Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-18

Qurlng that time there was little wranglt
between the Mahoneites and Che opponent:
OF the unit rule, which finally resulted in
the latter leaving the meeting in body
and refusing all compromise with the Ma
honeites.
Wise and his boilers organized q separate
Convention, and elected solid Blaine
delegation to Chicago. The Malone Con.
vention elected Sherman delegates.
DELAWARE REPUBLICANS.
DOVER (Del.(, May 17th.-The Republi-
can State Convention was called to order al
1890 o'clock, with Washington Hastings
presiding.
The District Delegates. elected as dele
gates to Chicago. were Henry c. McLeary,
z. G.. Bradford, J. r. WHITAKER, A. C. Con-
| ner, Charles H. Treat and G. HI. Maull.
They favor Blaine but go uninstructed.
The business of the Convention was con-
ciudsd by the adoption of resolutions de-
nogncing the Presidents tariff message
and the Mills bill, and indorsing high
license. The delegates are unrestricted,
but favor Blaine.
MARYLAND REPU5LICANS.
EAsroN Md J. May 17th.-The Republi-
can State Convention con rened here to-day
and was largely attended, The opening
scenes were harmonious and enthusiastic.
DR.. Washington G. Tuck was elected tenn
porary Chairman.
The platform denounces the Democratic
tariff policy favors the abolition of taxes
on tobacco, and alcohol for use in the arts :
the modification of the duty on sugar, de-
nounces the Administration as false in its
pretensions Of reform of the civil service ::
favors a liberal pension policy, and ap-
proves the action of the Republicans in
Congress in opposing the Mills bill
Walter B. Brooks, General Adam. E.
King, VIM. d. Burchimal and Daniel D.
Dickson were chosen delegates to the Chi
cago Convention.
DAKOTA REPUBLICANS.
JAMESTOWN Cd. IT,, May 17th.-Tbe Re
publican Territorial Convention has Sc
lected delegates to Chicago as follows
Bailey, Bogart, Moody, Sullivan, Hopp,
Foster, Plummer, Hubbard Hansoraugh
and Richardson. Ali are for Blaine save
one. Gresham is the second choice of the
entire delegation.
The platform arraigns the Democratic
party for refusing Dakota admission, de-
mands the division of the Territory and
her admission as two States.
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS.
LEXINGTON, May 1Tth.-The Democratic.
Convention selected for delegates at large.
to the st. Louis Convention Henry Waiter
son, James A. Mckenzie, John K. Hen
bricks and John d. Harris.
SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS.
COLUMBIA Is. C.l, May 17th.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention met here to-day.
Chairman. The following were chosen
delegates at-large:: j. F. Hart, F. w. Daw-
son, w. Jones and G. A. Wood.
rorrrcrANA nu,forp.
BATON ROUGE, May 17th.-The Demo
cratic caucus renominated Senator Gibson,
which is equivalent to reelection.
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
SEDALIA (Mo.), May 17th.-The Demo-
cratic Convention this afternoon elected the
following delegates at-large to the National
Convention John Cady, David W. Co.
ruth and E. L. Martin.
KANSAS DEMOCRATS.
WICHITA (Kas.), May 17th.-The DEM
ocratic State Convention to nominate dele
gates to st. Louis met here to-day.
MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.
ST. PAUL, May 17th.-The Democratic
Convention to-day chose as delegates at
large Mayor Ames, of Minneapolis Chair
man Doran, of the State Committee; Mayor
Robert A. Smith, of st. Paul, and John
Ludwig. A full complement of district
delegates were selected. The platform in
dorses Cleveland's tariff message.
The Convention also indorsed the action
of Minnesotas three Democratic Congress
men on the tariff question, which was
amended to include the Republican men,
ber
NORTH CAROLINA PROHIBITIoNIsTs.
RALEIGH IN. C.), May 17th-The Pro-
hibitionists of North Carolina in State Con-
vention to-day nominated full State
ticket, with the exception of Secretary of
State and Attorney General, headed by w.
F. Walker for Governor and Moses Ham
mond for Lieutenant Governor.