Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-04
THE NOMINATIONS.
DEMOCRATS JUBILANT OVER THE
NOMINATIONS.
from the Leading
Towns in the State Concern
ing the Ticket.
IsPEc1AL DISPATCHES TO THE REcogD-uNIoN.

/ ESPECIAL
| Los ANGELES, September 3d.-Democrats
of ell classes are fully satisfied with the
entire ticket nominated by the State Con-
| vention. Bartletts name is held to be par
ticularly strong for the head of the ticket.
Tarpeys nomination is also recognized as
a most fitting one, giving the labor element
| a prominent place on the ticket. All of
southern California is much gratitied at the
placing of Judge Byron Waters on the
ticket, who is considered very strong can
didate upon his own personal merit. J. ID.
Lynch, for Congress, is greeted upon all
sides as the best possible man for the po-
sition. The Express, a Republican
paper, warmly comedies his fitness
for the position, while announcing
preference for the party candidate, on
political grounds. Many Republicans,
prominent in this city and section, say
they will vote for Lynch. Southern Cali
fornia is conceded to him by nearly all,
even by his political opponents. Los An
geles and other southern counties expect
further recognition at the hands of the Con-
vention, in the way of at least one more
prominent place on the ticket. Del Valles
name would be well received here. The
Democracy all over seem to be in high
feather, and proclaim their ability to elect
the ticket straight a. the November cleo
ton.
SANTA BARBARA, September 3d.-General
| satisfaction is expressed with Bartlett's
nomination. Regrets are expressed that
| Tarpeys attitude regarding irrigation was
not more fully understood. The ticket,
though, is satisfactory on the whole.
BAKERSFIELD, September 3d.-The nomi-
nations for Governor and Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor are considered by the Democracy
here very strong ones. The nominations
for Supreme Judges are also received with
| great favor. The part Of the platform re-
| ferring to irrigation is considered absolutely
| perfect.
SANTA PAULA (Cal.). September 3d.-The
| Democracy of Santa Paula and vicinity are
| jubilant over the nomination of Bartlett,
for Governor and will celebrate it by burn
| ing barrel of Ventura oil.
| SALINAS, September 3d.-The news of the
| nomination of Bartlett and Tarpey is
hailed with delight by the Democrats here.
| They predict an enormous majority for the
two, whom they consider the strongest
| candidates in the field.
| MODESTO, September 3d.-The nomina-
| ton of Bartlett was received by the Demo-
Gratis here with the greatest of satisfaction.
1
| here received the news of the nomination
of Bartlett with surprise. All preferred
Pat Reddy, but will fall into line and sup
| port the nominees. They have little to
say a0out Tarpey. No enthusiasm is Wis
| ible. But little is said by anyone upon the
subject.
| GRASS VALLEY, September 3d.-The Dem
ocrats of this place are well pleased with
| the nominations made at the Convention,
and feel sanguine, as they consider it good
| ticket, which is also admitted by the lead
ing Republicans.
WHEATLAND, September 3d-The Demo-
Gratis of this vicinity are well pleased over
| the nomination of Bartlett and Tarpey.
but not with as much enthusiasm as if
| Berry had received the nomination, he be-
ing the choice in this district.
| MARYsvILLE, September 3d-The news
of the nomination of Mayor Bartlett for
Governor and Tarpey for Lieutenant Gov
Gratis, and the ticket is conceded to be
| good one by the Republicans, better, how
ever, for San Francisco than the interior.
SMARTsyILLE September 3d.-The nom-
nations give most general satisfaction.
Better could not be made than Mayor
Bartlett for Governor and Tarpey for Lieu
| tenant-GOvernor, and, together with the
Supreme Judges, insures certain victory.
A salute will be fred this evening.
| GRIDLEY, September 3d.-The Democrats,
| without exception, are well pleased with
| the nominees of the Convention, and are
| jubilant over the assured victory of the
ticket at the polls in November.
ORovILLE, September 3d.-Mayor Bart
lett was the first choice of large majority
of the Democrats here, and they are highly
elated. Tafpey is not well known here,
but his nomination seemst to be satisfactory.
DowNIEv1LLE, September 3d.-The news
of the nomination of Mayor Bartlett for
Governor and Tarpey for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor was enthusiastically received by the
Democrats of Sierra.
CHICO, September 3d.-The Democrats of
Chico are jubilant over the nominations of
Bartlett and Biggs, but regret that Berry
| has been left out, as he would have given
| strength to the ticket in northern California.
RED BLUFF, September 3d.-Tne nomi-
neeS of the Democratic Convention are gen.
orally well received by the party followers.
Filcher, for Railroad Commissioner is well
liked, though Wilson was preferred. The
| platform is favorably discussed, particu-
larly the Chinese question.
| FOLSOM, September 3d.-The nomi-
nations were received here with great salts
faction. Bartlett and Tarpey are con-
| sidered the strongest combina ion that
could be made.
| PLACEEvILLE September 3d.-The NOM
nations of the Democratic Convention for
| Governor and Lieutenant-Governor give
general satisfaction, as far as can be learned
| tonight. The bosses are still at the Con-
vention.
| DIXON, September 3d.-The nominations
of Bartlett for Governor and Tarpey for
Lieutenant-G Governor were favorably re-
ceived by the Democrats here to-day. Berry
was the choice for first place, but the nom-
ination Of Bartlett gives entire satisfaction.
| ELMIRA, September 3d.-The nomination
of Bartlett for Governor and Tarpey for
Lieutenant Governor, is received here with
general satisfaction by Democrats, and it is
claimed to be strong ticket.
VAcAvILLE, September 3d.-Berry and
Reddy were the favorites here, but the drift
of sentiment has favored Bartlett. The
ticket nominated is regarded as the strong
est that could have been made, being re-
ceiyed by everybody with enthusiasm.
MARTINEZ, September 3d.-The nomina-
ton of Bartlett and Tarpey seems to fill
the bill exactly with the Democrats here.
| Bartlett is considered the strongest man
that could be put at the head of the ticket
LODI, September 3d.-The news of the
Democratic nominations of Bartlett and
| Tarpey is received in this section with con-
siderable enthusiasm The Democrats feel
assured of victory in November Even
the Republicans admit the strength of the
| ticket.
HAYwARD's, September 3d.-The nomi-
| nation of Bartlett fer Governor, and Tar
pey for Lieutenant Governor, the Demo-
Gratis think was the very best that could
have been made. The Democrats in this
valley feel jubilant over the matter, and
there is every evidence of booming cam
paign.
CENTERvILLE, September 3d.-The nom-
ination of Bartlett and Tarpey is well re-
ceived here by the Democrats, and they
will carry the full strength of the party
There will be no special demonstration.
SAN LEAEDRo, September 3d.-Bartlett
and Tarpey suit our Democrats first rate,
although Tarpey was their choice for Gov
ernor. They have been pacified by his rec
ognition for the second place.
PETALUNtA, September 3d.-Ever since
Bartletts name was mentioned before the
Convention, the Democrats here were en-
thusiastic for him. His independent and
manly course as Mayor of San Francisco is
mentioned with pride. The Democrats at |