interest in the political affairs of the ma
ton. When see 50 many anxious faces take
it that you are anxious To know whom Tam
many Hall faVOrs for President. Let me first
ask you whom do you favor? Loud cries of
q" "Tilden, .' Butler and " Bayard.' We have
been greeted all along the line by crowds of
citizens since we left New York II is safe
to say that nine-tenthS of all these people
Cleveland for President. We believe it would
be disastrous to the Democratic party to nom
mate him. Think that the opposition of the
working classes, as recently manifested in the
decided opposition to Cleveland ought to have
some effect on the delegates. Our only hope
and expectation is that the national delegates
Will listen to the warning, and nominate man
who will meet the expectation of the Demo
cratic masses. II does not matter to us who
that man may be, so he be one who can win.
In view OF the opposition expressed by the Re
publicanS against their nominee, we should
endeavor To nominate a man who is opposite TO
what he is. The Republican nominee is charged
by his own party with dishonesty while Speaker
of the House of Representatives. They charge
that. he has grown rich III the public
service and it is hardly necessary for
us to repeat the accusation. for his own
party is keeping these accusations before the
people now. As Governor Cleveland has
against him the organized labor of every
State in the Union, it would be political suicide
for the Democratic party TO nominate him. You
have here your own representative. He is safe,
careful and prudent His advice is always good
for you to follow. | now bid you good night"
At Utica, n Y, the Tammany train was
greeted by cannon and an immense crowd.
John Kelly, in response to calls. appeared on
the car platform, and in the course of his re-
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going to Chicago TO nominate the next Presi-
dent. Tammany Hall Will support the candi-
date of the national Democracy: but it will be
most untortunate-most unfortunate repeat
if Grover Cleveland is made that candidate"
Prolonged cheers greeted this declaration, and
applause rewarded the chief when he asked
that his Utica friends advise his friend, Con-
gresham SpriggS, that he is on the wrong track
in pursuing the Cleveland idea.
The Pacific Coast Delegation to Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 6th.-The California delegation
held another secret conference tonight, the
proceedings of which were not given to AsSo-
ciated Press reporters. II was ascertained that
Oregon and Nevada would not act with Califor-
mia in the formation of Joint delegation to be
known as the Pacific coast delegation for the
promotion of mutual interests Ii was also
learned that the Oregon delegation will support
Judge Field. No definite action was taken as to
the nature of the tariff plank to be advocated
by the California member of the Committee on
Resolutions.
Tilden's Health, Again.
NEW YORK, June 6th.-Andrew Fl. Green, Con-
troller OF the city of New York left for Chicago to-
day direct from Greystone the home of Tilden,
The published story OF Tilden's feebleness is
denied upon seeming authority. He walks
daily with friends about Greystone, and shows
even more than his usual strength.
The Question of TiIden's Candidacy.
CHICAGO, July 9th Some delegates. especially
those from the South, are 10th to accept Tildens
letter of withdrawal as final. and talk of his
nomination anyhow. The Daily NelcS Will say
on this subject 1t may be said authorita-
lively however that Daniel Manning has in
his pocket a letter from Tilden to meet just such
a contingency as this. Should Tilden's adj
mirers insist on bringing his name before the
Convention this document viii be read: and it
is safe to say that it will reiterate and empha-
size his letter of declination. 1t is further un-
derstood that this paper will be Il fiat declara-
ton for Cleveland, and all favorable TO the
Sage of Graystone VIII be asked 10 transfer
their allegiance to Cleveland"
Woman and Two Children Killed.
CAIRO qll.l. July 6th.--A heavy wind and
rain-stOrm occurred at Columbus. KY, yesterday
evening killing a woman and two children,