Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-23
WY Dr. 0lesa % tho DemOcr attic
Candidate.

NOW tuht Shturubys meetiuR oI
the State Central Committee has
ratified the action of the late State
Convention 10 Sacramento In CIV
ing Us DR.. Glenn for our guberna
torial candidate, we delegate to the
San Francisco Examiner, of Mon
day, the task of explaining to DEM
ocrats why DR.. Glenn is the right
man IL the right place at the head
Of the Democratic ticket. While
it would be dislngenuous to at
tempt to conceal the fact that DR..
Glenn's declarations have not been
acceptable TO many Democrats, it
10 our duty to rally around our
standard-bearer with all the tradi.
tional loyalty of the party. In a
few days these controversies will
have become things of the past
and will not even enter into cur
rent party discussions. We quote
from the Examiner:
The Democracy of the State will
heartily approve the action of the
Democratic State Central Commit
tee, at the meeting of Saturday, in
respect to the candidacy of DR..
Hugh ]. Glenn for Governor. By
the decisive vote of twenty-four in
the Affirmative to six negatives it
was declared that he should remain
at the head of the ticket. The tro.
cesdings are published on the third
page of this paper. The resolutions
Of Mr.. T. l.. Thompson, of Sonoma,
together with those of the Hon.
Philip A. Roach, of this city, place
the attitude of the Democracy in
clear and satisfactory light, and
henceforth, until the closing of the
polls, every Democrat will do his
best sndeavor for the election of
the whole ticket, from first to last
upon 1t. The Committee did the
best its members could do; lust
what they should have done. DIR.
Glenn is q Democrat. He has nev-
or voted any other ticket, He de-
clsres, himself, that he will always
continue steadfsst to the faith. He
stands square and infexible upon
the most essential issues of State
concern now before the people of
California. His Admin stration
will be Democratic. What more
can Democrats expect or ask of
SCendidate in paramount particu-
lars !? He Is farmer whom the
farmers can surely depend upon to
be true to their interests in COM
mon with the interests of all other
olasses, and therefore they will
sealously support his candidacy.
He has always been devoted
frfsnd OF the laboriDg-classes; has
employed white men and paid
them full going wages; does not
employ coolie cheap labor; and OF
the thousands who have worked
for him, from first to last, none
have any other word to speak OF
him but that he Is good and lib
erai and considerate employer; and
therefore he will receive the warm
advocacy of the workingmen. He
has proved himself competent to
the successful management of a
great farm, having by his own skill
and assiduity redeemed the land
from barrenness and non-occupa-
ton aud brought it to . condition
by which the State, the commun-
ity, the hundreds he yearly en-
ploys, equally with himself, profit,
and hence he can be safely trusted
to administer the affairs of Califor-
MIA ~ Governor. He has never en-
gagged 10 enterprises by which the
Interests or possessions or earnings
Of the masses were jeoparied,
through speculation or sudden fluc-
tustion of values in property or in
vestments; and therefore all can
repose faith In his integrity of pur-
pose and In his substantial manner
Of transactiDg public affairs. He
has never undertaken to monopo.
lize property In any form, TO the
detrIment OF the people, to the loss
Of any, or for speculative uses; but
he has bought lands which had
never been cultivated, which were
believed to be barren and almost
worthless, and these he has con.
vevtsd into uses beneficial to all.
He has encouraged and he believes
IL fostering aud promoting every
Interest Of the Stste--of farming,
mining, Misunderstanding; ofinternAl