Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-29
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Stanford Diselaims His
Candidacy.
CONvuNmfnw
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. +. .
Election of Delegates TO Conyen. I
tions East and West o.
Nominations. '1i'o


! Nominations. 'ili''
Associated Press Dispasches % - Hnis~
DETROIT, April 2s.--A special from !
washington says: Senator Stanfprd
during an interview to-day said That
all the talk about him as q Pteslden.
tial candidate was absurd. Hssokd s.
is not now, and never hes bsen. :
candidate and does not wish IS II
considered as such. Since his ualrns
was mentioned In this connectiou be
has received many letters dAily a ~
subject, which he has not even t15en
the trouble to answer. z
REFUBILcAN STATE c0NyrHqsoM. s'' I.
| SAN Francisco, April pa, NINA. .
Der of delegates to the Repuhffeen, !,
State Convention to be held n 49, !
mento next Tuesday, have arrivI1 a !,
this city, but it is not expectet1 1ir1f
any considerable number will, II -,
the state capital until next Mundoys y
Hon. !ohu 8. Swift has been an i
noumced 90 q candidate befors -
Convention AZ one of the deleeateG ef-
large to. the National Conyentioo. n.
Among others named for delenifea. i
at' large who will be balloted for aro ~
M. M. Estee, Creed Raymond. Can.
W. IT. L. Barnes, Gen. Chipman =.
Major George H. Bonebrake, md 4
Henry II. Gage. The Los Anao]eay
trends OF s. w. Bachus, Of Santa
Barbara. are pressing him for. fhod
Chairmanship of the Convention. .bufs;
M. M. Estee will also be urged. ySeg 81
s} SPECIAL RATES., Isl "a I1
Chairman Williams, Of the RepSf,yi
lican State Central COMMITTEES. has !,
made arrangements with the Eouthefn'
Pacific Railroad officials whereby de2-
egates to the State Convention, which Il
meets at Sacramento Tuesday next.
who come from points along the lin65
of that road, will be Obliged to.
but one fare, and will be furnished.
certificates by the Secretary Of The
State Central Committee It Sacrnr,l
mento, emitting them to q return pas3s.
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CHicAGo DELEGATES FOR aRHsHAle.
CHnCAao, April %. 8.-Coneressnaaz, \.
George E. Adams was renominatoi7,
by the Republicans of the Fourth NJ
linois District to-day. Mayor WiIlia5d
Boidenweck, OF Lakeview, and Sheriff
+. Matson, Of Chicago, were chosen
delegates to the National Conventicn.
Ihey were instructed for Grebham.
This makes three out of four Chicaeo
districts that have pronounced "a
Gresham's favor. The convention in
the single remaining district has mot
yet been held.
MoRMONs INVADE A CONVENTION.
SALT LAKE Cry, April %. TIA
Democratic, County Convention ~
Provo was invaded to-day by MOE
mons, who voted reso' 'utions declarst
ing against participation by nembezs
OF the Peoples (Ohurch) party ard
against the admission of Utah e. 3
State. The Democratic chairman ard
the secretary Of the meeting and us
body Of Democrats thereupon with
drew, and the Democrats held y
meeting and passed the resoluti6h4
voted down by the Mormons, ana
selected delegates to the Territorial
Convention. The Mormons also ccn1
tinued their meeting and selected
another set Of delegates. Esses
PLACER COUNTY REPUBLICANS. \ g s.
AUBURN, April i28.-At the Repub-
lican convention to-day the following
delegates were chosen to the State
Convention for Placer county: E. II
Hawk, +. Polifka, H., H. Richmond.
I. L. Chamberlain, W. B. Thorpe, w.
B. Lardner, G. H. Colby and j. o.
Alderman. The Convention passed
resolutions favoring the nomination of
Blaine and opposing that of Stanford.
RENoAnNATToNs. ~
| SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 28.-At the
Democratic primaries in this county
nearly every precinct instructed dele
gates to the County Convention for
Hon. VIM. NJ. Spring for Congress.
This definitely settles his renomiuar
ton, as three counties had previouslt
been instructed for him. He win rs
renominated by acclamation.
The Republicans Of the Sixth Con
gressional District Of Illinois have ~
nominated Representative r, R, HIT
for Congress. 80 .'.l'
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY DEMocRAre.5 n
SrocKroN, April 2S.-The Dsmo-
cratic County Convention toldkny
elected the following delegates t. ths
State Convention: g. w. Yolland. "a.
10. Paulsell, d. J.. Oullahan, FIN.
Williams, Ell. Colnon, Frank CayaG.
marc, John 7. Doyle, j.. A. Shepherd.
Geo. III. Cusite, j. W. Smith. CHI.
Garrow, G. O. Castle, 8. g. Smith, q.
H. Corson and ]. G. ThompsoE.
MORE DELEaATRs. agsl
| YUBA, April s'28. This Republican
County Central Committee elected tho
following delegates to the Republican
State Convention: Hon. Z. II.
Folke, Hon. A. B. Carlock, Fred Au-
tenrieth, ]. NJ. Walbridge and Z. il.
Cary. 'lss 79slsl
I 'YREKA, April 28.-The Democrats
County Committee elected the follow
ing delegates to the Los Angeles On
vention: J. w. Mcbride, /. @. MAJ
thews, Geo. Corners, Geo. d. Rec.
VIM. Mcdonnell and James F. FIR
raher. xa.aj
SAN RAFAEL, April 2e.-The Dem
ocratic county convention this sftor-,
noon elected q county central cor,-
mittee, with J. H. wilkins, chairmsn
Walter Walsh, secretary j and the ~,
lowing delegates to the State cunynr.
ton: J. Mervin Donahue. A.. F. Pack
eco, L. J. Crowley, r. 7. Cottinsham,
John Griffin. '-s 4
SANTA Rosa, April 28.-The Demo.
cratic primary election M Md
throughout the county to-day. ~
large vote was polled. Three hj36.
dred and twenty-five votes wero i5oll6d
in this city .. sEsa 7''s7'
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