The record-union., 1896-10-24
TOM REED MAY SPEAK HERE.
he Will II Earnest Appeals Are
Needed.
To.Night's Meeting for the Repub.
ican County Candidates
Club Gatherings.

There is a strong probability that
the people of Sacramento will have an
opportunity the coming week TO near
Hon Thomas B. Reed of Maine, the
sledge-hamrner orator of the East.
Mr.. Reed is now on his way to the
G. ast, and will first speak at Los An
geles. He is also scheduled for San
francisco and Oakland, but as he VIII
make five speeches in all in this State
sacramento will no doubt be honored
by visit from him.
Last evening a dozen or so proml-
nent Republicans and personal friends
OF the Chairman and Secretary OF the
State Central COW r''ittee got together
and telegraphed these officials an earn
est request to have Mr.. Reed speak in
this city
The Republican Army and Navy
League through it's President, George
M. Mott, did likewise. AT the meeting
at the Sound Money Clubs headquar-
ters at S15 J street, last evening, a
resolution was adopted to that effect
and telegraphed to the State Commit
tee. The Rolling Mill Sound Money
Club met in the Pioneer building and
took action in the matter, while the EX-
ecutive Committee of the Consolidated
Railroad Sound Money Clubs adopted
the following:
Resolved, That the Executive Com
mittee Of the Consolidated Railroad
Sc und Money Clubs, 1000 strong, invite
Hon Thomas 3. Reed to speak in Sac
ramento, and earnestly appeal to the
State Central Committee. (Signed), F..
/. Reguin President and D. j. Davies,
Secretary"
TO-NIGHT'S MEETING.
Tonight the Republican county can
didates will speak in this city. They
IL We almost completed a thorough can
vass of the county, everywhere receiv-
il a warm welcome and being greeted
with large audiences. The speaking will
he at the Old Pavilion at Sixth and NJ
streets, and the large hall will no doubt
be taxed to hold all who will want to
hear the candidates.
Before the meeting there will be a
torchlight parade, of which Harry Rod
gers. President of the Resolutes, will
be the Marshal, William Sayre, Chief of
Staff, and John Beck, D. Millard and
William Davies, Aids. The procession
Will move at s o'clock. Several of the
uniformed clubs of the city and neigh
boring towns will take part in the pa
rade.
SECOND WARD CLUB.
Another large and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Second Ward Republican
Club, No. 1, was held last evening at
its hall, 1115 Second street The place
was packed to overlooking. President
w Gonzales presided and Joseph H
Ccffey was Secretary.
After vocal and instrumental music
by w. Lyndon and w. Gonzales the
club was addressed by H. l.. Buckley.
Independent candidate for City Justice
of the Peace, who was enthusiastically
received
John Carey and J. W. Woods then en-
tcrtained the audience, after which
John Heenan spoke in behalf Of E. G.
Hart and Joseph H. Coffey for G. n.
Post, candidates for Superior Judges
The speakers We're warmly applauded
ROLLING MILL.
The Rolling Mill Sound Money Club
held a. meeting in the basement Of Pho
reer Hall last evening and was ad-
dressed by Scott Ennis, Republican
candidate for the Assembly.
Mr. Ennis made a telling speech and
convinced his hearers that he is a
young man Of solid attainments and one
in whose keeping Sacramento can safe
ly trust her interests at the coming ses-
sion Of the Legislature.
NINTH WARD RALLY
The Ninth Ward Republican Club
held a meeting last night that was well
attended. George O. Bates was Chair
man and r. Parker was Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by w. NJ.
jerks, Flood V. Flint, Judge s. p.
Doane and n. n. Denton. Messrs. Bates,
t. nton, Doane, Parker, Toll and Frost
were appointed as Committee of Ar
Iangements to arrange for a grand Re
publican mass meeting to be held at
Twentieth and o streets on next Fri
day night, in which the uniformed clubs
have promised to take part.
BOILER SHOP CLUB.
The Boiler Shop Club held a meeting
al the Republican headquarters, SO j
sire ct which was well attended 1t lis
tened to an able address by J. A. Shee-
han on the subject Of protection, and A.
j. Gardner addressed it on behalf of
Grove l.. Johnson.
Boys Brigade.