Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

! into the matter and has sent one to treat
China about it. 1t has proceeded lawfully
and Justly aud surely. The abrogation of
| the Burlingame treaty, clamored for By
the Democrats will not do alone. Chinese
came here Just as freely before it as since.
The Democrats, in the California Senate
signed the report with him, the speaker,
made on this question, declaring that the
amendment or abrogation of the Burlingame
treaty would not be sufficient remedy. The
Democratic platform declares against Chinese
immigration except for purposes Of travel, ed
ucation or foreign commerce. For what other
purposes does the Chinaman come here.
Why, the Democrats are evidently going
into the education of Chinese, and Judge
Wallace is then and there nominated Tor Su-
perintendent of Chinese Instruction laugh
teri, Russ Stephens for Principal OF the
Chinese High School, and Father PATTERSON
to open the school with prayer. lGreat
laughter.1 General Garfield speaks out
openly on the Chinese question. Hancock
is silent, and the only reply to Gar
field is a forged letter-forged by a
Democrat. [Applause.] All the South
ern leaders were as smart as ever,
and he was proud of them. They knew
how to frame the Democratic platform; They
want the Chinaman for the rice field, the
cotton plantation and the sugar press, lap
lduS5,l Line bCIlOCidCy SpOo niAo WV
grcenbacks, and half Of them don't under
stand it. Laughter. The federal bonds are
solemn contracts, and must be redeemed as
their face calls for, in all honor and honesty.
[Applause.l Pay out the deposits? Why,
that is insanity, and every business man
knows it. The Democracy declared we
couldn't resume, but we did. Judge
Wallace says the country is pros.
porous, but that the dews Of God
made it so, and not Republican policy.
Well. then, he admits that Providence is on
tariff question the Democracy cries out for
tariff for revenue only. What does that
mean? 1t means that the 200 men over at
the railroad shops must stop work and the
hum of machinery cease. tAppiause. 1t
means that pauper labor of foreign lands
shall crush out rewarded labor in America
These Democrats a few months ago begged
that the war talk cease, and now they |
talk of nothing but the hero of
he was whipped at Gettysburg. Lees vet |
Grams had crushed the left wing. and forced |
Sicl,les' division back, and the Virginians |
were sweeping On to New York, until great
er than Hancock arose and saved the /
day. Mr.. Raymond concluded with brill |
liant appeal to the people to support Garfield |
and Arthur. Three cheers were then given
for Garfield and Arthur, and three for the
speaker.
After music by the band,
C. T. JONES
Was introduced. Mr.. Jones said at that |
hour he would not undertake to speak at
length. He thought the real issue in the |
campaign to be one ne had supposed was set |
tied forever-is tbs a nation. When Lee |
surrendered the Democracy declared that !
So nlouad That arca,,faA he rasl1It |
but now the issue is uppermost again, and the
Democracy boldly breaches its old theories OF
State sovereignty and the compact of
States evil. He believed that Garfield and |
Arthur would be elected, and that it is only
a question of the majority. He wanted to
see that majority SO large that there can &c
no possible excuse for Democratic attack !
upon the Electoral College verdict He called |
attention to the necessity of voting the straight
Republican ticket fer Assemblymen, for on
that hinges the question who shall be U. S. |
Senator, and whether James L. Farley, |
who voted in 1861 for the secession reso
buttons in the Democratic Convention in
this city, shall have for his colleague w. L.
Wallace, who voted in the same Convention
for the same resolutions, or a good Union !
man who has never turned his voice or hand |
against his country. lApplause. He urged |
Republicans not to yield to the sohci-
tations that will be made to have |
them vote for Democratic nominees
for the Assembly on personal grounds, and de- |
clared that there is 700 much at stake for any
personal claims to be permitted to intervene
between the Republican voter and his duty. |
He urged voters TO support the Congressional
and local ticket Of the party. and to make |
valiant fight for the Republican nominees
for Supervisor. Dir. Jones then led the |
audience in three cheers for the party, and |
a y y II
in Blue, the Sailor Boys and the Legion then |
marched TO the residence Of Senator Booth, |
with the Artillery Band, to serenade that |
gentleman.