Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-01
GARFIELD ON PROTECTION.

CrrvF1A, October 30th.-To-day was
field dav AZ Mentor, trains from all way
carving deIegatl. ms to call on General Gar
| 6eId af bis Lawn; cid home. The first t
arrive was $50 iron-Syorkers from Youngs
| town. Ohio, with band, and wearing page
6 29'' ON their hats. Gariseld, in making I
speech, quoted from book he read long ago
| in which it was said. 50 Man is the only AMI
NAL that makes tools for his own use, ahe
discoursed on the progress of tool-maSlni
from the savages to the present day. he
alluded to the question of prote ction thus
81 have never thought it was ! sutti Client
reason for asking the Legislature Of the ma
ton to make laws merely to let any one class
of citizens make more money than another,
but when the industry which any OF our cltl-
zens are engaged in is one that the whole
nation leeds for its defense and for the growth
and development of its people, then every
man so employed is doing a great national.
patriotic work, which the Government should
protect and defend for the good Of all. On
that large national ground every blow you
strike is blow in defense of the independ-
ence of our country and the well being of all
its people"
OHIO SERENE.
New York, October S0sh.-The Reruld's
Columbus special says: Appearances indi-
cate that the vote next Tuesday in Ohio will
be much less than at the October election.
The Democrats are apathetic, and feel that
do what they will they cannot carry the
State. The Republicans are careless, ard
many of them will neglect to vote, feeling
that there is no need of special effort, be-
cause the State viii go Republican anyhow.
Betting is at a standstill, except tor few
small wagers on majorities in the State and
on carrying particular States. Some Demo
L., IL l,o4, HancnoIf = aiap.
ton, are panicky, and are seeking to draw
their Lets, by giving up twenty-five and even
fifty dollars on bets of two and three hundred,
but are not meeting with any success.
THE OUTLOOK IN NEW YORK.
CHICAGO, October 31st.-The Times New
York special says The Times correspondent
has met many Intelligent Democrats who be-
lieve that they will lose both this State and
county. Republicans, high or low, are ex-
pecting sweeping victory. The betting men
among the Democrats are backing up their
hopes to-day with wagers that New York
and New Jersey will go for Hancock and
Connecticut for Garfield. As to New York,
the latest estimates from the Republican
State Committee are that they will come
down to Harlem river with 5000 majority,
and the Democrats will not have il. the FIVE
counties south more than 65000 msjqiity.
General Grant expressed the opinion to-day
that New York would go Republican by 80,
GOO majority.
CONNECTICUT AND OHIO.
CHICAGO, October 31st.-The Times says:
Connecticut, according to the best advices,
will give Garfield a small majority. English
will make hot contest for the Governorship.
Phelps, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the Second District has the lead.
The Fourth District is doubtful, and the
First and Third will go Republican. The
Ohio Republican managers announce that no
damage has been done by the Morey letter.
Among the converts to Garfield are nephew
of General George Morgan and W. II.
Whitley, Secretary of the Democratic Com
mittee of Hancock county.
NO TINE TO ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT a MANS
RELIGIOUS BELIEF.
NEW York, October 31st.-Henry Ward
Beecher has written the following letter, in
response to certain newspaper criticisms
BRooKIyN, October 49, 1880.
Albert Daggett If it would promote the cause,
" I'd preside at twenty meetings, with twenty
l,uJ. IT Ingersolls to speak. This is time to ask
questions about mans religious beliefs. Ii he be-
ieyes in his country in manhood, in liberty, he has
the right to march in the ranks with me or any
other man. Do what you think best about it and
would be obedient.
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
NOMINATION ACCEPTED.
PoTTsvnLE pa October 31st,-Samuel
Calvin has written q letter to E. S. Watson,
Chairman of the National Greenback-
Executive Committee, accepting the nornina-
ton for Judge Of the Supreme Court.
THOSE AWFUL REPUBLICAN LEADERS.
CINCINNATI, Oc5ober 31st.-The Enquirer
contains an interview with Judge Gap!e, a
prominent Democrat, in which he declares it
is the purpose of the Republican leaders to
effect complete Standardization of the
South.
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC SCHEME DISCOVERED.
New YORK, November 1st-A. Mt was
currently reported last night that great efforts
will be made tomorrow by the Democrats to
delay voting. Sheriff Bowe has appointed
ten special Deputy Sheriffs to be
present at each polling place, to carry out
the scheme. Instructions have been issued
to the Tammauy Inspectors IN Republican