Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-02
TO STOCKTON.
A Strong Appeal to Sacramento Rspub-
lican C. .ubs.

A Strong Appeal to Sacramento Rspub-
iican C ubs.
An appeal ought not TO lie necessary to
inducs Republican clubs to go to Stockton
tomorrow and aid the Republicans of San
Joaquin in their final grand demonstration
tomorrow night. There should be a fine
turnout from here for that purpose.
Hon. L. U. shippee, Mayor of Stockton,
| has issued the following invitation:
STOCKTON, November ist.
To The Republican Clubs Of Sacramento, and ca
citizens generally that fapor the election Of Harrison
and Morton: You are hereby invited to visit
stockton on the evening of Saturday, Novem-
Der Sd, and participate in the grand Republican
demonstration to be held in this city on the
above date.
The train leaving Sacramento at p. NJ win
arrive In time to permit all who attend to take
part in the parade All excursion train will be
arranged to return all who may desire the same
night. L. q. SHIPPEE, Mayor
Stockton on three occasions has seut
large delegations 10 Sacramento to help in
local demonstrations. AT one time Mr..
Shippee paid the cost of n special train
himself to help Sacramento Republicans in
their campaigning. On Wednesday Stock
ton sent US large ard finely uniformed
club and full band and the novel feature
OF two elephants for the great industrial
parade. That effort cost the SHORTCOMINGS
large sum of money. 1t is now in order
to reciprocate their kindness, and send
Stockton body of men for the procession
OF Saturday in that city. San Joaquin
county can be carried fer Harrison and
Morton by hard labor, and safe Sacramento
Is asked to aid the Republicans of her sister
city. Mayor Gregory yesterday received
from Mayor Shippee this telegram:
STocVToE Novanhar 1909
Hon: Eugene Gregory, Mayor, Sacramento: We
extend to You ana your clubs and citizens a cor
dial invitation to join with us on Saturdays
grand parade. An excursion train viii be pro-
vided for half fare per telegram to Mr.. White
L. U. SHIPPEE.
Mayor Gregory wired Mayor Shippee
that though several of our clubs had made |
other engagements, they would forego |
them, and some of them come 10 Stockton |
Saturday night. He requests that the Sac
ramento clubs will consider the matter and !
act at once.
The " Resolutes " met last evening. and
decided to go to Stockton Saturday evening |
and participate in the industrial parade |
The club will be accompanied by the First |
Artillery band and by the Fire Brigade |
They will stop at Gait and give drill. The |
time OF departure is TO be announced here
after. The fare will be half rates, Il low
inquire, but 1t is desired to take a special
Tram, ana lew cents extra may possibly
be charged to meet the expenses of the
band and its transportation, and of having
special" SO as TO stop at Gait short
time, and TO control the going and coming
of the train. The train can thus be run
back after the Stockton parade is over at
any hour desirable.
F. F. Tebbets has called for the Fire
Brigade to meet this evening and arrange
for the trip. The Resolutes are also called |
TO meet tonight Several citizens have
offered to contribute TO fund to aid The |
clubs to make the trip and tighten the in |
dividual cost. Sacramento. we repeat, |
owes ii to Stockton to return her generous |
fayors by ct least one good excursion train. |
The good feeling between the two cities is |
augmenting, and it is every way desirable |
TO foster it, and this excursion will tend to |
do so. 1T probable that good many cit |
liens will go over, also, outside of the clubs, |
and that several ladies will accompany |
them. Let there be a strong effort made to |
give our San Joaquin neighbors return for |
their splendid aid to the Republican cause
in this city.
The train will probably leave here after |
business hours on Saturday, ard return in |
time to still afford excursonists a good |
nights rest