Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-27
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The Political Camnaisn.

ORovILLE, October 26th.--We are having
grand Republican demonstration here to-
night. The Garfield and Arthur 1nvincibles
turned out 250 strong, with uniforms and
torches. The whole business portion of the
town is brilliantly illuminated, and also many
private residences. The line of march was
marked by stream of fireworks, and Hon.
David Mcclure is now addressing the largest
assemblage of the campaign in front of the
Union Hotel. He is to be followed by At
torney General A. l.. Hart. The Republi-
can enthusiasm here is now at the boiling
point, and they say they propose to have
Butte county enrolled with the grand major
ity on November ID.
VALLEJO, October 26th.-The largest Re.
publican torchlight procession that has ever
taken place in Vallejo occurred this evening,
about 500 men, bearing torches, lanterns,
banners, flags and transparencies, marching
as an escort to Governor Perkins, George a !,
Knight, Secretary of State Burns and Geo.
L. Bromley. Over 1,500 persons were pres.
ent in Farragut Hall, and listened to speeches
by Knight. Perkins, Burns and Bromley.
Vallejo will give rousing majority for Gar
field and Arthur, and George A. Knight for
Congress from the Third Congressional Dis
trict.
MODESTO, October 26th.-Last night in
Modesto was held one of the greatest rallies
of the campaign in California. This town
has been Democratic for some years, but
from the appearances it will not be long be-
fore the Republicans will have captured it.
Over 1000 men, with torches and trans
parencies, were in the procession, which
stretched from one end of the town almost to
the other. The widest enthusiasm prevailed
After the procession grand meeting was
held in Rogers Hail. Judge Schell pre-
sided, and opened with a rousing speech
Senator Cheney made magnificent speech
of an hour and a half in length, which ere.
ated the widest enthusiasm. The threat of
the Hancock Guard that no Republican
meeting should be held here was shown by
last nights rally to be mere puff of wind.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, October 6th.-Hon. j.
l.. York addressed a large audience here last
night on behalf of the Republicans. He was
interrupted two or three times by some lead
ing Democrats, and in return poured hot shot
into the ranks on party grounds, but said
nothing personal.
SMARTsvILLE, October 26th.-Hon J. A.
Sheehan and Colonel NJ. d. Merrick are ad-
dressing q very large ard enthusiastic Re-
publican meeting this evening. The Repub-
licans will poll large vote.
LINCOLN, October 26th.-Ex.Governor
Irwin is addressing political meeting at this
place tonight. Much enthusiasm prevails.
CouRTLAND, October 26th.-One W. J.
Collier spoke to Democratic audience here
this evening. After he had finished the
Greenbackers took possession of the stand,
and Silas Galloway delivered rousing speech
to large and appreciatiye audience
CENTERvILLE, October 26th-Aessrs. Glas-
cock, Mckee and Inman are addressing a
large Democratic meeting tonight.
RENO (Nev.) October 26th.-A large Dem
ocratic meeting here tonight was addressed
by DR.. J. C. Shorb, of San Francisco, and
General Kittrell, of Carson.