Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-14
Political Matters.

GEORGETOWN (El Dorado county, October
13th.-General L. +. Miller, candidate on
the Republican ticket for Electoral Large,
addressed the citizens of this place last even
ing. He was followed by the Hon. Thomas
Frazer, of Placerville, who spoke to the citi-
zens on local issues and matters connected
with State legislation.
PLAcERvILLE, October 13th.-GeneralJ John
F. Miller delivered an eloquent and convinc.
the campaign at Sierra Hall this evening.
The cheering news received to. day from Ohio
and Indiana has inspired the Republicans
with new life and energetic activity. Ell
Dorado county will give good report of her
self on the I'd of November next.
Dixon, October 13th.-The Democrats and
Republicans are both holding rousing meet
ings. Judge Wallace and the legislative
ticket are speaking at Pearson's Hall, and
Hon. George A. Knight and George 7. Brom-
ley are speaking in the tent.
SAN DIEGO, October 13th.-The largest
political meeting of the campaign was held
here last evening. The speaker was Mrs. G.
P Taggart. who devoted her remarks chiefly
to the purpose of showing the unGtness of
Wallace Leach as the Democratic nominee
for Congress She announced her purpose to
canvass the district.
RIVERSIDE. October 13th.-There is great
rejoicing here over the news from Ohio and
Indiana. Demonstrations in the shape of
bonfres and powder explosions are in pro-
gress.
CoURTLAND, October 13th.-W. G. Van
Fleet, J. L. Baker and J. n. Young, Repub-
lican nominees for the Legislature, addressed
an enthusiastic meeting of Republicans here
tonight. Everything is Republican here,
and all are iubilant over the news from Indi-
ana and Ohio.
STOCKTON, October 13th.-Everyone here
is interested to learn the latest and fullest
news from the Ohio and Indiana elections
A great deal of excitement prevails. The
Democrats now generally acknowledge the.
defeat of Landers for Governor, but say that
it was due to his personal unpopularity, and
they still have hopes of electing plurality
of candidates on the ticket. The Republi-
cans are jubilant over their victories in the
two aforementioned States, and believe
that the result in Indiana is sure sign of the
success of Garfield and Arthur.
Los ANGELES, October 13th-The largest
Republican rally of the campaign took place
tonight. 1t was preceded by a torchlight
procession, in which about 230 torch bearers,
including the torch-bearers of the band,
were in line. The meeting was large, and
graced by quite number of ladies' The
first speaker was W. S. Moore, followed by
ex- Governor Wood in long, energetic and
able review of the issues of the campaign.
j. J. Morton, one Of the Republican can
didates for the Assembly in Los Angeles
county. withdrew his name from the ticket
to-day.
NAPA, October 13th.--Hon Henry Edger.
ton spoke tonight to the largest political
meeting of this campaign in Crowey's large
Opera House. Every seat was filed and
scores were obliged to stand. A large num-
Der of ladies were present. The speech was
one of burning eloquence, and was frequently
interrupted with hearty applause. George
A. Knight speaks here next Friday night.
The Republicans are jubilant over the
news from Ohio and Indiana. Fifty guns
were fred upon the receipt of the news.
PORTLAND (Or.), October 13th.-Ex-At-
torney Williams addressed at Salem last
evening the largest audience ever assembled
there. An immense torchlight procession
preceded the speech, and thousands of people
crowded the city.