Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-22

tons. Before the great defeat they were
confident OF victory. The disaster that has
fallen upon their party is so overwhelming
that they are in despair. There is also much
complaining that while they furnish 13S GER
| tain votes for the Democracy, they should.
| nevertheless. be led to defsat.
GARFIELD SPEAKS TO HIS OLD COMRADES.
MENTOR TO-. October 21st.-General Car
field, In speaking to l, 200 of his old comrades
in the war, said:
Just over yonder about ten miles, when was
mere lad, heard the first political speech Of my
life. 1t was speech that Josfiia r. Giddirss was
making He had come home to appeal to his con
stlt9ents A southern man drew a pistol on him
while he was speaking in favor OF human liberty,
and marched over toward him 10 shoot him down
TO stop his speech and quench the voice of liberty
remember but one thing that the old hero said in
the course of that speech so long aro and it was
this - knew was speaking ior liberty, and felt
that II the assassin shot me down, my speech
would still go on aud triumph Well, now,
gentlemen these /, 200 and the hundred times go,
the millions OF that went out into the field OF
battle to fight Tor our Union felt Just as the speaker
feltthat II they should all be shot down the cause
OF liberty would still 90 on. You all and the Union
feit that around you and about you aud behind you
was q force and cause Of an immortal truth that
would outlive your bodies and mne and survive all
our brIgades, and all our armies Your being here
shows that you are to-day in the same belief-that
the cause Tor which We fought viii live in united
halloD uniled people, against all factions, against
all sections, against all divisions, so long there
shall be continent of rivers and mountains and
lakes 1t was that belief that lifted you all up into
heroic night OF great soldiers in the war; and it is
that belief that you cherish to day. and carry with
YOU IN all your pigriinages and all your reunions.
In That great belief, and in that inspiring faith
greet YOU to-day, and with it will go TO what
ever late has IL store FOX US all.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE INA
CINE THAT THEY HAVE FOUND MARES
NEST.
New York, October 21st.-The National
democratic Committee issued the following
tonight:
To the Public When this campaign opened, the
National Democratic Committee contracted with the
American Union and Western Union Telegraph
Companies for spc cal for their business, and
arranged with said companies that all kilograms
sent or received By the committee should be re-
turned at the end of each week to the Cashier OF
the committee, as vouchers for the bills rem
dered. The kilograms sent or received by
our committee have been returned under
this arrangement weekly and Paid for ac-
cording to contract On Wednesday morning.
October goth, the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany returned to the committee the vouchers as
usual FOR the second week i'll October Upon exam
nation by our cashier, to certify the amount, the
following kilograms were found in the package
sent as vouchers evidently being mistake on the
part OF the official having the in charge at the
Oi4iNV vi tllS WESTERN Union Telegraph company.
Inc kilograms are written upon Western Union
blanks, and are rs follows.
lRush.l October u 1850. To Hon. Charles J.
Nooyes, care H. Jenkins, Jr., Jacksonville Fla.
telegraphed yesterday. | viii provide as requested
eco each for calendar and Yourself as compensation
MARSHALL JEWELL. III paid.l
Rush, October u, 1880. To f. W. Wi.ker
Collector Key West, Fla. City OF Dallas took $50,
City Of Texas 100. Colorado 100, for Key West.
Men on deck, instructed to say nothing about it.
MARSHALL JEWELL. [26 paid.1
The numerals 100" leo" and 100" in this
last telegram means so many men, These tele-
grams, or rather the addressed to T. W Wicker
U s. Collector at the port of Key West, Fla, tells
It's own story. The sun had not gone down in the
State of Indiana, where OF the greatest frauds
ever perpetrated on a free Government and
Tree ballot were about to be consummatei
when the Chairman OF the National Re-
publican Committee and an official of the
United States Government were preparing to
repeat in the State OF Florida the nfamy no doubt
eonsummated in the State of Indiana This COM
mlttee were advised previous to the receipt OF
these kilograms, that the State of Florida was about
to be overrun by repeaters OF large cities The
kilograms OF Mr.. Jewell only confirm what the
committee well knew a fact. The above tele-
grams are in the possession of the committee They
letterpress book and bear the telegraph receivers
checks and marks, and the committee defes any
one to assert that they are not genuine The tele
grams are now being Autographed, and will be
gwen TO the public in day two.
WIN. H. BARNUM,
Chairman National Democratic Committee.
GENERAL GRANT TALKS To THE CITIZENS OF
JERSEY CITY.
JERSEY CITY, October 21st.-General Grant.
in speech tonight, said
think can give the people of New Jersey full
assurance that the Republican ticket at the ap-
preaching election is going to have the votes of
SOLID North, including New Jersey lApplause.j 1t
used to be common saving some wears ago that
New Jersey was not in the United States-that it
was foreign land bat since that she has redeemed
herself on several occasions and she is going to
prove again on the I'd Of November that she is in |
the Union. tApplanse.l | would not say any
thing, II could help it, that should be offensive
to any Democrat who might be present. | like |
the Democrats. Some OF my best friends are among |
the Democrats but, then, | think for time that |
they should be satisfied with letting the Republican
party run this Government, at least until they can
give better assurances than any they have |
given that they Will run it in the same |
way - for the interests of all classes and |
all tie people. GApplause.l During the Democratic |
war that we had from 1861 to 1865, always con. |
tended that the rebels-all of whom were Demo.
Gratis !applause and laughterl-were Just so much |
interested in their defeat were interested in
defeating them. believe was right then be-
lieve it was to the interest Of every foot of |
territory, and every person occupying foot |
OF territory in this glorious Union, that the |
rebellion should be put down. and that we should |
remain one and united people. And believe to-
day that every Democrat here is interested in this
Governments as much interested in their defeat
on the I'd of November as the Republicans are in
terested in defeating them. In other words be- |
Ieye IN the greatest good to the greatest number |
and that the greatest good comes from our success
iApplause.l
Being asked TO preside. General Grant OBJ !
jected somewhat, as that would be his third |
term as President.