Show f by california mail the democratic convention that assembled in sacramento on the of june juve nominated milton S Sacramento for governor john G downey dawney of los angeles Ange leb leg for governor john C burchom Burc hof hot Trinity and charles 1 L Scott of or members of congress W W cope for supreme judge charles S fairfax for clerk of the supreme court T H wiliams williams for attorney general thomas findley f for or estate Trea treasurer H S brooks f for or controller horace A higley for surveyor general A AJ J moulder for superintendent of public instruction and charles T botts for state Iv printer elmer riker I 1 14 failong 1 I ang hy by speeches were made by gov wel ier rJohn berjohn le john sohn nugent and other candidates and by maily many members of the convention proceedings The Tbt were not very harmon harmonious iou lou A but bitt as much so as could have been expected considering the vast number of aspirants for oace who were in with their friends and who were not slow in setting up their respective claims to the spoils of office the san francisco news elves gives the following list of federal office holders who were present at abl the convention it is certainly a lengthy list B P F 11 ton collector of the port of sany sant francisco P A roach rach appraiser IV W 8 sherwood assistant appraiser B F hillard lard assistant appraiser samuel marx examiner frank tilford Til foid naval officer IV V B dumerton surveyor of the port S al john ron aon and measurer W H bell inspector J C Mayn maynard ardy ardt inspector half moon aloon bay A A porter drayman custom house A french inspector of the port of oakland john A Wits watson oli collector of the port of monterey P dawney collector of the port of san pedro battelle clerk in the C custom Us house dr downey ex collector of san pedro austin E smith navy agent T J henley ex superintendent of indian affairs J Y mcduffie Mc mcd Daffie ime superintendent of indian affairs vincent E geiger indian agent D E buel indian agent J IL vineyard indian agent P if heintzelman indian agent H S ford indian agent M whipple whippie indian agent IV mcdaniel register in the land office E 0 F Mi hastings stings register in the land office in the land office pasqual bequette register in the land office anas H hempstead superintendent in the min mini R W slocum chief Coi col connerat coiner at the mint G pen johnson Juh ngom U S commission er P L solomon U S marshal J W mandeville surveyor general IV W G ross deputy surveyor john shore clerk in the surveyors office brice at henry dep der deputy uty surveyor C L weller postmaster of san francisco uriah edwards postmaster of so lioma tooma J D fry special post office agent E D beatty inspector at mare island and some soine one oue hundred postmasters and seventy sub sab ordinates subordinates of the custom houses from various parts of the state 2 the news says what britain was to rome what cuba is to spain what algeria is to france so ao is california home for buchanann Bucha Buchi nans favorites a refuge for younger 1 ons sons I and men who have no permanent residence among amongst us sent out to see to it beyond d all hazards that the Adminis administration ti atlon is sustain ed what acts it may commit Is it not deg degrading most humiliating disreputable that the people of thi this 9 state should anus be made power that federal money and federal officers should hild had the exclusive control of state politics la s public honor altogether a myth Is public integer integrity it a mere name has shame lost her blush have have weno we no independence of character or are we forever to permit the pensioned adherents of an alien power to ride roughshod rough shod over us and dictate who shall be our rulers if the latter be the only alternative left to us let us bend our necks gracefully to the yoke and acknowledge ourselves mere beasts of burden the convention now assembled at sacramento is altogether controlled oled by federal influences the people have no voice in the matter the nominations our federal officers believe will be acquiesced in by the honest yeomanry ot of the country but never was a greater ini mistake stake made the people have become tired of dictation and will select men of their own choice the result of the election will show whether the people have become tired of dictation or not we doubt about their having courage el enough to throw off the yoke the weather in california has been unusually hot more so than ever before known in that state in some places in brick buildings the thermometer has been up to degrees an extensive coal mine has been discovered in tertia valley in sacramento county the seam is said to be sixteen feet thick and the coal highly 0 bituminous burning with a brilliant flame and admirably adapted for generating steam and for parlor grates and stoves the union thinks that when the facilities for transportation are arranged the discovery will add largely to the in dustral resources of that thal county the gold mines in different parts of the chate ate are represented as yielding an abundance of the precious metal as much as in any year since sirce galil was discovered jn in that country |