Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-02
COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION.
JUST BEFORE The BATTLE.
Closing Work of the Campaign
thusiastic Meetings.
PASSENGERS PASSING OARLIN.
Good Haul by small-sized Road Agent
Near auburn.
OREGON AND NGT0NTERRETORY.
Narrow Escape Of Steamer on the
Northern Coast.
ION AND wAsHINGT0NTERRKToRY
Narrow Escape of Steamer on the
Northern Coast.
CALIFORNIA.
Coast Politics.

Coast Politics.
DUTCH FLAT, November 1st.-Creed Hay-
mond, in his speech here tonight said
James A. johnson, ex.Lieutenant. Gov.
ernor, Is the peer Of any man in California,
and in the deluge of Islander stands out a
grand exception. At Red Bluff he said L
was representative 10 Congress from this
State for four years, and sat within six feet
of General Garfield, and The charges against
him OF dishonesty are simply infamous.
want to put myself right before the public.
and testify to the honesty of Garfield"
SAN ANDREAs, November 1st-J. w.
Brier is now addressing one of the most en-
thusiastic Republican gatherings we have
had, and all agree that his speech is the
ablest delivered here during the campaign.
CHICO, November 1st-By far the largest
political demonstration ever held In Butte
county was made here tonight under the
auspices of the Garfield and Arthur Club
About 500 people were in line, including 81
veterans of the late war; who will vote as
they tought-against " the principles of Lee
and jackson" Speeches were made by w.
w. McKaig, Barney Collins and Rev. j. Nj.
Woodman.
ORov1LLE, November 1st.-The Democrats
| are having grand rally here tonight to con.
clude the campaign. An excursion train
came up from Marysville with large num-
Der. They were received at the cars and es-
corted through the town, which is brilliantly
illuminated, and are now being addressed bv
| L. ID. Freer, to be followed by Major A, Il.
Jones. The Republicans also had auite a
turn out to go to Marysville tonight. an ex-
cursion train running both ways. The Re
publicans were in uniform, and made quite
display and between the arrivals and depart
ures our town is very lively.
PETALUMA, November 1st.-The Democrats
and Republicans are making their final ex-
hlblts OF strength here tonight, and by far
the largest demonstration that has taken
place In the county is in progress. The torch
light procession outnumbers anything of the
kind that has formed here during the cam.
paign. Santa Rosa, Healdsburg and Peta-
luna being in the line. A Democratic meet
ing will be held at the theater, addressed by
local orators. The Republicans are holding
o large and enthusiastic open-air meeting, ad-
dressed by G.. w. Tyler.
SAN JOSE, November 1st.-The great Re-
publican demonstration of the campaign took
place to night. All the strength of the clul $
was shown, upward Of 800 men appearing in
line. The streets were thronged, and much
enthusiasm prevailed. The Republicans
feel confident that they will carry this county
! by at least 200 majority. AS an offset to the
Republican torchlight procession, the Demo
| Gratis are holding a meeting in front of the
Auzerais House. The Democracy here con.
cede that they will lose the county. but bv a
| very close vote.
SANTA Cruz, November 1st.-The most en-
thus1astic procession of the canvass is taking
| place tonight. There are us Republicans
| IN the line, $50 being from Watsonville and
other points. The Democratic torchlight pro-
cesslon on Saturday night was but a small
item rod tYitb Ia e
meeting is being addressed by IL. d. Connell
L. Adams, II. c. Kirby and others.
WATsoNvILLE, November lst.-The De-
mocracy here are being addressed by J. NJ.
Lesser of Santa Cruz aud II. V. Morehouse
OF Salinas City. Several carloads of Re.
publicans went to Santa Cruz tonight from
| here to attend a Republican demonstration.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, November 1st.-The
Republican barbecue this afternoon. and a
torchlSht procession in the evening were
great successes. Three steers were roasted
and eaten, and in the evening it seemed as
/ though the whole Republican party of the
county was IN the procession. Speeches were
made by w. G. Williams and W D. Hobson.
and everybody went home determined to
work all day tomorrow for Garfield and
Pacheco. The Republicans feel sanguine that
they will have 100 majority, against II for
Hayes, four years ago.
SAN BERNARDNo, November 1st.-The
Republicans are having their grand final
torchlight procession tonight, it being the
largest turnout Of the campaign. Speaking
and singing are the order of the evening
Everything is quiet and st.ooth, and prom
ises to be SO tomorrow. Both parties claim
the county by about 100 majority.
VIRGINIA New, November 1st.-Both
parties are making last appeals to the people
here tonight. Hon. r. NJ. Daggett holds a
big crowd of Republicans at the Opera
House, and local speakers are addressing the
Democrats at the National Guard Hall
which is closely packed. Pools are selling
to-day and tonight, but no great amounts
are up. Garfield is the favorite by small
| odds.
PORTLAND (Or.), November 1st.-All is
hustle and excitement to-day. Business to a
very considerable extent is suspended, al d
the question of the coming contest tomorrow
| Is the all-absorbing subject. Groups of men
are gathered on almost every street corr er
discussing politics and predicting the general
result. Never in the political history of Ore
gon has there been such deep and widefelt
interest manifested in Presidential election,
and the contest tomorrow promises to be
very warm and close. Most of the prominent
merchants of the city have signified their in
tention to close their respective places of
business tomorrow, and devote their entire
time at the polls. Reports from every Sec
ton OF the State disclose the same measure
of public interest in the contest. There is
every indication that the total vote cast will
tar exceed that polled at the last general
State election.
SEATTLE CIV. IT,, November lst-The last
gun of the campaign will be fred this even.
ing. No canvass has been SO warmly CON
90 90 far L. Il
ticket IS concerned, the chances appear. the
whole Territory considered, to be about
equal. Brents majority in this county two
years ago was 294 over the Democratic NOM
inee, while Jacobs majority in the preceding
election was but 55 over his Democratic OPP
ponent A careful canvass now gives from
200 to 500 majority for Burke.
CALIFORNIA; Representatives In The Next
House.
SAN FRANCISCO. November lst-The fol-
lowing dispatch has just been received:
w. w. MoRRow.
WASHINGTON, November LIST
To the Chairman OF the Republican State Ger
trail Committee of California There is certainty
OF the election of Garfield and Arthur, and almost
a certainty OF Republican Senate and House. IL
is highly important for the interests of the Pacific
that its representatives in both houses be Re-
publican Page, Davis, Pacheco and Daggett's SER
vice and experience will be powerful for good, and
the election of knight will greatly add to their COM
bned influence. JAY A. HUBBLE,
Chairman Congl Committee
The Election in San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, November 1st.-To-
morrow there will be very general suspen-
sion of business, citizens deYoting the day to
the election. Every precaution has been
taken to insure an honest ballot The Uni.
ted States officers of election have 1856
warrants for the arrest of ilegally-registered
persons, number of which were issued on
information from Supervisor Davenport, of
New York. Information regarding many
other suspected parties is in the hands of the
officers, and any attempt at illegal voting
will be detected. At the headquarters of
both parties the greatest confidence is ex-
pressed in the result in the State, and the
vote will undoubtedly be very close.
Eagus Tickets.
PLEAsANToN ALAMEDA county, November
1st.-Two men in a carriaee passed through
Murray township this afternoon, peddling
bogus Republican tickets. The bogus has no
yione cite with the Daunes of Audstnr