The record-union., 1898-10-28
SENATOR PERKINS TONIGHT.
HE AND T. Y. EDDY TO SPEAK
IN THIS CITY.
Big Ryan Meeting at Grass Valley
The County CandidateS
Campaign.

The people of Sacramento and vicin-
| ity will tonight have an opportunity
to welcome United States Senator Per-
kins to the city and listen to an ad-
dress by him on the political issues in
volved in the campaign. Senator Per-
kins is very entertaining speaker and
never fails to attract large audiences
in Sacramento. He will speak at the
Old Pavilion.
Hon. T. V. Eddy. gentleman reput-
ed to be a very able speaker, will also
address the meeting, which is to be
held in the Old Pavilion at Sixth and
M streets.
| There has been no announcement of
any street demonstration, but doubtless
some Of the many Republican organiza-
tions in the city will escort the dis
tinguished visitors from their hotel to
| the hail.
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.
| Frank D. Ryan, Republican candidate
for Congress in the Second District, re-
turned yesterday from Grass Valley,
where he addressed a large meeting on
Wednesday night, at which Hon. Tirey
L. Ford, candidate for Attorney Gen
eral, and State Librarian Frank l..
| Coombs also spoke.
| A Sacramentan who was there says
1t was one of the largest and liveliest
| meetings he ever attended. The city
was Illuminated and the Grass Valley
Republican Club paraded through the
| streets headed by a brass band, while
at the meeting there was singing by the
Grass Valley quartet. Assurances were
given that Nevada County would roll
up handsome majority for Mr.. Ryan
and the entire Republican ticket.
| Last night Mr.. Ryan and Mr.. Coombs
were at Lodi, San Joaquin County. To-
night they will speak at Clay Station,
and that will practically close Mr..
| Ryan's campaign outside this city.
| Next week he will devote himself to
a thorough canvass Of Sacramento City
and if this community does what is ex-
pected of it he considers his election
assured.
MEETING AT FREEPORT.
The Republican county candidates
returned to the county yesterday. Last
night they held large and enthusias-
tic meeting at Freeport which was at
tended by people from the farms many
miles about. The candidates We're
" oil AiiIy IeCelFeO anu ENTHUSIASTICALLY
cheered.
Tonight the candidates will speak at
Michigan Bar, and tomorrow night at
Costumes.
MAGUIRE'S SINGLE TAX.
Judge A. P. Van Duzer will address
the farmers of Elk Grove tonight, and
will speak chiefly of Maguire's pet
theme, the so-called single tax, in ex
pounding which the Congressman has
consumed many days that should have
| been given to his duties in the national
Legislature.
Judge Van Duzer is one Of the ablest
men in the State and all who go to hear
him will be we'll entertained On Sat-
urday night he will speak in Folsom,
| and on Monday night next at
Costumes.
FUSION MEETING.
This evening several Of the fusion
county candidates will hold an open air
meeting at Eighteenth and I streets
Among the speakers will be ]. J.
Dwyer, candidate for the Assembly in
the Twentieth District, and c. w.
Baker, candidate for District Attorney.
Senator Gillis Doty is also announced
to speak
FUSIONISTS AT HANGTOWN.
On Wednesday night the fusion can
d1dates held large meeting at Hang
town Crossing, at which Harry Will
| hanson presided. Addresses were made
| by Morris Brooke, candidate for the
Assembly and the others on the ticket
| The Folsom Iroquois Club came down
with band Of music and there was
torchlight procession up the road from
Patterson's to the meeting place.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
|. Several Of the Democratic Fusion)
candidates are announced to speak at a
| meeting to be held tonight at Twelfth
| and streets.
Diplomas Nearly Ready.
| The force of the State School Super