Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-25

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To Hon. NJ Jewell and Hon. S. W Dorsey will
not break the rule have adopted by making pub
lie reply to campaign lies, but authorize you to
denounce the SO called Morey letter bold forgery
both in its language and sentiment. | never heard
of the existence OF the Employers Union of Lynn,
Mass, nor OF such person as IL. L. Morey-
J. A. GARFIELD.
The forged letter was offered to the Sun
and Star, both Democratic journals, before
it was submitted to the journal that pub
lished it, and they both refused to take it,
evidently realizing the trick.
GARFIELD's CHINESE OPINIONS.
CHICAGO, October 23d.-The TgiBune's
Washington dispatch says: Jay Hub5ell,
Chairman of the Republican Congressional
Committee, recalls a conversation which he
had with General Garfield at the time when
public opinion upon the Chinese question was
in its first formal stages in the East 1--WE
have said General Garfield, {" certain fixed
and just principles which govern us in our
treatment of immigrants, but those only are
properly beueGciaries of those principles who
come among us to stay and become part of
US. We have the same right TO protect our
selves from being overrun by alien hordes
from Asia as against grasshoppers or any other
threatened danger. Whether or not there IS
danger of such an event is quite another CUES
ton"
A SUSPICIOUS STAMP.
New York, October 23d.-D. B. Anger,
Postmaster at Washington, writes to Mar
shall Jewell to-day that no such canceling
stamp as that shown on what purports to be
the envelope in which Garfield inclosed a let
ter on the Chinese question, was in use at the
Washington Postoffice on the 23d of January,
the date that the letter is claimed to have
been mailed. The fac smile of the stamp
appearing on the envelope in question is a
good imitation of canceling stamp intro
duced in the Washington Office April last.
The letter says 1t is totally unlike the
one in use in this office on the 23d of January,
the old stamp being made of rubber and the
new one of steel, and very unlike in their ar
rangement." 1t will therefore be seen that
the postage stamp, as well as Garheld's sig
nature, is a proven forgery.
APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION.
New York, October 23d.-Judge Law
renee, in the Supreme Court Chambers to-
day. on petition of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, granted an order to show
cause, returnable on the 9th instant, why an
injunction should not issue to restrain the
Democratic National Committee from using
or circulating photographic copies of the dis
patches of Marshall Jewell, Chairman Of
the Republican National Committee, sent to
Florida, and given to the Democratic Com
mittee through mistake of the telegraph
company. The original application was for
an injunction, which was not granted. The
affidavit on which the order was obtained
was made by Norvin Green, President of the
Western Union.
THE ALLEGED FRAUDS IN INDIANA.
CHICAGO, October 23j.-The Times says
that the Democratic State Central Committee
of Indiana are moving for a complete ex-
posture of the frauds perpetrated at the late
election, and issues an address to Democrats
urging that Senator Mcdonald be furnished
cry which can be upheld by legal evidence
GENERAL HANcecK's VOTE.
NEW YORK, October 23d.-The announce
nent was made that General Hancock would
register to-day in the first election district in
the First Ward. Many persons gathered in
the neighborhood, but the General did not
appear. An Aid called upon the Board of
Registration and said that General Hancock
would not register nor vote in New York, as
he is Pennsylvania, and the act might
cause some unnecessary discussion.
A DEMONSTRATION IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October 23i. A Republican
demonstration this afternoon, composed Of
the employees of our industrial and manufact-
uring institutions. was an hour and quarter
long and very imposing. Hundreds of wag
ons and thousands of men on foot and horse
back carrying banners, notices and designs
of every conceivable conceit, made a pictur
esque spectacle, which was thoroughly en-
joyed by the crowds which occupied places
along the line of march. 1t is estimated that
1900 persons participated in the demonstra-
ton.
NO CHANCE FOR GARFIELD IN VIRGINIA.
PHILADELPHIA, October 23d. = Malone.
who has Just returned from Virginia, says
that the recognition of the Funders by the
Democratic Committee will not affect his
attitude toward Hancock, aud that there is
no chance of Virginia going for Garfield.
COMPLICATION AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2Sd.-Under orders
of the Governor, after legal advice, State SUI
pervisor of Registration Cavanac has decided
to keep the Registration Office open in this
CITY until October 30sh. The Republicans
contend that the registration book should,
under the law, be closed ten days prior to
election day. Cavanac was arrested on COM
plant of United States Supervisor Pearson
and taken before Commissioner Lane, charged
with illegally registering voters. The CAGE is
set for hearing on Tuesday. The Republi-
cans claim that as registration now stands
their candidates for Congress in the First and
Second Districts would certainly be elected.
The Republican Campaign Committee has
adopted the following:
WHEREAS, The continuance OF registration in the
precinc of New Orleans beyond the time fixed by
law is fragrant violation of the letter and spirit OF
the law is for political ends and purposes, under
orders OF the Democratic Committee, is in direct
conflict with the opinion Of the United States Dis
trict Attorney; therefore be it
Resolred That afHdavits be made against every
person Illegally registered, with view to their ar
rest and prosecution under the laws Of the United
States.
THE FLORIDA REPEATERs.
CHICAGO, October 23d.-While the Times
figures out that Jewells messages to Florida
were really indicative OF Republican fraud,
it denounees Barnum for his exceeding bad
faith in publishing private dispatches, which
he obtained surreptitiously or through mis-
take. Its New Yorl, special, however, re-
CARDS Barnum's claim as ridiculous, and &C.
cepts JEWELS explanation as not only plaus-
ible, but correct. The feeling here is that
Barnum's campaign is degenerasing into
stage of weakness, and almost into despair,
as evidenced by the bogus Chinese letter,
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