Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-31

four-horse teams loaded with the raw ma
terial. The people along the Costumes are
solid for Harrison and Morton, opposed 10
free trade in wool and in favor of protection
to every American industry.
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS.
In order to allow the truckmen an oppor-
tunity to have their trucks decorated for
the evening parade, nearly all the whole
sale and other business houses in the city
have agreed to do all their shipping in the
forenoon.
AN ELEGANT PRESENT.
The Harrison Invinclbles. OF San Fran
cisco, yesterday presented the Army and
Navy League, of this city, with an elegant
campaign cartoon in oil. in size 10 by 16
| feet. All the figures are life-size 4 poor,
thin and emaciated English workman, rep
resenIipg English industries, sits in chair
| almost dead. On his left stands Johnny
Bull with bandana wiping away the tears
| that are rapidly coursipg down his cheeks;
| at his side is a half-staryed lion. DR.. Mills
stands to the left of the dying man, holding
| up tire latter's emaciated arm. He has at
! tached to the gasping Britishers arm
| rubber tube. BY the doctors side stands
brawny American workman, well dressed.
We'll developed, the picture of sire lgth and
health. The doctor is trying TO induce the
W allow uIlll 10 up artery anu
let the healthy blood of the American Ia
borer flow through the tube, into the veins
I of the dying Briisher for Ike purpose of
putting new life in him. The American
proudly lepels the attempt, and says:
Excuse me. When [ have blood to spare.
| am willing to have I shed for he pre-
servatlon of my country-not for its de-
structionn
Beside the American stands DR.. Waiter
son with bottle of Free Trade Bitters and
at his elbow, leaning forward with an i'm
ploring look in his eyes, tears coursing
down his cheeks, patch on the seat of his
breeches made out of the British flag,
stands Grover Cleveland, He says: 1t
will injure you great deal, perhaps ia
tally, but remember the good it will do
your English brother"
REPUBLICAN, RALLY AT PERKINS.
The first grand rally Of the Republicans
OF Brighton Township took place at Wash
ington Hall. Perkins. last evening. The
blazing bonfres and firing of anvils called
together the largest gathering ever held in
the township. The Brighton Republican
Club, 90 strong, in neat uniforms, escorted
the speakers of the evening and candidates
on the county ticket to Washington Hall.
which the ladies had tastefully decorated
and graced by their presence in large mum
bers. The meeting organized by the cleo
ton of P. H. Murphy, Chairman; F. c.
Bailey and o. T. Davies. Secretaries. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Hon. Elwood
Bruner, ]. S. Mcmahon, Judge c. n. Post
George c. McMullen, F. T. Johnson, T.
G. Perkins, g. W. Harlow and ]. F. Clark
The Ladies G!ee Clup, of Brighton, rem
dered' several choice selections. The ut
most enthusiasm prevailed, and the meet
ing was pronounced to be the most sue
cessful ever held in the township.
MEETING DEMOCRATIC CONFIDENCE.
James H. Miller, the large sheep and
land owner OF Ell Dorado county, and who
resides now in Sacramento, was strongly
expressing his confidence yesterday in the
Democrats carrying this State, and willing
to substantiate the wisdom of his opinion
with money. General W. II. Brown, who
was present, Immediately joined issues
with Mr.. Miller, and after a brief discus
sion put up 800 that California would 90
Republican, against $50 by Miller that it
would go Democratic.
STRAY NOTES.
In accordance with permission given by
the railroad authorities all employees in
the shops who desire to be off duty to-day,
or this afternoon, to attend the Republican
rally or to prepare for the demonstration
this evening, will be permitted to do so.
Isadore Townsend yesterday covered the
balance of So 900 or the So, 600 deposited at
D. 0. Mills bank by w. H Mills, of San
Francisco, to be wagered on the election of
Harrison.
J. f. Shaeffer, of Gridley, has rendered
the services of the Gridey brass band, and
says that large delegation will come from
that section