Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-19
COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD. UNION.
REJOICING OF REPUBLICANS.
Enthusiastic Gatherings of the People In
Various Localities.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST sY RAIL,
Return Of the Presidential Party, and De-
parture for Yosemite.
OREGON, ALASKA AND ARIZONA ITEMS.
Death OF Prominent Citizens Of Tehama
and Tuolumne Counties
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RA
Return Of the Presidential Party, and De-
parture for Yosemite.
OREGON. ALASKA AND ARIZONA ITEMS
Death Of Prominent Citizens OF TEXANS
and Tuolumne Counties.
CALIFORNIA.
Political Matters.

by telegraph the people of this county were
notified that Governor George G.. Perkins
and d. Nj. Burns, Secretary of State, would
pay Humboldt visit, leaving San Francisco
on the steamer of the l7th. Upon the az
rival of the steamer Governor Perkins ap-
peared upon the paddle-box, and cheer after
cheer greeted him from the assembled multi
tude. The Governor and Secretary Burns
were formally welcomed by Mayor Walsh,
who conducted them to a carriage which con-
veyed them to the Vance Hotel. Upon calls for
aspeech, Gov. Perkins appeared on the balcony,
and, being somewhat fatigued, merely said,
How do you do:" Governor Perkins and
Secretary Burns were announced to speak at
the Opera House in the evening on the issues
of the day, as judged from Republican
standpoint. A torchli2ht procession was ar
in front of the Republican headquarters,
headed by the Eureka Band. The Knight
Invincibles, in full uniform, did escort duty,
followed by the Garfield Club in full uni
form, and that organization was followed by
the Republican Club, with torches all along
the line of march. The stores, business houses
and dwellings were handsomely illuminated,
and the city presented holiday appearance.
The Opera House was filed from pit TO dome,
and no standing room was left, while hun
dreds were turned away from the doors. This
was the largest and grandest Republican
meeting ever held in the county. Governor
Perkins and Secretary of State Burns both
delivered able addresses, and their remarks
were often interrupted with rounds of ap-
plause. At the conclusion of the speaking,
cheers were gwen for Garfield and Arthur,
George A. knight, Governor Perkins and
Mr.. Burns. The meeting was a success and
did much good. Humboldt county will once
more return to her old love, and roll up a
large majority for Garfield and George A.
knight for Congress.
STOCKTON, October 1Sth-A spirited Re.
publican meeting was held this evening in
Hunter Square. Addresses were made by
James A. johnson, ex-Secretary of the Con-
stitutional Convention, G. +. McStay and
Judge Cavis Senator @. G. Conger arrived
ON the evening train, and spoke as long as
his time would permit, to an attentive and
interested audience. Otis Perrin presided.
Much enthusiasm was manifested. The ora
tors were loudly applauded, and when the
meeting finally adjourned it was with rous
ing cheers for Garfield and Arthur.
SANTA Cruz, October 1Sth.-The Rerub-
licans of this city and vicinity are parading
the streets this evening with torches ard
music, and the largest procession seen here
for some time is now taking place. Henry
Edgerton will address the multitude on the
plaza. The streets are thronged with gazers,
and the utmost enthusiasm prevails.
NJ. 2. Owen has been nominated for the
Assembly on the Greeuback ticket.
NoRToNvILLE, October 1Sth.-The largest
torchlight procession Contra Costa county
ever saw has just conducted Messrs. Page,
Sears and J. p. Jones candidate for the As
semblyl to town, and they are now address
ing the people. Inmsnse enthusiasm pre-
walls.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, October 1Sth.-R. +.
Del Vale and Wallace Leach spoke here
Saturday evening to large and enthusiastic
audience, completing their engagements in this
county.
SAN FRANcIsco, October 1Sth.-The Dem
ocratic ratification meeting at Union Hall TO-
nj hit, to ratify the nomination of General
Rosecrans for Congress, was success in
every respect. 1t was attended probably by
1000 persons and there were two large
NEE lngs on the streets.
GAIT, October 1Sth.-Benj Todd, GreeL-
back candidate for Congress, Tneophilus
Tucker and Mrs. Smith, addressed this even
ing very large assemblaee of citizens of
Gait and vicinity in behalf of the Greenback
party. Mrs. Smiths cutting remarks on the
Democrats VS.. the laboring men were received
with tremendous applause.
SuISUN, OcCODer 1ctn.-E. h, Leake, Deus-
ocratic candidate for the Assembly, and G. F.
Montgomery, of Susun, are addressing a
air-sized audience at Birds Landing to night.
BoDIE, October 1Sth.-The Republicans of
this place held rousing meeting tonight,
with big torchlight procession and firing Of
cannon, ETC., in honor OF the Republican vic
tories East. The meeting was addressed by
j. w. Brier, of San Francisco, and ex.Sen-
aGor VIM. NJ. Stewart 1t was the largest
and most enthusiastic political meeting which
was ever held in California east of the Sierras.
CARSON New, October 1Sth.-A grand
political demonstration occurred here this
evening, twenty-four carloads of people COM
ing from Virginia. There were 5000 men in
line. Carson street was in blaze of bon
fires. Sharon is now speaking at the Opera
House.
RENO New, October 1Sth.-There was a
great demonstration in Reno this evening
over the result of the October elections. A
large torchlight procession, with numerous
transparencies, marched through the streets,
and salutes were fired. A packed meeting in
the theater was addressed by Hon. C. Varian,
of Reno, and Hon. Thomas Wren, of Eureka
Wren declared himself an independent Re-
publican candidate for the United States
Senatorship. The streets were thronged with
people, and the procession was cheered all
along the line of march.