Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-07
WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.
Passepeers diaiug south.

Passepgers Doing sDusss.
MoJAvE, Nov. CIV r Mooney,
G b WILDER, S G Pratt, HI Whiting,
Geo Philips, B Flint and wife, Mrs
G M Woodbery, Mrs T Gauahl, 7
r. Homer, Jr., Fl Bailey l. Mar
tin, w II Annis, f CoblentZ, Mrs
G Mills, Mrs G. M Boudell.
Santa rarbara'a scheme fer Ia Raft
road.
SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 5.-The
Press of yesterday says company
has been organized here to build
a railroad from here to Newhall,
eighty miles. The incorporators
are W. w. Hollister, S. 3. Brinker-
hoff, d. w. Thompson, Russell
Heath and William Sturgis, Jr.
The papers have been executed and
were properly filed here to-day, and
copies will be forwarded to the Sec
retary of State tomorrow in ac.
cordance with the law. The in
corporators say they mean business;
that they have organized for sue.
cess, not failure, and that the road
shall be built.
Opsnsons of tne Eew Yorn Papers
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The World
mourBs the defeat of Robinson, but
thinks the end of Tammany Hall
has come. Kelly has succeeded in
defeating Robinson with the aid of
better men, and annihilated him.
self. AS for Tilden, lie lashed his
own political corpse rs closely as
he could to the living candidate of
the Democracy of New York aud in
the State. He has thereby lost the
honest service of one, but it has at
least been delivered of the incum-
brance of others.
Tribune: 1t is victory through
out. The future belongs to the Re-
publican party. The New York
election disposes of Tilden in the
effort to kill John Kelly. He is
bigger power to day in the Demo-
cratic party of New York than on
any previous day of his political
life. Defeat has put an end to Til
den. He has made such fight as
no other Democrat in the State
could have made. Under all the
disadvantages of the situation, Til
den has kept up the courage of the
party, holding them we'll together.
Herald: Tiiden goes to the wall;
but for his interference the DEM
ocrats could have chosed their
whole ticket, Governor and all. He
will no more be heard of in nation
al, nor, we should thing, in State
politics. We are not certain how
far Conkliug is to be congratulated.
The election of all the State ticket
but Governor leaves the moral
victory with Conkling's opponents.
Take it all together, New York will
remain what it has been, an uncer-
tain State; but the election at least
shows that the nomination of Til
den next year would make it q Re-
publican State, while really good
and popular Democratic candidate
might carry it.
Sun: The defeat of Robinson is
the work of Kelly. 1t appears there
are many Democrats in this state
prefer defeat to success. This who
is FREQ country.
The Evening Post says: What is
called Conklingism has received an
emphatic rebuke.
The Commercial, also Republi-
can; reads ConkliDg q lecture,
eadvising o reform in manners and
methods.
New York EseGsiGAs.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 5.-The total
vote gives Cornell "a. 452; Robinson,
3S, AGA; Kelly, 5,227. The Demo-
Gratis elect most of the county and
all of the city ticket, three out OF
four Senators and eight out of
twelve Assemblymen.
BUFFALO, Nov. 5,-The returns
are still incomplete for State
officers, but the county has gone
Republican by from 1890 TO $500
majority. The only city officer
elected on the Democratic ticket is
Comptroller.
UTICA, n. Y, Nov. 5.-James
Stevens, DEM, is elected Senator
from the Oneida district by l0C
majority. Three Republican AS
semblymen are elected in Oneida
county.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The returns
now at hand indicate that, of thir'
ty.two Senators chosen yesterday
the Republicans elected twenty
four. In other words, the Republi.
cans have d start with q majority
of sixteen votes in the choice o
United States Senator by the mex
Legislature.
NEW YORK, Nov. 80 p. MI
is thought the State ticket IS SUI
in doubt. The indications at thi
nour are that the Republicans hav'
carried all'of the State ticket eX
cept Soule, for rugineeE