The morning call., 1894-10-16

the ,liical sentiment prevailing in the
country confirms the statements contained
;n hundreds of letters from every section
of the State received at the headquarters.
Mr.. Millard says that his trips have car
ried him from the far north to the lower
counties, and that everywhere he has
found the Republican united and conf
dent Of success. The entire ticket he be-
lieves will be elected. but the guberna-
torial end of it is particularly strong
Estee will come up to Tehachapi pass with
majority of 10000. Republicans who a
few weeks ago were counted as adherents
Of the Populist party are returning 10 the
old party, and are whooping it up for
Estee. The Populists have lost grear
deal of ground. and will lose more because
the trimmers are beginning t, see that
they have no chance of winning.
Judge Elisha S. Torrance, candidate for
the Supreme Court, was in the city yes
terday. He also gives good report from
the south. In Los Angeles, where he
lives, the registration is very heavy and
will exceed by 5000 that Of two years ago.
The Republican ticket he thlnkS, will get
large part OF he additional vote.
George A. Knight and S. G. Millard
started Yesterday afternoon for another
sDeech-making trip. After visiting the
bay towns they will go down the San Joa-
auin Valley, returning to the city on the
9th inst.
M. NJ. Estee will invade the home of his
rival. On the 23d of this month he will
visit Stockton, aud arrangements are being
made 20 give him a reception which will
eclipse that recently given Budd by the
Democrats of the Slough City. The Reli-
ance Club of Oakland will go uD to Stock
ton 10 help out the demonstration.
The Republican county campaign COM
mittee is arranging for number of meet
ings in the districts. Speakers will be
sent out from headquarters and the COM
mittoe will assume the work of providing
meeting places. bonfires and music. Yes
terday a meeting was ordered for the
Thirty-second District on Wednesday
eve ing. 1t will take place in the Potrero
Opera-house, on Tennessee street, between
Mariposa and Sol no. John S. Enos, j.
Ii. Roberts, Frank ID. Worth and Charles
II. Jackson will speak.
At meeting of the Thirtieth Assembly
District Independent Republican Club.
indorsed for Mayor and John d. Siebe for
Assessor. Speeches of Non-Partisan
tenor were made by NJ. Granettoni. J.
Okerblad, d. ID. hunt, }. Mccormack Fl.
Benjamin, e. kirehner and oil hers. Other
Endorsements were deferred until next
meeting.
The Austrian-Slavonian Republican
Club held special meeting last night at
its headquarters. The action of Boss
Burns & Co.. in dominating the municipal
conven lion, was bitterly denounced as ex-
tremely high handed and deceiving, and it
was decided to repudiate their ticket as a
whole. 1t was resolved to indorse candi-
dates irrespective of parry. The principal
Endorsements we're: John d. Siebe for
Assessor, Richard l. Whean for Sheriff,
Charles L. BenjamIn for Su ervisor of the
Third Ward, Edward l.. Wagner for Su-
pervisor of the Twelfth Ward, NJ. G.. Dunn
for the Assembly. Thirty-seventh District.
The club will have large maSS-meeting
10 the near future.
The Independent Club of the FOrtv-fifth
Assembly District and the Emerald Club,
also of the same disirici, almalgama ted last
night into one, forming a mem berShip of
over $50. The club indorsed Eugene
Valeate, the independent candidate for
the Assembly, as its unanimous choice
man, James Griffin, and Eugene Valente,
the candidate
The Democrats were not very busy yes
terday. They have no big meetings on for
this week and the headquarters were un-
usually dull. Secretary Gould of the State
Committee and Thomas j. Clunia will
leave tomorrow for Humboldt County.
D.
Last night many of the most active work
ers went over to Oakland to hear Senator
White speak.
The Pond Democratic Club met at
Kaufmau's Hall, Fifth and Mission streets,
last evening. Sixty-nine new memb bers
were added to the roll. making a mem ber-
ship OF 346 Short speeches were made
by DR.. Alfred Blake. candidate for Cor
oner. and DR.. F. Ii. Stable. candidate for
School Director. The members .hen par
took Of banquet pre- pared by :he club.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Me-
Dewitt Club was held In the Forty-ffth
Assembly District last evening. The
date from that district on the Republican
ticket. was unanimously indorsed. His
opponent. General Carey, was handled
without gloves. He was stigmatized as a
carprtbagger, and one speaker said that
the Democratic party must be in dire need
of brains and Legislative material when
they had to Import talent from Sacrament 10
County to represent them in the Forty-
fifth Assembly District. The meeting ad-
lourned with three cheers for NJ. M. Estee
and the Republican ticket. The meeting
was addressed by j. Phipps. I. A. Hewes,
John Sanders and Others. The club will
hold a meeting next Saturday night a,
Garibaldi Hall.
At the regular meeting Of the Bear Club,
held at its parl0rs on Fillmore and Post
| streets lat evening, a ratification of the
Republican ticket was held and speeches
were made by the following prominent
Republican members of the club, heartily
! inuorsing the nominees of the whole ticker,
| from the Governor down to the last nom.
| ina,ion: w. Z. Shepman, o. A. Tolle, Emil
Bauer, Charles a. BoldermaD, George H.
! Dryden, George S. McComh, f. w. VIII.
! liams. ". w. Wade. E. L. Wolf, ID. T. Cole
r. w. Roberts. Jesse Marks, Frank Bauer,
| George j. Carr, C. 4. Soule. John Green
| and Samuel Jacobs.
1t VAS decided to hold another final rati-
| fic tion meeting on the evening of October
20, to which all the candidates on the Re.
publican ticket are to be invited, and some
r0using speeches are promised by thos,
who have the matter in nand
DEMOCRATIC JOLLITY.