Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-28
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
CALIFORNIA.
The Canpaien.

| OAKLAND, October 27th.-The RepubH-
cans had the grandest demonstration ever
known in this city tonight, it being the
closing effort of the campaign as well as a
reception to Congressman Fl. T. Page, a
| candidate for reelection. Over 10, 000 men
were in line, all with uniforms and torches
except the business men, who marched in
with badges on which was printed "Repub-
| lean League of California" The streets
were lined with visitors, and the greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed. The houses along the
| line of march were illuminated, and the air
was rent with cheers for Garfield and Page.
At the close of the procession monster
meeting was held at the Pavilion, addressed
by Congressman Page, Henry Vrooman, A.
2. Van Duzer and others. The various Re
publican organizations from San Francisco,
and the Union League were in attendance,
over 1900 strong, having chartered special
steamer for the trip on an invitation from the
County Central Conlmittes of Alameda
county.
SAN Francisco, October 27th.-The Re-
publicans held large and enthusiastic meet
ing at the Grand Opera House this evening
Irving NJ. Scott presided, and with few re-
marks introduced Ex-Governor Woods who
held the audience during the evening with
mastery address, reviewing the issues of the
campaign in his usual eloquent manner
Frequent bursts of applause testified the
sympathy of the audience with the orator.
CHICO, October 27th.-The Republicans of
Chico have fine meeting tonight, and are
torney General Hart. The meeting is large
and enthusiastic. Next Monday evening the
Republicans of Chico and Dayton townships
will unite in the last grand rally with torch
light procession, a canal.boat brigade, fire.
works, etc. w. w. McKaig and perhaps
Governor Perkins will speak.
NORTH SAN JUAN, October 27th.-The larg-
e t and most enthusiastic meeting of the can
paign was held here by the Republicans last
night. 1t was addressed by Hon. W. H.
Sears, whose speech produced the most favor
able impression.
SANTA BARBARA, October 27th.-General
John L. Miller last night addressed the
largest. most intelligent and most enthusiast
tic audience which has assembled in Santa
Barbara during the campaign. Perfect
storms of applause accompanied from the
outset the telling blows he dealt the Democ-
racy.
MERGED, October 27th.-There was very
large Republican meeting held here last night,
which was addressed by VIM. A. Cheney, of
Quincy, who supplied the place of Henry
Edgerton, who had been billed for the coca
sion. Mr. Cheney made stirring speech to
about 400 voters and large assemblage of
ladies, elicitipg round after round of applause,
and working the audience up to high degree
of enthusiasm. At the close of the meeting
three cheers were proposed for Garfield, Ar
thur and Pacheco, which were heartily given
then three more for the speaker.
SHASTA, October 27th.-Judge J. B. La
mar addressed a large Democratic meeting
here Monday evening; Last evening E.
I all sod q
large meeting of the Garfield and Arthur
Club.
SHASTA, October 9th. = Judge 2. F.
Adams and Judge Aaron Bell are addressing
a Republican meeting at Whiskytown this
evening. Quite a large number of Shasta
Republicans have gone over, and an enthnsi-
astic time is expected. Judge j. b. Lamar
and Hon. A. r. Andrews are addressing
Democratic meeting at Igo this evening.
UPPER LAKE, October 27th-John Foley
addressed an audience here last night ON the
Democratic side of the political question.
He was followed by DR.. Crumpton, the
Democratic. and Professor S. o. Morford,
the Republican candidate for the Legislature
from this county. There were number of
ladies present.
GREENvILLE, October 27th.-W W. Kel-
logg, Democratic candidate for the Assembly,
and j. d. Goodwin of Quincy, addressed an
attentive audience here last night Both
speakers were frequently applauGed.
VALLEJO October 27th-Five hundred
Republicans went over to Benicia this even
ing on the steamer Amelia to attend a mass
meeting of Republicans addressed by Knight,
Bromley and Others Careful estimates give
Knight for Congress ], 160 majority over
Berry in this THE Third Congressional Dis
trict.
Rio VISTA, October 27th.-A large Repub.
lican meeting was addressed here tonight by
Charles n Fox of Alameda. More interest
was manifested than at any previous meeting
OF this campaign.
sursuY, October 27tt.-The train to Benz
eia this evening conveyed two chartered
coaches filed with Garfield InHincihles, to
participate in the grand torchlight turnout
given in honor of George l.. Knight. Two
OF our most prominent Democrats fell into
line, to be converted By a Republicans per-
suasive Grafton.
San JOSE, October 27th.-Duripg the past
two weeks the Democratic Citizens Commit
tee have been making preparations for q
grand barbecue, which took place at the fair
grounds to-day. Seven beeves, 80 sheep and
is hogs were cooked General Walsh adj
dressed the assemblage on the issues of the
day, followed by Chas. Sumner.
MARYsvILLE, October 27th.-The Demo
cratic demonstration tonight, with music,
transparencies and torches, is the largest had
in the campaign. Ex-Governor Irwin IS now
addressing an audience on Second street
opposite the Western House. The evening
is pleasant and favorable for an outdoor
meeting.
RENO New, October 27th.-A Democratic
meeting was held here tonight. addressed by
Hon. c. w. Cassidy of Eureka, candidate
| for Congress- and by Father McGrath of Vir-
ginia. A Republican meeting is being held
| nt Pyramid