Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-03

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Price, style. and Elegance Of Work.
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Morning kilograms.
rassemgess GOsnx south.
MoJAvE, July 2.-Los Angeles
L solsher, B Etcheverry, Mrs E L
Way. Mrs Mollie Webster and
child, Mrs L Belcher and two chill.
dren.
Colton-Mrs A A Ehrichard.
Pantano--M Moore.
TUCSON A Steinberger.
Benson--M Stanton.
Maricopa--Gideon J Tucker, Dan
Hanton.
Passeuwe ss by Nsewm~r.
San FRANCISCO, July 2.-The
steamer Ancon sailed at 8 A. NJ. to-
day with the following passengers
for Los Angeles: w Klacher, Geo
w Lawson, 7 Shelton, wife and
children, Mrs McNicol, Capt Hack.
EFT, D Cowper, wife and five chill
dren, A Warty. Mrs G g Harrison.
A Dtscosaaus UomvsnsIoD.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-The
bolters from the Working
mems State Convention held
an adjourned. meeting last night
for the purpose of defining
the position Of the party in the
Presidential contest. Only three
delegates were present from out.
side the city. The proceedings
Were very tumultuous, and great
difference OF opinion was mani
tested as TO endorsing the Demo.
cratic nominees. A reslotion was
adopted to ask Kearney to define
his opinion, after which the Con-
vention adjourned till this even
ing. The proceedings made more
than ever evident the width of the
split between the two wings Of the
party.
Hayes M~G.s speech NJ Ya'-.
NEW HAVEN, July 2-Mr. Hayes
made speech at tue Yale Alumni
meeting this afternoon, in the
course of which he said: "You will
perhaps recall the exciting events
of four years ago, during the EN-
barrassing period which INTERVIEWED
between the election and the daci.
sion ~ 10 who should be the ~
oumhent Of the Presidential ehai5
wss mueh embarrassed, for il va
plaiu that II tba trust aud RESPONSE
hilsfY at the station was t0 asvoiV
on me, H. Weuld net be a voyag
over smooth sea or under haleyai
skies. Therefore whea T hough
of the res possibility which migh
dsvolve upon my shoulders, ! sa,
The first thought WAS wlat was tn
paramount daily / shat. have t
parforrn aud how jan u b ie'.es ]
ssenal 10 me thai The paaiileatio
- tue country was the first duty
,App,a1ae / bnow there wer
good ana true people who failed f
see IL 80 l did; but | saw the ueeea
sity of doing something 10 restog
The confidence cf the whole peOpl
and bring The coantyy TO The res
and repose il so sadly needed. Ses
ing thls as my first duty, I askeC
what can I doto assure all that tbs
would be nay drst daty? This ha
bpen put 10 party platforms 40
10 letters d acceptance frame
III high sounding worh
and sentences What was res4dir'
aaai,e0ple, how .v.,t was son
distinct. aum staA abie aud palp
bic act. appIauee.I l thought
might nud 10 the South Come ms
oftbe highest character who Ii,
hasn aeainst me through tie lol
sna hitter struggle, and who. the,
fare had the entire eenhdsne
tl.s southern people. ! fobnd
great political leader sugeesti
,hat this courio might phssit
sof,,fion Of the ti.4.,.,t,i
While [ was bordering whas o,
and what course to pursue, ths
came 10 ue, Ike a ia
from q clear sky, the thongas
Vale aud its yenerahie Pres se
wbon we almost Worship [e
plaesa. without drlfHug int
speech. vsli say'd wrote him q
the iollowe& Implicitly PFesia
y aisey's adyaee. IRenswed
s8snd checls.l All may
wesssand resulted a.
oped. but in foli
] think foun,
The sisustion.n
I'd enumerated 80
had been conus'
and l.een pfominen
N the y.pIie service.
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