Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-10
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MoJAvE, Nov. 9.-Los Angeles
Miss Ada Fowler, ] Wertheimer
Capt Samuel Edwards, Mrs n NJ
Palmer, s @ Evers, Palmer War
rem, p e OBrien, g X Porter, I
Held, Miss N Boyd, TIC Grant
+. John Fogsrty, F NJ Campbell, J Il
Arnold. o 8 Putnam, 8 L Acker
man, Lee Jscobs, Charles Jacobs
Mrs Patton.
Colton-Mrs d White.
Arizopa-H Barnard, Mrs An
dersou, Mrs e II Williams, Mrs
Mosher, Mrs Il ThrelfalI, Mrs f A
Weden, s NJ Fogg, G Foreman. II
A Plate, A J Mitchell, G w Van
hovenberg, FL b Holmes, ] G Park
er, w H Trip.
Litter from 0arnsid.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The follow.
ing letter from Garfield was writ.
ten the day before the election, and
10 published to day:
Whatever may be the issue OF to.
morrow, 1 shall carry with me
through life the most grateful men,
cries of the enthusiastic and noble
work my friends have done, and
especially my college classmates
The campaign has been fruitful to
me in the discipline that comes
from endurance and pstience. l
hope defeat will not sour me, nor
success disturb the poise which 1
have sought to gain by the expert.
ences of life. From this edge of
the conflict I give you my hand and
heart, as In all other days of our
friendship. ]. A. GARFIELD.
Pou,icsi" she Puisii.
New YORK, Nov. 8.-Many
clergymen of New York and
Brooklyn yesterday delivered SER
mons on the result of the late cleo.
ton.
Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, elected to
Congress from the Fourth District,
In place OF Simon b. Chittenden,
said to his congregation in the Lee
Avenue Baptist Church, at the SER
vice last evening: II was candi-
date for Congress and 1 have been
elected. In all the time OF the can.
vass I have scrupulously avoided
the mention Of politics from this
desk. TWAS the furtherest from
my Intentions to sound political
doctrines from the pulpit, whereto.
fore the reign Of the Lord Jesus
Christ has been preached. 1 was
nut in nomination to represent the
Fourth Congressiona district by no
solicitation of my own. l believe
1t to be by the voice Of the people
that 1 have been called to serve In
the councils of the nation. l will
faithfully use my power regardless
of patty. l will only be guided by
principle in my actions in Con-
gress." zff
Recppt,oa 90 Thomas Hughes.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8th.-Thomas
Hughes was rendered farewell re-.
ception at Cooper Union last eve
ming. The gathering was also In.
tended as the starting point for an
extensive cooperative movement
10 this county, after the manner
OF the famous Rochdale (England.
system, of which Hughes has beef
o practical and pronounced advo
cate. With this In view, q numbs
Of circulars setting forth the advan
tages of the system and subscrip
tion cards for the signature of thos'
present were distributed. Th'
discourses Of the evening, in
Guiding that OF Hughes himself
were devoted to the topic. Despite
the disagreeable weather, the
audience that assembled entirely
allied the hall. Those who com
posed 1t were evidently persons o
Intelligence and respectability,a ant
therel were q great many ladie
among them. Upon the platform
President Barnard of Columbi Col
Iepe. Collector Merritt, Jackson s
Schults, s. B.. H. Vance, Simol
Stsrne, Thomas Cacton, Georg
William Curtis, Peter Cooper, Rev
DR.. Rylance. Rev. Robert Collye
and other citizens of note CAV
countenance to the proceedings.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The organ
ixations of Brown.stone Cutter
Amalgam ated Engineers and ME-
ohinists, Tailors, Central Counc
Shoetrimmers, United Carpenter
and Joiners, Bsg-makers, East an
West side; Bricklsyers, East az
West side; Painters, Lather
Coachmakers, Fresco Painters. II
Workingmen's Lyceum and Phi
adelphia Industrial Cooperate
Association were all represented +
delegates. At the rear OF the pls
form there was q sheet of musll
bearing In large letters the legen
1--WE advocate union OF interests
the capitalist, the laborer and Il
consumer, secured by an equftat
division of profits between them
Lama League E,oauencs.
NEW YORK, Nov. sth.-T
worlds special has the followi
incident: At the Athlone La
League meeting yesterday, Iil
otby sullivan, in the course OF
speech, had recourse TO one OF tnf
dramatic touches that act on
crowd like wT[dflfe. Speaking
the Indictments pending agail
himself and his fellow.membe
he suddenly thrust his hand 70
"a rocket and threw his indi
mont far out among tho crov