Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-10
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
GRAND BANQUET AT SENATOR
STANF0RD'S RESIDENCE.
Senate and House-CaIifornia Wines
Cabinet Presiden-
tial Nominations


lsrEcIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-uEIoN.
Determined Attitude of the President on
the Anu-Chinese Question.
WASHINGTON. February 9th.-The Presi-
dent to-day said to member of Congress
feel myself bound by every considera-
ton to protect the Chinese who are in this
country under treaty stipuations with a
foreign power from violence or outrage. |
have no doubt that the evils of Chinese
immigration are keenly felt by the work
ingmen on the Pacific coast, but that fur
nlshes no justification for an assault upon
the Cinnamon. ] think the opponents of
immigration on the coast are iniuring the
prospects for further restriction of immi-
grafton by this lawless crusade against the
Chinese An orderly way of procedure is
the best way, and if attempts are made TO
expel the Chinese from the country bv
force, such conduct will be repealed by the
exercise Of all the strength of the Federal
Government"
Troops ordered TO Seattle-Proclamation
by the President.
WASHINGTON. February 9th.-The follow
ing telegram was sent to Governor Squire,
OF Washington Territory, to- night
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON ID. c.. February o. 1856
To Hon. y Gtson C. Squire 6ouernOr, SEATTLE, ".
r.: The following proclamation has just been
Issued and General Gibbon has been ordered 10
proceed at once in person with troors to Seattle
BY the President of the United States OF
America-A proclamation: Whereas it is rep
resented To me by the Governor of the Territory
OF MashinZton that domestic violence exists
WITHIN sad Territory, and that by reason of UNI
lawful Instructions and combinations. and the
assemblage OF eyil-disposed persons it has been
lmpracllca6ie to enforce, by the ordinary
course OF JuiIcial proceedings, the laws of the
United states at Seattle, and at other
points and places within said Territory. whereby
lie ana pro 9erty are threatened and endan-
gered; ana whereas, in the judgment of the
President an emergency has arisen. and case
Is now presented which justiaes and requires.
under :ne Constitution and laws OF the United
states II the command and warning of this
proclamation be disObeyed and disregarded.
now, therefore. l. Grover Cleveland, President
OF the United States of America, 90 hereby com
mand and warn all insurgents, and all persons
VINO nave assembled at any point within said
territory OF Washington for the unlaw-
iul purpose aforesaid. to des,st there
from, and to dispersc and retire peace
ably to their respective abodes on or before
o O'Clock in the afternoon of the 10th of Feb
ruary, instant, and do adinOnish all good citi-
zens OF the United States and all persons with
IN the limits end jurisdiction thereof against
AIDING, abettlng, eOuntenaucing or taking any
part IN such unlawful acts or assemblages In
witness whereof. | have set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States to be here
unto affixed. Done at the city of Washington
the 9th ~ Of February, in the year of our Lord
one l9o l eight hundred and eighty-six,
one fnndred IA tnt6 oi inc ehiteo states
By the President; Gnovrp crrvrr,xo
T. r. BAfARD, Secretary of State.
An Appeal for Protection.
80 Iia;,,ioI' February 9lh.IIne Chl-
49,, ii.is afealeo 70 the Govern
- ~ p.o'eo'ioh ior tne Cnlnese at Be-
a. q; was ielueSteu lor the Chlnese IN
'.'a,'s senclat VEGAS ago. Wheh the as
'"'o''i0e ooouiIeu tnere.
the Stanford Banquet.
WASHINGTON, February 9th - Senator
Stanford spacious residence on the corner
of Seventeenth and X streets, was the scene
OF superb and unstinted hospitality last
evening. This luxurious dinner. to which
the guests We're seated ar 7:30 O'Clock was
given especially 10 the Pacific coast delega-
ton, all Of whom were present except Con-
gressmen Henley Markham and FELTON,.
Those present were Senators Evarts Bowen
Jones, Dolph and Teller, and Congressman
Morrow, Louttlt, McKenna, Hermann,
SymeS and WOODBURY.. Senator and Mrs
Stanford presided. The dinner was splen-
did and beautiful in its appointments. Ten
courses were served. California wines were
served throughout, save one change to
French champagne. California red wine
was substituted tor Burgundy, and white
~ W. IN Ml'ii tne oysters Inc clusters
that briat,a,od ,he tt Ja'd i anu apples
came in fron, ca1;f"ro;o ii iote anu .nele
AFTERNOON II NO. E.o."ii,. Uad!y
fornia banouat-a tvn;caI ny ~ an,
~ caIdag c. 80 ppanquet II9ih
s-r.,,, 49,, H. vi -. lne Vegetables
she panif;n ocaan IT, 'n n,, si,n. eo"aiu
rangad bv Madame nan,orot 81 IL "a.
bnt The dishes were nrenoro5 hy, ~ a' 10y
TORS caterer Tho tea and cofiaa sa.,';oa IS
solid GOLD was from, tho CeI;fnr,,;a 80, ~,
ON p1ass;,,a c,oidar .ra,,s IL 80, -. l.' =
snoons wore Of hammerod s;I,,ar rs III,
designs tbe china was hand na;ntsS Dresl
dom Vienna and POI 80, "a o1
was distinct in itseIf Pc Ie
toric nortrait or SCENE ar so,nn la -;
The Paid ON tho Saline 49,, 81. 1891
tbe nIate of Senatnr Evor,, o a,d IA fn ~
Mari Oueen Of Scots loolad f. ~, ' ~ 81 So VI
tor Dolph when he reversed his nlata Tho
table was snraad in ,bo go ti of ~ nc
damask. relieved in the center by a Iarge
has ket of roses, thanked on each side by a
oval plaque OF Jacqueminots. The COM
pany was received in the long oriental par
AOiSi "HeiS piiSut anu Dedulliully blended
colors presented an almost enchanting
picture.
The San Francisco Postosfice BiI-stan-
ford's First speech in the senate
W.su,xerov Eohu,,. OIL m, -,
offered hy Seno,or SD lay u Y'n.-!ne plll
a compo;ss;on ~ s ol.an'oiu, plosiuing lor
fsico u, g., W Seie0' sue lor post
$3.50 600 fo- -. ,,,naIae aliu appropFlotlns
TODAY Senator R;ddIeharaa,. of V;,Se:-;e
made inquiry as to the necessity for 50
iarge an appropriation. and Senator Sian.
ford briefly, but effectively eynIained the
great growth of the CITY nj San Fro,,c;soo
the extent of the business done. and showed
that the Government derives over si00 200
revenue per annum from the sam Eronc; So
co postofiice. He said the money asked
for was not in excass IF The o,,,9,,,,t 20
quired 10 purchase a suitable e;tn CO.. Is .
new building. and doubted if that was s nj.
ficient The pres nt buildine, vras $500
and would not stand much Ion@er This
was the first speech made nv SaHator stan'
NNitosCA Sto4A-