The morning call., 1890-09-26
ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLICANS.
Live Issues EIOquenHy Discussed by Re-
publican Orators.

MONTEREY. Sept. 25.-The Republicans
| opepe the campai here last night with a
vim and determination such as has not been
eviuced in prior campai rs On the arrival
of the train at the Del Monte the candidate
! for Congress. Hon. w. W. Bowers. Hon.
John Burke Reddick and Hon. Thomas B.
| O'Bripn, who were billed as the speakers,
were met by band and large delegation
of the representative Republicans from all
over the county The Opera House was
packed. ana on the appearance of the
speakers upon the platform enthusiasm
burst forth spontaneously.
The candidate for Lieutenant-G
on being introduced, met with an ovation,
and for three-Guarters of an hour enter
sion upon the merits of the two platforms.
He cauStically arraigned the Democratic
party for its sins of omission, and incident
aly remarked that the Democratic sin of
commission in eschewing any allusion to
the school question plainly indicated that
education was one of the characteristics not
h-d in high appreciation by the Buckley
Democracy. Mr.. Reddick was mercileSs in
satire upon the extravaganza of the last
Democratic Legislature, and demonstrated
to the entire satisfaction If The audience that
legislation which extracted from the tax
payers pockets eXtraYagalt contingent ap-
preparations originated with the Ways and
Means Committee of the Democratic party
which controlled both Houses at Sacra-
ment0.
Mr.. Bowers followed in an address replete
with Republican doctrine. He illustrated how
he had begun life as poor, friendless boy,
and husbanded his earnings, Ohtalre from
agricultural pursuits, unit! the breaking out
of the civil war, when he volunteered in the
First Michigan Cavalry. He asserted that
ba faEes his fCnOreS that
upon all party questions he should give I'M
swerying allegiance to his party, but upon
questions appertainng to other matters he
should aim to adyan every interest mate
rial to the prosperity OF the whole State ana
would not inquire what the politics were OF
any worthy constituent. The next Ton
gressman'S address was favorably received.
and he left good impression upon the audi
ence as he retired amid ringing cheers.
When Thomas b. O'Brien was introduced
he soon convinced the assemblage thlt he
was thoroughly conversant with The subject
of tariff, which he handled for over an hour
with the tact Of a sound reasoner and dis
played a knowledge OF the laws that govern
| political economy. He castigated IN fluent
and mPrciless manner the foreign nations
and their auxiliarv,ithe Democracy, all Of
which were IN rapport in their opposition
TO the Mckinley Tariff Bill, which was
emDently American legislation. The
speaker went into the history Of his own
country, ami cited history to prove that the
most fatal plague that ever afflicted Ire
land was the artificial one of oblterating
Irish industries through English legislation.
| Mr.. O'Bren paid glowing tribute 10 Col
| onel Markham, aud excOriaed the methods
| OF Buekleyism. The address was inter-
| spersed with Irish wittcsms, and was
| characteristic for its oratOry and elnquence.
| Monterey's Repubicanism may be relied
| upon.
WASHINGTON RFPIRITCAN cONvFvTroy
TACOMA, Sept. 25.-The Republican State
Convention was called to order at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon by J. T. Convey,
Chairman of the State Central Committee.
A temporary organization was effected by
the election OF John ID. Gegohegan OF Van
couver and I. II. Boyd of Tacoma. hartman
and Secretary respectively, after which the
usual committees were apron ed. The
convention then took recess till 7;30
| O'Clock this evening, when the convention
| re assembled and the temporary organiZa-
ton was made permanent. The convention
then proceeded to the nomination Of
Congressman. John l.. Wilson Of
Spokane Falls was renominated by ac-
clamatiOn. The platform adopted in
dorses the national administration and
congratuates the Republican party on the
| passage of the Silver and Disability Pension
| bills and the progress made on the Tariff
| Bill; favorS a National Election Bill; APP
| proves reciprocity, in so far as it will extend
products; asks for appropriations for coast
| defenses and the location of 4 navy-yard on
Puget Sound; for law protecting the
States title to school land; for the forfeiture
OF unearned land grants; opposes trusts
and pauper immigration and fay0rs the
election of United States Senators by a
direct vote of the people.
| COLONEL MARKHAM AT BENICIA.
BENICIA, Sept. 25,-Colonel ii. ii. Mark
ham spent the day i'll Benicia, and under the
guidance OF Judge john Lynch j. E. Crooks
Joseph Hoyt, G. W. Stevens, +. Mckay and
T. B. Montgomery, a Specially appointed ted
committee, was taken around to different
manufacturing establishments and through
the United States arsenal and barracks. Ht
was well received everywhere. After riding
about the city the party returned to tht
Palace HOTEL and for over an hour Colone
Markham held an informal reception, and
met many of the citizens. The town pre-
scented gala appearance, and flags wert
unfurled to the breeze from many house
tops. Having to speak at Vallejo tonight
and being pressed for time Colonel Mark.
ham RETAINED from making any address.
SAN BERNARDINo DEMOCRATS.
SAN BERNARDINo, Sept. 25.-The Demo-
| cratic County Convention, with DR.. BOOtl
as Chairman, nominated the following ticket
Assemblyman, II. NJ. Barton; Sheriff. j. A.
Cole; Superior Judge, Henry Goodsell Jr.
Treasurer. NJ. Kalz; Recorder, Harry G.
hesher; District Attorney. Colonel NJ. b
iarrls; County Clerk, A. Ii. Sarke; Audi
Tor, Captain A. w. Bryson; Tax Collector
Crank f. Abbatt; Superintendent OF
schools, ii. G. Brooks: Assessor, Frank Nj
Johnson; Public Administrator Dr. ]. W.
Aldredge; Surveyor, Colonel II. NJ. TOpp,
JOINT SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
MARYsvILLE, Sept. 25-The Republican
Joint Senatorial Convention of Suffer and
Yuba counties, TO nominate a Supreme
Judge, Joint Senator and Joint Assembly
man. met in this city to-day. Judge p. VI
Keyser, who for many years has filed this
office Of Superior Judge for this district and
was re-nominated by the Democrats this year
was Endorsed and placed on the ticket by
this convention. g. w. Hutchins was nOmi-
mated for Senator and w. NJ. Cutter for AS
semblyman.
JOINT SENATORS.
Hon. Byron Waters of this city was nom
mated for Joint Senator for this and Sar
| Diego counties to-day by the joint conyen
ton that met In San Diego this morning
The county convention has Endorsed thu
nomination.
The Republican Senatorial Convention
met in this city to-day and nominated H.
Nj. Streeter for Joint Senator.
TRINITY COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
.WEAyERvILLE, Sept. 25.-The nominees
9. the Republican County Convention are
superior Judge, 4. E. Jones; Sheriff, james
Bowie; Clerk, B. A. CroWi: District AT.
torney. ID. ): Hall; Treasurer, P. M. Paul.
zen, ocnool Superintendent, G. e. Noonan
Coroner, c. w. Spratt: Surveyor HAM,
Ingram. The ticket is a strong one AA'