The morning call., 1894-10-28
REPUBLICANS JUBILANT.
They Get Nothing but Good News
From the State.

From the State.
Good news at the Republican State head
quarters in this city has for the past two
weeks been unbroken by adverse reports.
Letters from every city, town and village
continue to bring in monotOnous tales OF
Estee's increasing strength. and it seems
that the Napa statesman must win in a
walk.
Accounts from San Luis Obispo assure
The Central Committee that Webster has
lost ground there very rapidly recently.
and that the Republicans will carry the
county by 800 plurality. This is Websier's
home and his stronghold. The People 5
party has all along contended that he
would carry the county easily, but the
Republican advices are to the effect that
the people down there have been made to
see the error of their way and have wearied
Of the POpulist cry. Webster is now
speaking in Humboldt County. and while
he is away from home his enemies there
are very active.
The s ate Central Committee has ar
ranged Tor a number of big meetings in
this city this week. Tuesday evening a
mass-mepting in Odd Fellows Hall will be
addressed by Judge S nnerton, Colonel
Roberts, Mrs. Addie Ballou, ID. L. Nc
Kinley and John I. Dare.
At Union Hall on Wednesday evening
there will be a monster mass-meeting OF
young men. This Is expected TO be one of
the big events of the local campaign. The
Army and Navy League will meet Thurs
day at Odd Fellows Hall, and on Satnr-
day evening next Hon. NJ. NJ Estee will
be welcomed home at an immense meeting
tt be held at Woodward's Gardens In the
big pavilion.
An utteranee of Stephen n. White
adn 6t,ri hot no
pleased 10 term his great speech before the
Senate on the Hawaiian question is likely
to cost the party the Portuguese vote in
California. Mr.. White said: "ln con-
siderlng the condition of the population of
the Hawaiian Islands we must not forget
not only the presence of the Japanese and
Chinese but also the fact that nearly all
native Hawaiians are unfit for self-gOvern-
ment and that in addition 10 this its Por-
tuguese are really natives of the Azores.
of more than ene-half negro blood and
wholly disqualified 10 comprehend d Ameri- :
can institutions"
Many of the Portuguese in this State
come from the AZeres, aud they as the
cOlored psOple will doubtless take occa-
sion to resent the structures of the elo-
quent Senator at the polls. The Repub bill
can State Central Committee has taken
the matter in hand and will take care to
disseminate Senator Whites views on the
portuguese anu negro races.
The Republican County Committee has
advertised a number of meetings for this
week. The candidates will be kept on the
60 from Monday to Saturday night making
speeches. 1t has been the boast OF the
Burns crowd that they would pull Into the
ranks of the boss all the recalcitrant fac.
tiOns in the various districts, but so fal
little has been done in this direction. The
Independent clubs are meeting nightly
aud are indorsing the candidates on the
Non-P artisan ticket.
The Union League Club will go on an ex
curSlon to Petaluma on Wednesday. The
affair is in honor of Hon. M. NJ. Estee
who is TO address the people of Petslumt
on that evening The club will leave 1t,
headquarters st the Palace Hotel at 81
in the afternoon, taking the $40 boat. a
special train has been ordered to bring The
excursiouists back iD the evening. The
Second Regiment band will accompany the
party and pleasant time is anticipated.
The Retail Grocers' Protective UnioI
has adopted resolutions strongly indorsine
J. j. Moran. the Republican candidate fol
Tax Collector.