Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-15
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PolssIcal Matters.

IRUCKEE, october I4th.-1he largest po-
litical meeting held here for years is assem-.
bled tonight Hurd's Hall is densely
packed, and the enthusiasm is unbounded.
The Garfield and Arthur Glee Club, by their
campaign songs, bring down the house. Hon.
H. f. Page has just concluded speaking. His
speech lasted one hour and half, and was
listened to with the closest attention by
Democrats and Republicans alike. His
points, made in rapid succession, elected
enthusiastic applause. Pages most ardent
admirers are astonished at the brilliancy OF
his speech. Many of his most active sup
porters here are Democrats. H. p. Van
Duzer is now speaking, and his remarks are
arousing the enthusiasm of the audience still
higher. The Republicans are all jubilant,
and a favorable report may be expected from
here on the I'd of next month.
SAN JOSE, October 14th-On less than
twenty-four hours notice, the Republican
County Committee to. night brought out the
finest torchlight display of the campaign.
The Republican political organizations all
wheeled into line, and citizens who were
gratitied at the result of the elections in Ohio
and Indiana shouldered torches and joined
the procession. Over 500 torches were issued,
and were carried by as many bearers.
At the close of the general parade the Gar
field Fifty serenaded Judge Belden, who de-
livered an address in response to their call
The parade was the finest local affair ever
seen in this city. At IL P. NJ. it was still un-
finished.
MODESTO, October 14th.-A grand Repub-
licAn rally at Modesto is now being addressed
by Hon. G. f. Baker and Col r. b. Treat.
Bells are ringing, cannons firing. bonfres
burning, and the Republicans are wild with
excitement over the grand result in Ohio and
Indiana, and the Democrats are respondent.
SALINAS, October 14th.-R. I. Del Vale
and Wallace Leach addressed Democratic
meeting here last night. There was a good
manifested, as the local Democracy was feel
ing very despondent over the news of the
Republican victories in Ohio and Indiana.
Henry Edgerton will speak here to- morrow
night, and which will doubtless be the grand.
est Republican demonstration of the cam
paign in Monterey county. There is to be q
big torchlight procession of Garfield and
Arthur clubs in uniform, grand pyrotechnic
display and other interesting features.
Stockton, October 14th.-The Republi-
cans, upon receipt of confirmatory news from
Indiana tonight, started a boom in front of
the Republican headquarters. A bonfire was
built, and 800 guns fred ir. honor Of the event.
AUBURN, October 14th.-The Republicans
here are jubilant over the political news from
Ohio and Indiana. and are firing one hundred
guns in honor of their victory. Fireworks
are being sent up, and general time of re
joicing prevails.
PETALUMA, October 14th.-While w. T.
Wallace is addressing an audience of some
400 at the theater and trying to convince
them that the Democrats saved the Union,
and that why United States bonds ap.
Tod Ira rryao hat "a
in power, the Republicans, appreciating tbs
victory in Ohio and Indiana, are firing 9
salute of fifty guns.
SANTA Rosa, Oc ober 14th.-Paul New.
man and W. B. May addressed an enthusi-
astic crowd of Republicans in the Court
house tonight. Anvils were fred and the
brass band was in attendance.
CoLUsA, October Iith.-Hon. c. p. Berry
and General Walsh addressed large and
enthusiastic audience at the Colusa theater
last night. They go to Willows tonight and
to Williams to morrow.
MARYsvILLE, October 14th.-The Work.
ingmen yesterday resolved to place the name
of W. II. Parks on their ticket for member
Of the Assembly from Yuba county, because
he was mainly instrumental in the passage of
laws creating reclamation works.
SAN Francisco, October 14th.--The Ninth
District Republican Nominating Convention
nominated for Asssmblyman Tonight J. Il.
Finlayson, George l.. Lewis, Frank l. Hig-
gins and John Siebe. The Tenth District
Convention nominated David Mcclure, Ira
G.. Hoitt, DIR. w. b. May and Oscar Lewis.
BoDIE, October 14th.-The Mono Repub.
lican Committee to-day decided by unani-
nous vote to run a full county ticket at the
approaching election, notwithstanding the
decision of the Supreme Court in the San
Francisco municipal case The nominees,
some of whom are at present in Office, and re.
nominated consent to the decision of the
committee.