Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-06
TIE SUNDAY LAW.


Sunday should give tomorrow to labor at
the polls for the Republican Legislative
ticket. The mispsmed League of Freedom,
In other words, the law-breakers and drunk
ard-makers OF Sacramento, have Endorsed the
whole Democratic ticket Good citiz ans, tar.
paying people, sober men, God fearing voters,
need no other argument to convince them
that they must support all of the Republican
Legislative nominees. Those who believe in
law and order must not only vote themselves,
but must get their neighbors and friends to
vote. This election decides whether decepcv
rules in Sacramento, o. whether rum.hoIes.
low dives, sin and lsw-detiers can control the
capital of California. The enemies of good
government are working. They propose to
close their mills of destruction on election
day, that they may work against sober men
and honest candidates. Rally, then, every
mJn who loves his country, and wishes Il
AgetesQy morality and Offered by sober
Supdsy law men. and be at the polls early.
stay there all day, and see to it that the
Democratic candidates sre beaten. They
ought to be beaten, because Of their unho,y
alliance with the anti-Sunday law agitators.
You who desire to see the Sunday law re.
tanned should close your places of business,
and meet and defeat these bad men at their
own game. Cicse up your workshop, your
store. aud give enc day to civilization, moral
ity and the Sunday law. A little effort now
and all will be WELL Truth will triumph
law will be maintained; Sunday preserved.
and the wicked duly punished.
A SUNDAY LAW MAN
CoEcERNING RKGIsTRATIoN.-It is under.
stood that some question is beingiraised con-
corning the right cf citizens whose names are
on the Great Register supplement to vote
tomorrow. An appeal to the Attorney.
General for an opinion has been made. 1t
would seem that no citizen who can establish
tina. he is entitled to vote under the Constitu.
ton can be deprived of his right. Section 1.
Article IL, reads Every native male citj-
zen OF the United States, every male person
who shall have acquired the rights of citi.
zspship under or by virtue Of the treaty
OF Queratero. and every male naturalized
citizen thereof, who shall have become such
ninety days prior to any election, OF the age
OF Il years, who shall have bsen q resident
OF the State one year next preceding the
election, and of the county in which he claims
his vote ninety days and In the election
precinct thirty days, shall be entitled to
vote at all elections which are now or may
hereafter be authorized by law" etc. And it
Is held that under the Constitution, IL one is
on the Register he cannot be deprived of his
right to vote by any provision that would be
10 conflict with the right guaranteed by the
Constitution, and that the supplement is but
part OF the copy Of the Great Register.
Concerning the supplemental Register, it is
held that the law requiring the Clerk to
make register on the first Monday in DC.
tober was not intended to mean that he must
do all the work on that day, but that he
should begin on that day at the outside. 1t
Is also held that the thirty day provision does
not apply to the issue OF the copy of the
Great Register, but only to the fact of the
residence OF the voter, etc. 1t is held also
that the order OF the Supervisors making the
copy called supplement part of the origi-
nal, covers any possible flaw that may be
sought to be awaited of to deprive voters of
their right 60 vote.
The GREAT REGIsTER.-The Great Regis.
ter of Sacramento county, including the sup
plement, copy of which has been received
at this office, contains S, 447 names. Ofthese
995 are native born Californianr, 2,7O6 for.
eign born, and 4,746 born within the bound
aries of the United States and outside of
California. The nativity of the foreign born
is as follows Ireland S74; Germany and
Prussia, 759; England, 1872; Cauads, 1876;
Switzerland. 90; Scotland IS; France, 62
Sweden. ~; Italy, 80; Portugal, 80; Den.
Scotia, IS; Wales, "a; Austria, %; Azore
Island. 20; Bavaria. II; New Brunswick,
IA Chile, 10; Russia, II; Western Islands.
IL; Holland, 10; Mexico, 10; Prince Ed.
wsro's Island, 10; Australia, 9; Sandwich
Islands, s West Indies, Il at sea, G Greece,
4: Cape Verde Islands, 3; Hungary, 8;
Newfoundland, 5; Brazil. 2; Bohemia, 2
Isle OF Man, 2; Belgium, 2; East India, 2
Spain. 2; Saxony, 2. 0ne each to the fol.
lowing Peru, Ceylon, Westphalia, British
provinces, Channel Islands, Heligoland,
Netherland, Baden, New Zealand, Van Die.
mans Land, Sardinia, Japan. The Great
Register of 1880 contained IL, 426 names, of
which number G, 769 voted at the election of
that year. 1t is understood that the Board
OF Supervisors will be asked, at their meet
ing this morning, to order an erra.a printed
Tor the purpose of correcting typographical
and clerical errors.
The HowARDs.-The monthly meeting of
the Howard Benevolent Association for Oc-
tober was held on Saturday. The report of
the Steward showed 1S5 persons relieved by
496 dispsnsations. There are now receiving
aid from the association i3 sick or infirm
men, 80 women and 50 children in all, l21,
The Treasurer reported receipts as follows
From back interest, Sal &c; monthly col
lec.ionss Sl29 %; total. $40 81. Dishurssd.
WV tfs Ie8ioAzCc III Tue LftASury November
LIST, Sl43 Oh. Bills were audited TO the
amount If S424 04. Debts previously su.
Fed but unpaid amount to $40 SO, making
- to- cdebtedness November list S466 6S.
HfSs assistance in paying this debt help is
asked in another column, where, also, dona.
lions of tie past month are acknowledged.
CRY TREAsURY.-The following are the re.
ceiLts of TIE city treasury for the week end.
ing November 4th : S. r. Caldwell, cemetery
dues, S2S; K. d. SERVER. water rates, ST.
- %; ~ A. Kidder, harbor dues, Sl22 so:
Police Court zines, 81: George
npses, S507 81 George
ses. 50 81; T. w. Gil
1924 20; Total, 81.
mo cards as adver.
Ations. or otherwise, on
be admitted in the Rec.
rrow morning, except to
appearing in advertise
aEsTs. The following names
corded at the police station at II
ek last night: John Fitzpatrick, for dis.
biog the peace, by officer Frazse; Dan
ivan, visiting so opium den, by officers
red. karcher and Nash.