Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-13
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
Movements of the Presidential Party Sat-
urday and Sunday.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Preparations at Portland for the Recep-
ton Of the President
CALIFORNIA.
Can,nairn Meetings and

CALIFORNIA.
Campaign Meetings and Conventions.
STOCKTON, September 11th.-The Republi-
cans of San Joaquin opened the campaign to-
night by one OF the largest mass meetings
ever held in the county. The gathering was
held in Hunter Square, at each end of which
huge bonfires blazed. Between two and
Mcclure, of San Francisco, spoke, and j.
w. Brier, of Nevada county, followed in a
humorous address.
The Democracy are holding meetings to-
night at Collegeville and New Hope. At the
former Colonel Wilkes and +. L. Baldwin
are the speakers. At New Hope S. L. Terry
and Major Gibson spoke.
SAN MATEo, September 11th.-The Repub-
lican campaign in this county was opened
this evening with great enthusiasm. Large
delegations were present from Redwood City,
Mayfeld, MEMO Park and Spanishtown, in
Guiding the Redwood Glee Club. Many
prominent citizens were present, among
whom are Alvinza Hayward, Captain VIM.
Kohl. Senator James ID. Byrnes, w. I'll. L..
Lawrence, j. r. Goodspeed, w. J. Price and
many others. j. G. McCallum, of Alameda,
spoke.
UnAH, September 11th.-The Republican
County Convention assembled in the Court
house at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to-day. G. A. Irvine
was nominated for the Assembly, J. d. Short
of Round Valley for Sheriff, z. r. Kline OF
Calpella for County Clerk, Frank Whipple
for Recorder, L. l.. Carothers for District
Attorney, J. d. Brewer of Potter Valley for
Treasurer, w. K Delingham for Surveyor,
DIR. King for Coroner. George A. knight
was Endorsed for Congress.
CoLUsA, September 18th The Republi-
cans had mass convention to day, and nom-
mated the following ticket: Sheriff, Fl. c.
Stantan; Clerk, L. G. Hart Treasurer, M.
Eddy; District Attorney, j. 4. Wharton
Coroner, DIR. Riskey; Tax Collector, r. M.
Smith Auditor, - Reardon; Surveyor,
A. T. Welton. DR.. McKaig opened the cam
paign in an argumentative speech of consid-
cradle force. The attendance, for the short
netice given, was full.
EVANSVILLE, September 11th.-The Re
publicans of Suffer county held their Con-
vention at Yuba City this afternoon, and
made the following nominations: Sheriff, j..
N. Brock; Clerk, G. W. Albert; District
Attorney, NJ G. Barney; School Superin-
tendent, J. G. Mcmillan Assemblyman, A.
L. Chandler The Treasurer and Surveyor
are to be chosen by the County Committee.
EVANSVILLE, September 11th.-The first
Republican meeting of the campaign was
held here tonight, and addressed by G. n.
Fox, followed by W. B. May. A fair sized
audience greeted the speakers.
VALLEJO, September 11th.-The Repub-
ican campaign was opened here tonight by a
torchlight procession, participated in by the
Garfield and Arthur clubs of this city. Over
l 1000 men were Ia line. A mass meeting took
place in Farragut Hall, which was addressed
by Senator Dickinson and Attorney General
Hart.
SAN JOSE, September 11th.-Judge Chen.
cellor Harrison of Napa, and William ID.
Sears of San Francisco inaugurated the ca IN
paign for the Republicans at the California
Theater tonight with able speeches. There
was large attendance, including over loo
ladies. - ~
NAPA, September 11th.-The first Repub-
lican rally of the campaign took place this
evening, under the auspices Of the Napa Gar
field and Arthur Club, in the large Opera
House. NJ. NJ. Estee and Paul Neuman, of
San Francisco, both made able and stirring
addresses.
MODESTO, September 11th.-R. G. Nc
Clellan is now addressing the largest and most
enthusiastic Republican meeting ever held in
this place, representation from all parts OF
the country being present. II. +. Page will
also address the meeting.
SANTA Rosa, September 11th.-The Re.
publicans of this city opened the campaign
this evening under the auspices Of the Santa
Rosa Garfield and Arthur Club Ex-Gov.
ernor George i. Woods addressed the large
audience, and was followed by Lincoln D.
Wright, of San Francisco.
GRASS VALLEY, September 11th.-A large
crowd of people assembled in front of the
Hobrooke House this evening to listen to the
first Republican political speaking Of the
campaign byDr. II. Cox and DIR. NJ. d. Wer.
rick. The Holbrooke House was illuminated
DIXON, September 11th.-The largest pc.
litical meeting of the campaign was held here
Club Ex-senator Hagar of San Francisco
and Judge Ryland of San Jose were the
speakers. Much enthusiasm prevailed.
AUBURN, September 1ith.-A large and
enthusiastic Republican mass meeting was
Chairman. The meeting was addressed by
G. w. Tyler and T. B. Mcfarland.
YREKA, September 11th.--A rousing out.
door Republican meeting was held this even.
ing. addressed by George A. Knight, who
a
goes across the country to Modoc and thence
to Lassen county.
Dixon, September 18th. Til Solano
County Democratic Convention met here
this morning. James McCudden, of Vallejo,
was nominated for Sheriff. For the Assem-.
blv. A. Goodyear. of Benicia, was chosen.
Ed. Z. Leake, of Dixon, was nominated for
the Assembly by reclamation. The ticket
was completed as follows For County Clerk,
J. II. Bassett for Treasurer, j. B. Lemon
Montgomery, of Suisun, was nominated for
Recorder on the third ballot; for Auditor,
Wipu Reeves, OF Suisun for District Attor-
ney. Oscar Coghlan for Tax Collector, I'll.
Ammons for Coroner, Van B. Smith for
Surveyor, Alex. Dunn.
ORovILLE, September 11th.-The Repub-
lican campaign was opened here this evening
by an address from Senator Cheney before
the Garfield and Arthur Club and crowded
audience in Union Hall. The address was
listened to with marked attention, inter.
rupted by frequent bursts of applause, and
closed with three rousing cheers for the
speaker and three more for the ticket. The
Club has now membership OF over ZoU In O
precinct of about 400.
CHICO, September 12th.-Last evening the
Garfield and Arthur Clubs of Chico opened
the campaign WlLn u rousinB iutetIHs. Lie
President of the Club, George L. Peck,
called the meeting to order, and in a few
well.chosen remarks announced the formal
opening of the campaign by the Republicans
OF California. He then introduced b. Col
Inns as the speaker of the evening. Mr.. Col.
Inns is an Ohio Republican, q lawyer by pro.
fession, and has only been in California one
yesr. He spoke for two hours, and held the
attention of the entire audience throughout.
He would have continued longer. but gave
way for DR.. J. A. Dawson, who made stir
ring appeal to the young men of the country
to choose the right side. DIR. N. Watts fol-
lowed in brief speech, and expressed his
confidence in the success Of the Republicans
next November Three rousing cheers were
given. and the meeting adjourned. The Re.
publicans are proud of the grand Inaugural
ton of the campaign which they have made
Los ANGELES. September 1lth.-The open
ing meeting of the Republican campaign wa:
held here tonight Lieutenant Governor
Mansfield acted as Chairman. Romualdt
Pacheco. Republican candidate for Congress
in this district, Calvin Edgerton and +. r
Ramirez. one OF the Republican candidates
for the Assembly in this county, spoke. The
attendance was fair and the enthusiasm
average.
Movements OF the Presidential Party.
SAN Francisco. September 12tb.-Presi
dent Hayes and Mrs. Hayes, General Sher.
man and Secretary Ramsey with the remain
der of the Presidential party, visited the mil
itary posts in the bay OF the little Govern.
ment steamer MCPHERSON yesterday morning