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

: watched him, as beardless bow almost
: acting so worthily and well as City Attor.
r ney; you watched him transposed from
that into the office of District Attorney,
: and doing equally well. You have seen
illm IN al the various positions of life con-
d'ieting himself properly. He is
WORTHY OF YOUR SUPPORT;
He has received it in the past; he will
lave 81 least enc thousand majority this
year tAppiause.l In addition to attend
ing TO his dGty while District Attorney. he
had the happy faculty of ALWAYS being no.
lite and pleasant - people who had bust
ness with him ana tell Won that. in these
days, when oiiice-hulders so frequently get
the biz head 1t IS good thing to have a
pubic officer who is polite and accommo-
dating; Henry Buckley is polite and oblig-
lnE. lie has bright future before him.
Feiiow-citizens, you will always be proud
think that Won voted again for Henry
Buckley for District Attorney.
For Auditor and Recorder, We have q
man who, for fourteen or fifteen wears. has
filled The position of chief clerk at the
Capital Hciei IN this city, responsible and
generous position. ]. Henry Miller, our
candidate, is d Republican that YOU can bet
upon always as being true and straight
and | tell YOU when any man can
live, is he has done for that
number OF years in that nest of Democrats,
the Capital Hotel, and yet maintain so
good a Republican record amongst such
unfavorable auspices it shows that he is a
Republican at heart, because he believes in
It's principles. LGreat applause1 He is a
most excellent penman he is an honest
man; he will make iirst-class officer; he
has got " plenty of back bone to veto any
! - hilI' that ba thinks &c hol
form the duties Of the office in such man
ner that we will all be satisfied. lie will
be, if anything, better in office than Billy
Gerber has been, and that is the highest
praise you can give him. Applause.
| In 1860, when came to this city. | be-
came acquainted with Young man that
was then studying law and working in the
office of James Coitroth. Since that time |
have known him in season and out Of sea-
son. l have known HIM
IN SUNSHINE AND IN STORM;
l have seen him in public office and in
private life; l have seen him. the very first
opportunity that he had to make any
money, when acting as clerk Of one of the
committees of the Legislature of 1863, saw
ing every quarter of dollar of his pay,
and, at the close of his official term taking
his few hundred dollars and paying the
mortgage upon his mothers homestead
! Applause. | have seen him aiding in
supporting for years the mother that bore
| him and that he loved, giving up his own
! hope of happiness and his own hope of
| home-ife in order that he the better care
for her, that he might be a support 10 her.
and an aid to her in her declining years.
say from the bottom of my heart that in
every element that makes up a man. true
man loving son and faithful friend,
| Billy" Hamilton has no superior on
earth, [Great appause.l Whenever man
is good to his mother, just bet your
bottom dollar on him. for he is
and he will be as true as steel. Applause
And when. in addition To being true, and
kind, and loving TO his mother, he is true
to his friends, stands by them in sickness.
and in peace and in war, and in health
remember that such man is like pearl
beyond price; he is a true man he is a
gentleman. Such a man is " Billy Ham
ilton, our candidate for County Clerk. APP
plause.l BILLY " now wears moustache,
and after the 4th of November he will
have a Democratic Beard clinging to his
chin, plucked from his Democratic oppo-
nent by Republican majority in Sacra-
mento county. | tell you that every man
that loves good, fair deal will help Billy
Hamilton, whether he is q Republican or
| Democrat; every man that loves the mother
that bore him should help BILLY" Ham
iltOn every Republican | know viii vote
for him. and | believe half the Democrats
in the county will do 50 also.
Take our nominee for County Treasurer
and examine him and his claims We find
him to be man that has lived here for
many, many years; one who commenced
life as a poor jourueyman baker, and by
working hard and attending strictly to his
own work and his own business has accu-
mulated honestly some little property he
has brought up large family here;
brought them up in Sacramento; educated
| them at our schools; he has endeared him
self to a large circle OF friends and acquaint-
ances by his
TRUE CHARACTERISTICS OF MANHOOD.
George +. Kuchlcr represents man
whom we ought, as citizens to he proud OF
"a man who attends to his own business.
and brings up his children as he ought to;
and remember to his credit. that he has
brought them all up in the city of Sacra-
mento, that he honors by remaining cit
iZen Of
Our candidate for Public Administrator
is an old pioneer. In 1919 he came to the
Golden State. He has been here in Sacra-
mento nearly all the time since. Every
| body knows him; every man, woman and
| child in the county respects Linn and adj
mires him. Frank II. Russell Will receive
| the vote of every man here. He is
neighbor of mine. have known him for
many years. | have seen him while he
| filed official position | have seen him in
| private station and ! have ALWAYS found
him the same upSght. pleasant, accommo-
| dating man the same true, sterling friend
the same reliable Republican wherever you
may meet hiln. He deserves and will re-
ceive the enthusiastic support of the whole
party, and, may add, OF the whole people
The Pioneers ought 10 sustain him, because
he is one of their number and an honor to
their rank. LAppiause.l
| For County Coroner we have man that
you all know and like, that you almost
love, because he has been amongst US for
| so many years and has been so pleasant
We knew him when ne lived in the coun-
try, we knew him when he was farmer,
we have known him since he fell down to
| city life, we have known him since he has
been here, and we have found Frank Clark
to be man. Since he has been in office
| he has been vigilant and attentive to his
business. and yet he has not "piled up
the bills so, as a Coroner can do if he tries.
He has been honest, he has been attentive
to business. and he has kept down the ex-
penses of the office. He has made
FAITHFUL PUBLIC SERVANT,
And, In the interest of civil service reform,
i'll the interest of the people, we ought to
re-elect Frank Clark. Applause.
Our candidate for County Surveyor is |
James c. Person. The County Surveyor
ship is an Office that there is not much /
politics in; but he is q good man, he has |
| filled the office credtably he has done his |
duty and he should be reelected.
Our candidates for Supervisors are men |
that we can be proud of Mr.. Jackson, the |
candidate in one of the city districts, has !
filled other responsible positions, and in all |
of them he has proved himself the friend !
of the people and faithful public servant,
and he deserves well of the community
The candidate in the First Supervisor |
District, Ben. Steinman, is one OF Ma
lures noblemen," man who ought 10 be |
elected by an overwhelming majority. He |
is liberal with his money in private charity
and business enterprises, and attentive to
the duties OF his position. No better Super
visor can be found than Ben Steinman
He can claim largely the credit of reducing
our county taxes. He will be triumphantly
elected.
The othercity candidate George O. Bates,
is an old and well-known resident of this
county and of this city, prominent in the
Republican circles, attentive to and sue
cessful in his business transactions, and is
man who will make good Supervisor.