Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23

VOLUME XEf-NtMBER 81.
able to appreciate your situation. and the w,on,,.
OF which you eemplaiued seemed L, b.. then too
startling tor belief but time has shown chat half
hMSo mao uet eeen told indignation IS profound rs the
cause ct Il now psrVadeS tae patriotic masses Of the
North, The trunlphs achieved this month in Ohio
ard Indiana bat to,eshadow the still crsater
ones q eon1e They VIII prove 70 Us he
death-SHet Of the solid political Soush
Now IS yotr opportunity for vlndeation befsrs no
world IN the preeEce Of this second uprisip,. ~ a
great people the sou hera Democratic leaders siloI
hesitate further 10 peTseeute YOU or atsenlpt t. n
llenea yerE voices. Io-day pat; ttism, free speech
and lair ballet are sectional because they arr nor
permitted 70 exist in the SouJh. The National Re-
! publican Committee, speaking for the party which
has stragglad for twenty four years to make free
dom national. Appesl7 Il you to east your votes
/ on tire 2d oi November Tor the candidate
| Of Your choice. Have trusted Republicans
at every polling place during the election. to Teais
ter in books Of their Tie votes which you de-
| pUSit Be prepared IN this manner 10 demonstrate
20 the peopleof the nation just how many you c,st
I Ia each State and the let the Democratic party
show the people how Ynauy IF them they VIII dAre
refuse Is east. You viii thus viudieste Your man
hood. your dignity, your eitiz nsiip, aud either
compel the Democracy 70 eoun, your votes or stand
convicted OF having openly defrsuded You OF them
MARSHALL JEN Eth, Chairman.
8 ". DossSY, Secretary.
MOST rLAGR.lNT lie.
Nrw YoRK 0ctalay lad --tpba T2er,bl;.o,
National Conn,itss ;ssf,f he fllC,,;,,,- -,
nish, - ~
-. n........,,
Ns NJ, 49, s.sS - ~
To the pnbHe our unserass,ioas political as.
yersaries have spread broadcast lsteer purportug
eacy eger a. i 4 t-, ~ oa II Iia s Na ,,,i-
81 l.5na, Mass. under date oi January ~ ISsS'
We are iully aataoriznd 70 dtuogrca il as bold
!orsei4, oo!h ia It's language 7nd sentiment. Until
s t5i' eeheIa s'arfsid rever heard OF such
ssr = II a i,, = -, - q le @s 'es " "ere ei the
TIn;er, ~ I,nT tisss ,, ,e,, ~ f,oysis
to be connetel The letter is ~ e Of the ,st a...
rant lies which has ever been coucocted by tles-
EeTa'e party upon the eve Of defeat. We CAL u ON
oi,g l..'.,,',,s ana lr5nigFng voters 81 his
p.Ty - eeIi,, a., S q ,bs ~, li,;
ca iusglers and npos,efs viii be Taught lesson
"hie' VIII De fe,aePefy ~ ,e ~ u. Ig,re sentets
ST. poesgy. seeret,rr ''----' '''''
,,r,.,.,,.,. ,-...
- 81 vAi4oN.
CHICAGO, ocsoper z-.l.-- ne virginia slt-
natioD y. Is s'sraeang a good deaf OF attention.
s,. 49, iysl,.'','ic .oiltnit,ee
Democratic ,,artv. the anti. .Fnnders t'ra ars
thrown INTO sane cor fflsion !. hnt tbev claim
70 be able 20 carry the STATE. notwisbstana-
ing Mahone,s friends bers say +bot ba u,;lt
FIGHT it ont to the bitter 4n1 Ths yya,r,s1.
t6s contest bscoynes + i n,9re ca,ta;r 49,
the Republicans viii he able tn rI,n the c.
field Electoral ticket tIrougb The breach anl
carry the State They are almost absoIntslx,
certain to gain two ,,,ernhlrs IF Conooss
THE CAMPAIGN IN TFSNFssFE
CH1cAGo October 22d.--Tbe Tfass Nash.
vile special saws The Democrats allege that
the repudiatory Wilson bolted the Demo-
cratic State Convention in consequences of a
secret alliance wish the Rep;blicsns to can
ture the I,sqisIsture ard nalls Horace Nav.
nard Senator. The Republicans claim 95,-
eco votes, while the united Democratic vote
Is lSo, u9o. Inc debt-payiag Democrats de-
ciare themselves anie GO avereame both he
puoHcauS ara hspaatattrs' Inc campaign
mas grown suadenIy exs'ting'
BRAVERY or 4 BOY RECOGNIZED
TNn14SApotTs. Oetobar o9J A Lad psmsa
Ankeny. living near South Bend. who last
week received forty-two buekshot for refus-
ing TO take off 800 badge, has received
a sympathetic autograph letter from Gar
field inclosing his photos raph.
wu.r copu,,, rt,,,rs
,r w. o..o,..-o.,, rt- =, r.,
W" oEH' oesopel se y. efef-
considersd rarfsctlv ssfa aithn,,,,h bs 80
stood tbat q forced C,biaese letfer had bes,,
sent there end published before its arnearancr
in the East. He said that New York would
go Republican without question. The only
Northern States at all doubtful were Maine
and Nesada, and he looked for them to turn
out all right.
KILLED s,yD worNnFD
81,
;. ! DANN LIE, oc.ooes A-u:-l'uripg 2 eoreh
~ Is o. N cuil'lsctloii M,t3
s poilceiian was Aiii' :.
sI- anu ahoetier w1unIea ioe trylne 20 prevent
tne men Iroln showing lesOi'ers In tne street..
q nesio was "iso "ouuueu'
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOB MAYOR eF NEW
YORK.
NEW YORK, October 22d.-The Republican,
Conference Commlttee to-day nominated
w " N. r.; Dowo ior mayor. ne Is IresiuehI OF
tne ;as oieafinS mouse anu DanA oi Noi'h Amer
M THE INDIAN. aRrrNRAcKrps
c,,,r,,o o..,h.. ooI - C-,.u =
+ha N,,Io,,,S 800 p,a'e 6G:-a.,,hoof., 80 oi
-rero froyn r n post NTrcI ,,r,,!;st a,ep
Saai. on ia9'ir 80 ~ ~ ?ron,ihent ureen-
confusion among the Democrats and no fu.
sion by Nationals, and that there viii he
none,
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
NEW YoRK. October 22d. 2d.-Denocratie Con.
gressional nomination in the Eighteenth Dis
trict, James w. Gerard Second District,
Brooklyn, VIM. w. Astor
RosToN Mass octohar o2I m. cro.,,
hacIers of tbs Third D;str;ct boye nny';neta5 1
Crr;n Fsirbanls for Coye-,ess A rssolnt;e,'
;nJars;n, Csnerai Jvss,,a, ID .ha,I.;. L;,',
far tba noble stand he has taen ona;nst nm 81,
s;on was ados,teJ gbs Grea,baoiera nf .ba
Figitb District have norinateI I M T I
Rabcock In tbe Forrtb Dsstr;ct wanasii
Phillips has the LARGEST number Of votes brt
tha meter i LEFT 10 tba D;strie co,1s;tta
tn renort at the noll, ~ 0-'--'''re
.,,r.mowr fpa oo.abo- %, c.,..,
II A1hhHiImN n ~ ~, oceooe. z1d;Sooionel
trict
CrNcrNsArr Octohar 9oJ -Tba perrbl;