Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-25

lit is 100 WcI kIlO VII. HIS uecil Il u us
tice of the Peace so many years that he i
lost ont of the office. And while he doe
not claim to be first-clasS lawyer iii ever.
respect yet he always gives US justice; h,
always gives justice TO the parties litigan
before him he is just, attentive to bust
ness, making alwaysa firSt-ciass Justice o
the Peace.
Our candidates for Constables are house
hold names-Frank Swift and Sam Harvey
| We could not run the Justices Courts nm
less we had Frank and Sam as ConstableS
| We ought to give them life lease of ths
office, so as to avoid the bother of electins
them every two years. We lawyers would
| not know what to do unless we had Frank
and Sam to run things and act as Consta-
| bleS; and they are the men that will be
elected
In the halls of the United States Congress
now, as one of the representatives from the
State of California in the United States Sen
ate, is man who carried the flag of the
| United States during the civil war, honor
! ably g!oriouSly and faithfully. who in the
| walks of private life has proved himself 4
| successful business man and LAWYER: in
! public life he has been honest and true to
! his constituents; he has kept every prom
! Use that he made to us. General John F.
! Miller, the one to whom your hearts tell
/ you | refer, is 4 man whom we are proud
to claim as representative Californian in
| the United States Senate. lApplauSe.l He
! stands there now to-day rs the one Repub-
! lean United States Senator from California.
/ He made most able and gallant fight in
our behalf upon the Chinese question, and
! by his ability his learning, his eloquence
and his unceasing efforts, he did more, it
! seemed to me, than it was possible for man
4 Il.
that regard, We need 10 have
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN UNITED STATES SEN
AToR
In the halls of Congress from California.
, We need another man TO stand side by side
with John f. Miller, as John +. Miller
stood side by side with the soldiers of the
Republic in the charges upon the enemy
! while they were masquerading IS rebels in
the civil war. [ApplauSe.l We need a
man there as a Republican and 4 represent
ative. We need-l will not name the men.
because the names of worthy candidates
are legion in number; nor will | select this
man or that man. whoever he may be that
l might like. There are plenty of good
men TO select as United States Senators
from ranks of our party, and we must have
one of them. We must have another man
there to take the place of James T. Farley
and to stand side 10y side with Miller; we
must have Republican and in order to
do that, we must elect every Republican
candidate for the Assembly this year, al no
matter what coSi of time and labor. APP
plauSe.
tell you, fellow citizens, fever there was
q time when Republicans should stand true
to each other i'll reference 10 the Assem-
bly, this year is the time. Our
Il ID
candidates are men of whom we
may be proud. Frank Ryan has made
a record for himself in the halls of legisla-
ton. tell you that one of the proulcst
moments and one of the proudest days in
John Ryan's life was when he was able to
say that the Frank Ryan, who had done so
well in the Legislature, was the son that he
had nurtured and raised i'll Sacramento. |
tell you that Frank Ryan is man that
any father, and any family, and any party
can be proud Of He has been tried in the
Assembly; he has been found true to the
party and his constituents, and he ought to
be, yes he will be, elected by large major
ity. [Applause.l
The other nominee of the party is a young
voung of great ability, of great promise OF
large powers of mind a man well known
to Us all, ever standing by his friends, ever
standing
TRUE TO THE INTERESTS OF THE PARTY
That he is associated with ever standing
in the front rank Of his profession, ever
showing himself a man that we can be
satisfied to elect to the Assembly Charles
T. Jones, Of this city. [Applause.] We
need him there at this particular session of
the Legislature we need some one in the
Assembly that can stand up and do some
t.,ll Ell. to
They stole Il Senator from us last time, and
we need Charley Jones there with Frank
Ryan, so that Hugh La Rue and ellis
Doty won't sell out another Senator
from us. Laughter and applause
| tell Won that we need uSt
such a man; we want men like Charlie,
because he is fighter from the word co.
we need men like Charlie there, because he
viii fight Just as the case demands, and
know that our Assemblymen have hard
fights to make for Us. He will stand up
for Sacramento first. last, and all the time.
They are making peculiar fight, to use an
expression, against Charlie; they are NOV
ing Heaven and earth, and the other place,
too, in order to beat him; and it stands in
need for rs all now 10 put a shoulder be-
hind the wheel OF his wagon, and send
him into the Assembly 10y good majority,
where he can prove himself credit 10 his
father and mother. Il credit to himself, a
credit 70 his family, To the people, Il credit
10 the Republican party of this State and
county and an important iuctOr in the
contest for United States Senator. APP
plause.]
The other nominee resides in the country:
il is No; really city fight | will not take
up time in speaking of it tonight, except
to say that Dwight Hollister is a man fitted
to be upon the Republican ticket and rep
reseEts the interest d. the Republican party
and the county of Sacramento.
Now, fellow-citizens, Republicans OF Sac
ramento, | have ondeavOred To call your
attention fairly and candidly, but at the
same time plainly, to the various platforms
and
THE VARIOUS CANDIDATES
Of the national parties and to the Bepub-
lican county candidates in Sacramento
county. / feel certain that our candidates
will compare favorably with their oppo-
nents. | ask you to study this matter
well to examine the candidates and their
records, the parties and their platforms
yourself. ask you. Republicans Of Sacra-
mento, to do your duty this year; do your
duty to the whole party; do your duty to
the candidates that you have nominated.
Remember that all the work of political
campaign is not to be done by the candi-
dates they Will do all they cam but re-
member that you should stand in and help
the candidates remember that you have a
duty to perform TO the candidates as well
as to the party. Do your duty to your
country, which calls you now to sustain
the Republican party as much as ever it
did i'll the past; close up the ranks; forget
all personal feeling let the dead past bury
the animosities Of the past; give the lie
to the Democratic claim of dissatisfaction
in our ranks in this county; keep Sacra-
mento county in line with Maine, in line
with Ohio. [Applause.l Keep Sacramento
true to her past Republican history; elect
the whole Republican county ticket; give
every candidate large, old-time, old
fashioned majority, so that the waters of
the Sacramento river and Of the broad Pa
citic may sing of the Republican successes
here, in unison with the surges of the At
lantic, the waves of the great lakes and
rivers of the West as they sound the notes
Of Republican victories on the other side
of the Rocky mountains. Let California
send good tidings from our election to
Maine, stopping by the lakeside tomb at
Cleveland, to whisper the gladdening news
at the shrine of the man the DatriOt buried