Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-29
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PASSENGERS FROM TIE EAST By RAIL
Items of News from Nevada, British Co
IuInbia and Washington Territory.
CALIFORNIA.
rhe PnlitieaI CamnaI.n.


SAN Francisco, October 2Sth.-The Gar
field Invincibles held their last meeting of
the campaign at Horticultural Hall this even
ing. The building was packed, and the
meeting of the most enthusiastic character.
Addresses were delivered by Hon. Grove l..
johnson, Mrs. Clara Foltz, w. II. L. Barnes
and others. REGULATIONS were given by Grace
d. Pierce and Caro- True, and there was vo-
cal and instrumental music.
At Union Hall this evening the Working
men of Democratic proclivities met to hear
Enos give in his adhesion to the candidature
of General Rosecrans. The latter spoke first,
without reference whatever to Enos. Enos
then spoke and defended himself against the
charge of being q fugitive from justice, which
has been brought against him. He sat down
without once mentioning Rosecrans, but be-
ing prompted by some of his friends, got up
and pronounced eulogy on Rosecrans.
LODI, October 18th. Republicans are
holding a spirited and largely attended mass
meeting here this evening. The town, is
ablaze with the light of bonfires and Chinese
lanterns. A special train of three cars,
carrying the Boys in Blue and large delega-
ton of citizens from Stockton, arrived here
prior to the opening of the evening, and the
excursionists were received with music and
salutes by cannon. Ralph Ellis was chosen
Chairman of the meeting, and Colonel Creed
Raymond is now addressing an able and
effective speech to a large and attentive
audience of ladies and gentlemen. Much en-
thusiasm prevails, and the gathering is one of
the largest of the campaign.
KNIGHTS LANDING, October 2Sth.-A
rousing Republican meeting was held here
last night. 1t was addressed by Senator
Davis of Marysville, R. Clark and CIV.
Scott. Republican candidate for the Assem-
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vindication of Republican principles, while
Mr.. Clark favored his audience with most
vigorous campaign effort. G. W. Scott, who,
before his nomination, had never made
public speech, has developed unsupported
ability Of high order. SCOTS election is as.
sured.
CLARKsBURG (Yolo county,, October 2Sth
G. w. Scott, Republican candidate for the
Assembly, accompanied by Senator Davis of
Marysvile and r. Clark, were given rous.
ing reception at this place tonight. The
three gentlemen named addressed the largest
meeting of the campaign. This precinct will
lican ticket next Tuesday.
BENIoIA, October 2Sth.-The Republicans
of this city, together with large delegations
from Vallejo, Fairfield and Suisun, had
grand torchlight procession last night, on the
occasion of Geo. A. Knight and G.. I.
Bromley's addresses here. Nearly 900 men
were in line, and the houses, stores and tan
neries on the line of march were brilliantly
illuminated. The utmost enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Cheers for Knight rent the air at
every step, and salutes we've fired from can.
mons and anvils. The speaking took place
in the open air, there being no hall in town
concourse of people. No such enthusiasm
has prevailed here for twenty years, and the
Republicans feel sure of an easy victory on
the ID OF November next.
SAN ANDREAs, October 2Sth.-Dr Cox
and Hon. Paul Neumann spoke here last
night to large and enthusiastic assemblage
of Republicans, who marched with about 400
torches from the Republican Club hall to the
speakers stand. Mr.. Neumann was very
eloquent, and was listened to with marked
attention.
GRovELAND (Tuolumne county, October
2Sth.-J. w. Brier is addressing one of the
largest and most enthusiastic Republican
gatherings tonight that ever assembled in
this place. Mr.. Brier spoke to large meet
ing in Chinese Camp last night.
SoULsBYvILLE (via Sonora), October 2sth.-
Frank W. Street of Sonora is now speaking
in Vests Hall to the largest Republican
meeting that has ever been held in this place.
The Sonora Garfield and Arthur Glee Club
are also in attendance, discoursing campaign
music.
NAPA, October 2Sth = Politics in this
county is at present booming, greater inter
est being manifested by both parties than for
many years, though since the Ohio and
Indiana elections the Democrats are not as
sanguine as before. Prominent speakers
from abroad as well as local speakers, ad-
dress large audiences almost nightly. Hon.
Vail lie ba,o TO, ~,
and on Monday Governor Perkins is ex-
pected. The indications are that George A.
knight will be the next member of Congress
from this district.
PETALuMA, October 26th.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting is being held in Peta-
luna this evening. A special train arrived
from Santa Rosa with the Garfield and Ar
thur Clubs. A large number of citizens
paraded the streets with torches, headed by
a brass band, and Charles n. Fox is now adj
dressing crowded house at the theatef
The Republicans are jubilant, as everything
gives promise of a victory for the ticket.
CESTERvILLE, October 2Sth.-A very large
Republican meeting was held here this even.
ing. A rousing address was delivered by f.
NJ. Pixley. Our large hall was densely
crowded. The Republicans are fully awake.
SHASTA, October 2Sth.-C. G. Bush, Re-
publican candidate for Assemblyman, Hon.
Aaron Bell and Edward Sweeney are address
ing the people of French Gulch tonight.
Judge J. b. Lamar and Hon. a. r. Andrews
are addressing a Democratic meeting at An.
derson this evening.
CoLUsA, October 2Sth.-Governor Irwin
and Dr. Merrick are holding a fine discussion
at the theater tonight to large audience.
Irwin conceded the opening and closing to
Merrick.
SAN BUENAyENTURA, October 2Sth.-The
Republican meeting at Hueneme last night
was big success similar to the one at Santa
Paula the night before. Hon. j: G. Mccall
lum addressed the assembled crowds on both
instances, delivering argumentative. logical
speeches, which have produced good effect.
The Republicans here feel encouraged by the
results Of his visits to us, and the county is
safe for Garfield, Pacheco and Assemblyman
WATSON, according to the figures of the Re-
publican County COMMITTEES.
SANTA PAULA, October 2Sth.-J. NJ.
Brooks, Democratic nominee for the Assem-
bly, for Ventura and Santa Barbara counties,
is addressing large and enthusiastic meeting
here tonight.