Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-26

| He will resist all Capitalization of powsr.
he will cherish and preserve the TAI.
fame of the people of every section
of the country. Applause The people
of the United States are bound
together by the indissoluble ties of interest "a
as well as fraternity, and when utilization
brushes ne section the liberties Of the Others
depart. IApplause.l For years the South
has been lied about. Who believes these
stories of outrage? No one. Applause.
Property aud life is as secure there as any.
where. Applause. The elections are as
fair there as here. Applause There is as
much bulldozing here as there at every elee-
ton. The people have not forgotten Mare
Island, the tapeworm tickets. and the acts of
the Federal officials there, and though the
attention of Congress was called to these
frauds, the Republican party never moved
finger to right the outraged people. APP
plause,
voice. was one of the victims of that
fraud.
Mr.. Brown said he didn't charge all Re.
publicans as ignorant aud base, but many
are they won't read both sides they won't
read even the RECORD UNIONS kilograms of
the truth, but read what it says and swear
by it. There is large number of Repub-
llcans whose conscierces are quickened, and
they are awakening to the truth. The solid
NroUoh VIII NOV Only 20 LOT
Eli glish, but he believed nearly the solid
North will follow suit. Applause. They
howl about the solid South, but solidity at
the North Is q virtue. Laughter Any
man who has ever lived at the South. and
felt the iron hand of tyranny, would be
worse than fool t. vote the Republican
ticket. Laughter aud applause. An out
ragged people are about to put the seal of death
ON that party, and tuck it away forever
in its little bed. Applause. 1t is necessary
that the Republican party should die that the
government Washington fought for shall be
preserved to the world and saved from eternal
destruction. Applause. He held that the
Republican party created the tramp nuisance
1t has given the public domain away until
there is scarcely any decent land left to settle
on. Applause. There have been more Re-
publican Senators and Congressman who have
gone to Washington poor, lived beyond their
means and came away rich, within the last
sixteen years, than ever before in the whole
one hundred years Of the life of the nation.
Applause. The Republican party has in
creased the taxes, given away the homes of
the people and sold out the country. lap
plause They say Hayes has sent Com
mission to China. Why that is the biggest
piece of taffy ever given. IApplause The
Republican party never goes wild over the
wrongs of the white man, but weeps over all
black and tans. [Laushter.l 1t wants a CEN
tralized Government and the best way
to get it is to fill the land with Chi
nese and make em voters. If
they had enough Chinese votes to-day the
Republican party would defy the people.
Applause. 1t was their expectation to use
the negro, but he went back on the party.
What did its Convention do for Bruce How
many votes did he get for Vice-Prssident.
They tickled him little, and that is ALL APP
plause The Republicans claim this is
nation. 1t is not nation. The fathers
created federal Government and gave it
certain express powers, but the great rights
and powers rest in the States and are retained
by them. The colonies fought against CEN
tralized Government, and when they set up
the Constitution, never intended to set up
another one. He referred to the recent Vir-
ginia jury case and the federal election law, as
evidences of the intent of the Republican party
to effect Capitalization. Any one reading
the Declaration of Independence and the ten
years history following must conclude that
the colonies fought no greater wrongs than
the Federal election laws and like acts of
usurpation on the part of the Republican
party. Applause. He believed that as a
California Elector he would be sent with
others to Washington to cast California's vote
for W. 5. Hancock. [Applause,l With a
brilliant and truly eloquent peroration Mr..
Brown concluded in the midst of enthusiastic
applause.
MIR. Cravens said Judge Curtis, who was
announced to speak, was unavoidably absent
in the country The meeting had demon
strated that the people of Sacramento are
heart and soul for Hancock and English and
constitutional liberty. Two able and elo-
quent speeches had been delivered, and he
thought as the evening was cold it would
not be we'll to call on people to
stand in the chill longer. He pro-
posed three cheers for Hancock and
English, which were given with will, and
the meeting adjourned. During the evening
rockets were sent up, band of music on the
Capital Hotel balcony played pleasing airs,
the Stars and Stripes hoated over the stand
which was dressed in national .colors, and
general feeling of enthusiasm was made mani
fest among the people, VINO gave close atten-
ton to the speakers and frequently and
loudly applauded them. just prior to the
meeting 100 guns were fired from the R-street
grade by squad under command of gunner
Ramsay.