The record-union., 1898-10-19
FILLED TO OVERLOOKING.
More Than Half the People Were
Much Disappointed.


people of the city, until by the time the
| marching battalions had arrived i,
was packed from pit to gallery. Every
suspicion of a seat, every niche in
every aisle, every spot on the big plat
form was occupied, and the bigger halt
of the crowd We're still on the outside
with no chance to so mpch as get q
glimpse at the candidate for Governor
or hear a single word he said
But the Committee on Arrangements
had viewed the prospective situation
with prophetic eyes, and had laid their
plans accordingly A stand had been
erected in front of the big building on
Sixth street, and on this stand Elwood
Bruner. f. r. Dray andOW A. Ander-
son addressed the overflow meeting.
In the meantime, Henry T. Gage
reached the hall and walked down the
center aisle on the arm of Alvin J.
Bruner, and the great crowd got on its
feet and cheer after cheer rolled out
and was echoed by the great concourse
on the outside.
BRUNER OPENS THE MEETING.
Then Mr.. Bruner called for order and
comparative quiet settled down. Then
his great voice rolled out, and the
meeting was on. Ny Burners re-
marks were brief, but they were ex-
tremely pointed, and the crowd rose at
him and cheered for one minute with
out break.
Mr. Bruner said:
1.-THE people of Sacramento are keeniy
alive to the necessity of voting the
Republican ticket on the Sth day OF
next November.
From every portion of our State
come cheering assurances Of a great
victory for the entire Republican ticket.
I'VE propose to do our share toward
saving our homes and firesides from
confiscation-no single tax for us-to-
ward indorsing the great principles or
sound money and protection to Ameri-
can industry, for which the immortal
Blaine fought, and which our glorious
President, VIM. Mckinley, has sue
ceeded in effecting; toward indorsing
that Administration which has made
the American flag loved, feared and re-
spected in all lands, and the principle
of liberty the watchword Of all peoples;
toward the Endorsement of that Admin
istration which favors territorial eX-
pansion, which will eventually make
California the commercial center of the
Union.
-Four years of Buddhism has made
the name of the State of California a
by-word and reproach in all the other
States of this magnificent Union.
ITO follow four years of Buddhism
with four years of Maguire-isms, will
paralyze and destroy our Frustrated
financial and commercial Industries.
Sacramento County has full conf
dence in the wisdom, patriotism and
craftsmanship of our gallant candidate
for Governor and will on November Sth
roll up one of her odd time great Re-
publican majorities for Henry T. Gage
and the entire Republican ticket"
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Then Mr.. Bruner announced the list
of Vice Presidents of the evening. They
were as follows:
L. Tozer, n. H. Murray, E. F. Lewis,
j. S. Jones, Geo. w. Ficks, George NJ
Mott, Z. l.. Hawk, J. c. Carroll, S. I.
Hopkins, W. M. Sims, A. B. Ashley,
Geo. w. Herr, L. w. Grothen. w. H.
Ambrose, NJ. E. Gates, VIM. Land, E.
c. Atkinson, Fred Yoerk, VIM Schaw,
L. A. Lindley, A. Meister, H Bennett,
W. b. Davis, w. NJ. jerks, L. D. Will
gus, Valentine Drescher, T. w. Shee-
han, S. l.. Richards, c. Kellogg. J. w.
Llndner, Will Kellogg, Ed. NJ. Sheehan,
w. H. H. Wiley, G. Voglesang. A. A.
DassonVllle, j. S. Easterbrooks, A
Hellbron, JOS. Steffens, w J. Hail.
Benjamin Welch, Stephen .Uren, 1. A.
Robie, c, A. Luhrs, A. A. Van Voorhies
L. L. Enright, j. NJ. Henderson, C. K.
Lipman, Herman Fisher S. Luke
Howe, DR.. F. F. Tebbets. Frank Krebs.
W. A. Anderson, DR.. Huntington. A.
Elkus, w. F. Peterson, A. A. Becker.
DR.. Atkinson, c. j. Newman, George
Stack, Charles Baine, C. NJ. CampbeIl
S. Stone, Frank Coombs. J. M. Avery
Fl. w. Hand, VIM. Beckman IT Koan-
ing, t. James, F. r. Dray. C. Fl. C11m-
mings, Z. L. Raguian. IT. Heffernan T.
l. Lewis, F. w. Mahle, M. 7. Curtis
John Butler, Folsom; ]. Kinney. Fol-
som; j. Miller, Folsom: J. Hyman Fol
som; c. w. Haskins, Represa: Charles
matheson, Represa: F. S. Sandford
Cfangevale; d. Smith, Natoma
Hlnters, Perkins; N. Shaver, Routiers.
H. storey, Hangtown; Jas Whitaker
.: y. Mcklnstry, A. A. Clough. F. n
larVey, John Brewster J. J. Camnherl
,. Z. McClaughry, Gait; VIM. Lamnert
). n. Dolan, F. r. Dray. J. Steffans T
r. Brown, c. NJ. Beckwith T, n uo+
held, w. f. George, L. L. Lewis w u
Geary. Judge Catlin. Gus T.avansoa
George H. Clark, F. r Tbonn.o.,
Robert T. Devlin, H. G. smith ~
Avery, c. N. Post. J. G Martina =, w W.
w, 1teih,Nellnan' L. N. Heffron, Benjamin
"eicn' KEY. A. b. Banks.
sEAMANs AS CHAIRMAN
Mr. Bruner then introduced Can+oin
W. III. Seamans, -rbiaf
ol the Army and Navy Leagua of tha
S'ate' as chairman of the maa+inr
~ap'ain oeainans spoke as follows
vi. ehdlrfn man, Comrades. Ladies' ana
Gentlemen: BY the conrtos1, 20 Gnu
oounty central Committee. this n,aat
ing is held under the ausnicar of a.
Army and Navy Republican
~ IS Tor this reason, l suppose that H.
chairman Of the committea hoe i,,,...
ed me, as the head of the State ,a.o,,o
10 PRESIDE and introduce the sneaLars
vi the evening. The organization ;s
pollticai one and numbers more than
o'Voo active working members in the
state of California, and I NAV saw
fairly represents more than nine e-tentbs :
of the 1o,G0O Union veterans in tho
ota'e VINO, with their family connec-
tlons, VIII cast 10000 votes at tbe conn
ing eiectlon, and place our friend Henry
l. Gage IN the Gubernatorial chair.
(Applause)
| am not expected to make sneecb
on this occasion, and I shall not az
tempt it, but l desire to say a word
to my comrades. MANY of ubo,, ,a,