The record-union., 1894-10-10
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
NO MORE SPEECH MAKING BY
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS.
Anti-HflI Democrats Put n State Ticket
in the Field In New York Headed
by Everett Il. Wheeler.
Special to the REcoRD-UN1ox.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-There is a re-
port that orders have come from Presi-
dent Cleveland directing the leading Gov
ernment officials to cancel their cam
paign engagements and to remain wholly
out of the political contest until further
orders.
Several of the Assistant Secretaries of
the various departments have announced
that they intend to cancel their campaign
engagements. Assistant Secretary Ham
lin OF the Treasury was to have accom-
panied Representative Wilson to West
Virginia and make a speech there, but he
stayed at home.
Administration oracles now declare
that ii has never been the intention of the
Administration to take part in the New
York tight, and that certainly the Presi-
dent VIII not write campaign letter.
M'KINLEY To SPEAK IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, Oct. Ex-Governor McKin-
ley has accepted an invitation to open the
campaign with speech at Buffalo Thurs
day evening.
THIRD PARTY TICKET IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The third ticket
party at meeting this evening at the
offices of E. NJ. Shepard decided to nom
mate the following ticket: Governor.
Everett 7. Wheeler of New York City:
Lieutenant-Govern Daniel NJ. Lock-
wood OF Buffalo; Judge of the Court of
Appeals, Charles +. Brown of Orange
County. Everett p. Wheeler has an
nounced his acceptance OF the nomina-
ton. Mr. Sheppard said Messrs. Brown
and Lockwood also accepted the nomina-
tionS.
A. P. A. IN WASHINGTON.
WALLA WALLA (Wash.), Oct. 9.-The
a. L. a. of this State sent John L. Sharp
stein, Democratic candidate for Supreme
Judge, copy of its platform, with re-
quest for an Immediate opinion of each
section thereof. The form of the letter
indicates that the same kind of request
has been sent to other candidates. Sharp
stein to-day answered to the effect that he
does not believe in secret political organ
iZations of any kind; that any organiza-
ton having platform Of principles and
supporting only persons subscribing
thereto is political party. He believes
rehglouS liberty Is opposed 10 proScrib-
ing any person by reason of their
religious beliet that religion or the want
thereof should not be considered as a
qualification for public office; that he is
opposed to the diversion of public money
for any private purpose, or to the sup
l or OF any private school.
EsTEE AT WILLOWS.
WILLOWS, Oct. 9.-Hon. NJ. M. Estee.
child and Jackson Eby arrived here from
Colusa this afternoon. They were met at
the depot by large crowd, and, headed
by brass band, were escorted to the
Crawford House, whore hundreds of
people called on Mr.. Estee At $50
O'Clock large crowd arrived from Fruito
on a special train. Another train arrived
from Orland at z o'clock, and by the time
the meeting was called to order hundreds
had left the large hall, being unable to
gain admission. The meeting was the
largest held here this season.
BUDD AT RED BLUFF.
RED BLUFF, Oct. 9.-James II. Budd.
Democratic nominee for Governor. ar
rived in Red Bluff with his party to-day.
The party was met at the depot by the
Red Bluff brass band, the County Cen
tral Committee and number of citizens
in carriages, and were escorted to their
hotel, where they took needed rest
during the remainder of the day.
Mr.. Budd was enthusiastically received
by the Democrats. Tonight the town is
brilliantly lighted by immense bonfires.
and much enthusiasm is displayed. Mr.,
Budd, Hon. w. K. Jacobs of Fresno. and
II. NJ. LaRue, candidate for Railroad
Commissioner, addressed largo crowd
at Armory Hall. The speakers were well
received.