Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-03

take 'em in hand, too. But N In hurry
Good day."
Dave Simmons says that mans inhumanity
to man has just been exemplifed. Eere he
had got up club in the First Ward for the
purest and best and highest of purposes,
"dye see," and here the darned RECORD.
UNION goes and makes fun of it. And that
wasn't all, dye SET" for Ben. Steinman gets
John brennan to resign and bursts up my
little game, and that was simply outrageous
on the part of John. But then time hss its
revenges. and Dave will get even-he thinks.
First Ward Club met Wednesday night
present Is, of whom two live in the ward.
A Republican politician of prominence be.
ing asked for his views, said there was no
doubt of the county Republican ticket being
elected. As to the League of Freedom, they
were like cats in back yard-just now they
are engaged in caterwauliug among them
selves, but when they meet at the polls there
will be more cats than ever, and sll of them
purring softly. However, he believed the
Republican ticket would win, despite all op.
position.
An old line Republican Of sagacity says
he has figured, and Grove Johnson's election
is just as sure as the rise of the sun.
The liquor men deny that they have in.
dorsed Judge Henry. They will not say
that they are opposed to him.
I've bets were made last night; one, even
up that Berkey gets over 400 votes, and one
$40 to s. that he gets over 500. Two other
bets were made that Herzog wins by ma.
jority in excess Of any other candidate below
the legislative nominations.
George b. katZenstein says it was mistake
about John L. Carey being put on the Prohi.
bition ticket and ne will see to its being cor
rsc.ed. There are q good many iuquiries ss
to where George stands, and voters ask, SIS
he for the Republican ticket, or for the Pro.
hibitionists (where he beloDgs), or is he for
George all the tine ~
A League of Freedom man SAYS one of
the leaders went into the Executive Commit
tee with pocketful of resolutions against the
Republican legislative ticket, but because a
breeze would result if he offered them he
kept them il the dark recesses of his coat.tsil
pockets; that there are discussions in the
League ranks, and that the oil Of peace and
business interest does not prevent the heaying
OF the deep waters of partisan strife.
The hackmen say that Shey intend to estab-
lisa Good Templsrs' Lodge, and John F.
brennan is to be the Chief.
A Turner says it is true that the Turn Ve-
rein Association did pass resolutions indors.
ing the Democratic State ticket, with the ex-
ception of the nominees for State Treasurer
and one of the Justices of the Supreme Court,
as the Endorsement Of benson and Well was
Internationally made. Another Turner-an
ex-otficial-belisves that Turner is giving the
reporters taffy and while he was not present
at the meeting of the association, he is willing
to stake his word that no such action was
taken. He is especially warm about the
statement that the Germans will all 20 for
Germans. He says Germans are mainly Re-
publicans /; they are not clanish for their own,
but are oftener jealous of each other. They
will ynta thev in5i lir> vaa orl -,
not of the kind that can be "herdsd." For
himself he is an American citizen, aud all
this " chatter" about Irish, German, French,
and 30 on, is all wrong. and will do much to
injure the country. THE question should
not be, ID he German or Irish or American,
but is he capable, true to the interests of the
country, and representative of the principles
l adhere to-whst matters it where he was
born" Last evening two prominent Turner's
overhauled reporter, to say that their So
ciety had not Endorsed the League Of Free
dom ticket. On being Intercepted, they
added that it had, st o meeting, agreed on a
mixed ticket, State and legislative-m
because the meeting was not unanimous
/ he Turner's action seems to have awakened
more street comment than there is warrant
for, and the different statements Of the men,
bers involve it in confusion.
One Of the wouid-be Republican bosses,
who is fighting part of the Republican ticket
in the Third Ward, says he is doing 50 because
one of the candidates didn't come up and
help form Republican club, and go on. He
believes the reference to Third Ward bosses in
the former notes of "Rumor" was intended
for him. "Well," said sn old-lice Republi.
car, on hearing of this remark, "a man
ought to recognize his own portrait"
A temperance man says some one has put
out q spurious ticket, for the Prohibitionists
have indoraed Judge Henry, and propose tc
vote for him to man.
1T is gratifying to note that the wer o.
the would. be bosses in the Second Ward has
been suspended, and that all hands are now
buckliug in for Joe Wiseman," said prom
ipent Second Ward Republican to reporter
yesterday.
"Well, then, the bosses are convinced there
ia no use in slsughtering pure. capable anC
worthy man like Wiseman to spite each
| other?"
swell, yes-that's it, in fact but She,
also see that they may both lose by fighting
over him. and letting common politics
enemy slip in. Yes, they are all harmoniou
for Wiseman now, and mis- election is deac
certain"
"How about this boss business, anyhow ?
"I'll tell you. 1t is infamous. The Sec
ond Ward has bean an example of the evil
1t ia all right for men to contend in tn:
primaries. When the vote decides the party
choice, that should end it. But no, here i,
clique X, and clique Y. Both resolve tx
! rule-you see, its the hight of the ambition
of some men TO rule ward. So when Y sue
ceeds, and Y is defeated, the latter wages
war on Y. to the benefit Of the political op
ponents of both, and tie result is disgust or
| the part of the voters, and often the defeat Of
the ticket. This miserable wrapgiing 70,
power by bosses, is the bsne of the party
| and does mere to break it up than anything
else. and the party men should crush it out
and the way to do it is to do it within the
party, and not by deserving"
A Gait Republican of prominence beine
overhauled, said that the Republican ticke,
| is gaining in that place.
He adds: "a canvass of the vote shows II
relative strength of each party to bs pre-
served
"0ne of the serious phases of the day fol
Sacramento county" said a sensible anC
| thinking citizen, as he settled his back sgains
letter.box, the batter to fix the attention o
the reporter, sis the disposition OF the Stat,
Prison Directors to disestablish the pIison a.
Folsom, and unless the best strength and thu
highest capacity, ard tine bsss work
ers and fighters in legislative hall
are put ioto place, Sacramento count,
will lose that State institution after all.
olgh. not to be lost. l. is safe prison
doctors say it is the bealthisst of prisons i
is needed prison, and sill that's wrong sbou
it is the sending of prisoners there by sen
tenca of the Court. The original plan was &
give the Directors sole power to single on
those over whom the most rigid penal discip
lire should be exercised, and send them {,
Folsom prison. This would relieve the Ssl
Quentin prison, better the situation there, ant
set on foot real prison reform. So l want t,
see the best ability We have put forward il
the legislature to defeat the scheme now OF
foot to abandon The Folsom prison"
Chris. Weisel says he has been Democrs
many a year, but, by Shorge, Heilbron can
| lead the Germans as be thinks. and some o
us Democrats will go for HeTzog, TO show hin
| he can't trade US off. "
/ It is admitted that Heilbron's card. whicl
| he never wrote, has hurt E$till, and German
| voters are rssenting il.
| The Fourth Ward fight is growing hottie
and party lines are more clearly defined. in
| dicsting the success Of the Republican nom
inee in that ward for Supervisor, and NOR
strength for the rest Of the ticket than hs
heretofore bsen counted on. " It looks now,
said q Fourth Ward stalwart yesterday
"ss il ours viii be the banner ward, snC
give the highest aud, proportiouately, tn
cleanest vote TO johnson, and from him c'ea
through to the end of the local ticket; but
goodness gracious, you can't realize low al
| hands are at work. By the way, just eoun
up and zee what host of candidates the OK
Fourth has. There's Ryan. Herzes, Gerber
CoglGu. Pie-spn, Gottlieb end Swift on tn
Republican ticket, and Cox. Beard, Fay
! Bronner. VIM, Mcclure. Demecrsts-al
live or do business IN the Fourth. Thirteel