Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-02
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
Statesman Luttren and Don Juan Oulla-
han at lone,

statesman Luttrell and Don Juan Oulla-
han at lone.
lone, November 1st.-The Democrats
had their last grand blowout here last
night j. X. LuttrelI and d. J. Oullaban.
together with Silas Henry on the part of
the county candidates, entertained the
people till midnight The hall was besuti.
fully decorated with vines and flowers by
the Democratic ladies, and the torchlight
procession was large. Many ladies were in
the procession. Luttrell made an able
speech from Democratic standpoint, and
Ouliahan paid the ladies some handsome
compliments for the part they took.
MORGAN HUNTS HIS HOLE.
BENIcIA, November 1st.-The largest and
most enthusiastic meeting of this cam
paiga was held here this evening, on which
occasion Hon. l.. B. Miner, nominee for
Presidential Elector on the Republican
ticket, addressed the people on the issues
OF the day: The streets were lined with
people, and as the McKenna Guards, headed
by the Benlcla Band, escorted Mr. Mizner
to the hall the enthusiastic crowds cheered
themselves hoarse.
Mr.. MINERS first remarks were devoted
to Ben Morgan, the Democratic nominee
for Congress in the Third District, and the
action OF that gentleman in CHALLENGING
Hon. Nj. M. Estee or Mr.. Miner to Joint
debate, the time and place to be left to
Mr.. Morgan's choosing. The Secre-
tary read the correspondence resulting
between Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Miner
on the subject, and it showed conclusiyelv
that Mr.. Morgan had the whole matter in
his own hands since the 9th of Septem-
Der, and that notwithstanding this fact he
failed to secure hail and also failed to in
form Mr. Mi7Dar of hot 70
Both. MIR. Miner then, in the presence OF
prominent Democrats, offered to secure a
hall IN Sacramento and go there to NEE,
Mr. Morgan, but the latter gentleman had
plausible excuse and refused the offer.
MI. Miner then proceeded to show III
the free trade principles of the Democratic
party, and from the manner in which his
remarks were received it looked as if tbs
Benicia people Ia large number of Demo.
Gratis includedl would on election day vote
for Harrison and Protection. Benicia viii
give handsome majority for the Republi.
can ticket. The meeting, which was the
largest and most enthusiastic of the cam
paign, adjourned with three rousing cheers
for the ticket.
FIZZLE AT STOCKTON
STOCKTON, November Congressman
B-ggs addressed Democratic meeting in
MasOnlc NAT tonight. band of music
attracted many people to the hall, but after
listening short time to Biggs the crowd
dispersed, and Senator Caminetti of ANA.
| dor, who was to deliver an address, could
not obtain an audience
IL SANTA CRUZ.
SANTA CRUZ, November Ist.-Georse A,
Knight addressed a large audience at the
pavilion this evening. He was escorted
from the Pacific Ocean House to the pavil-
ion by the Harrison and Morton Club. His
eloquent address was frequently interrupted
by applause. 1t is estimated that this
county will give about $50 to 400 majority
for Harrison and Morton.
SPEAKING AT SANTA ROSA.
SANTA Rosa, November 1st.-The Demo
cratic county candidates ended the canvas
of the county here tonight by holding a
large n Ting 1T the Atheneum. A long
torchlight procession paraded the streets,
headed by large number of ladies on
horseback. Many industries were repre-
sented in the line. Congressman Thomp-
son was the principal speaker.