Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-28
WHOLE NO. 1851.

bearing noble manly part. He was with
them when they circled about the cradle of the
infant State he has shared with the survivors
their deep Joy and pride rs they noted Caiiior-
mas matchlCSS progress, aud watched her
Drlillant brow rising above the shining coronetS
of her sisters.
Through all these years his record has been
worked by honest industry laudable enterprise
and sound common sense His life has been a
MODEL OF useful. unaSSluuing, meritoriouS clti-
zenShlp. lie has exhibited a character 50 rug
Sed and stainless that even the cnvi0uS and the
MaiSNoieft have never dared to make ii target
ior their personal errors. The fortune Caliior-
MA gave btul he did not carry to other lands u
sgUbhder IN rlo;ouS rcyeliugS and gOudy dis
plays: ne has never used it to establish inSoleut
tyranny over the poor he has never withheld
u irom promptly sustaining ilS lust share of pub
llc burdens he has never employed II
the industries OF 4 State u cry oGt i'll
anguish But he has directed il in developing
ihS material resources OF the West lie has even
used It for nohier purposes, When the first cry
against oppression came M nom the valleys,
this man, who had been the miners brother.
became the farmers friend. That the IaboriuS
ana producing classes might find among the
leaders OF the Western press an advocate wear
ing no hrelius, collar George Hearst devoted
ms fortune 10 sustain aud strengthen such al
advocate BN his word aud bv his splendid
example, he has eSp0used the cause of the
masses Nhcn thCN nave protested against the
a-E EiCSSnNS oi d.,srCEatct. ca. it8l. Honest dig
ilitd, klnd-heartod and p;ihlic-Sprited-SuC
+ i1, Ii'S nam @ we present tor the senatorship The
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dUStrirs, charms and 6cai,firS tbat ,I,,r before
existed save in tbr drraTcr's vision tlI Tl,cse
are involved in the choice we are about to
MAKE Icy US SEND To tte senate u man who
owes 3 OailiotA'" lor hr95SI Mohe, ana HSr reo-
pc pvC"USc IhVH are ItiH"-tSelncu' bololhS
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her glory by night. / take pleasure in secon,jiug
the nomination OF George Hearst for United
states senator.
THE BALLOT,
The roll was then called with the following
result.
For StanfOrd-Allen, Amy Banbury Barnes
Buhlert. Carter of Contra Costa Carter of So
lauo Colby Cook. tuivrr Daley. Davis Dryenv
Tdwnr,s j5iIison tirel,an,,b Fr.nII, t,r,,cL'
Hazard. Heath Haywood, Hollistcr. Hunt HuS-
sey, Jones, jordan. KaIheu Iull,.rty, Laushlin,
Long, Loud, Lowell May, Mct,lashau, McJun-
kin, MeMUray Nvurs Parks. Patterson, Pellet,
Porter, Pyle. Reeves, Eo>eacrry. Russ. sullivan,
Swayuc, TORY, Van NoorhicS, Walrath, Watson
of Alameda. Ward OF Butte Ward,o san Fran
cisco, Weaver. WhitcOmh. Wool. Woodward,
Yule-1s
For Hearst-Ashc Barnett. Beard, Black. Britt,
Clark Coleman Corcoran De Witt Doo!ing
Goucher. Gregory. Henley. Henry Johnson. Me-
Donald. MoilItt Morris Munday Watson of FL
Dorado-2u
douglass was absent and Mclean asked that
his name DC passed.
McJunkin offered a resolution informing the
Senate OF the action of the Assembly. and ex-
tending an invitation To that body to meet in
joint Convention in the Assembly Chnmber on