Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-19


Judge Pedro Garlic John E Platter
. X kinaldi ] DeBarth Shorb
jerry Illicn Abbot Kinney
Gen Geo M Sanford J B Lankershim
Frabclsco Poo, j G Estudillo
b I smith Dewey Harvey
Harry Rose, Louis Roeder
Nj V B,sclilu w H Spurgeon
O'YnDzval Antonlo Coronel
Miguel Leunis DIR ] kurtz
G Tonupi NJ Elliott
Geo C Hagar d NJ MeGarry
N Burns L Ballade
Ant, MO Oltila Harris Newmark
Bunard l. Lichtenberger
Theo Rlmpau J d Machado
John Kenealy Urn Emb.dy
w b Cullen Henry LEX
Ii Nj Mitchell Henry o'Melveny
Chas Ii Watts A ] II ,rrtll
III Cuddy J w WIuston
j Z Harmon Jesus BIldtrrain
d NJ Adams NJ Brooks
k Dunn gan Pull Sen
K Duluy Sam Meyer
n Buddngton Nj b Nj, q lade
Henry Stem A Sc, ulveda
b + Coulter Il A Prtuss
K Egan J + lsbell
Our, Bulls wv 5u,ter
l. G Groux IF Figueroa
b b ltello I.udore Polaski
w II Carlin A Glassell
Is COIN G Prayer
n I M,Ginnis J w Montgomery
. . - Herman A w Ryan
Vim III Workman A L Fay
ID IN Carlos Cruz
President Hellman then introduced
HON. GEORGE A. JOHNSON,
Candidate for Attorney General, who
spoke as follows;
"When | was asked to address the
people Of l. IS Angeles, answered that
tuere was pl-ntv oI local talent without
Importing people frum q distance. l
Thought If tie eloquent Stephen NJ
Whltr, Senator R + Del Vale and your
own candid tie for U. ugress, the ri, quent
Jo. eph ID Lynch. X ght here IAN say
hat no cuuuty ever had inan OF more
gnal abli v to represent II than Sena-
| tor Del Val e. But We all wanted to
come aud ,ee this beautiful city VIII Oh is
the metropolitan city of southern Cali
iornis, and | am encbanttd with it's
beautiful Urai & groves aud its delight.
TAI climate. am glad to see so many OF
this delightful region assembled at a
| Democratic ratticat on meetir ga meet
iug so large in oxtent that there are
tn, usands whom l cannot reach with my
voice. am always glad. however, to
talk for Democracy. Uuder Cleveland
we have had nm administration in which
| the people take a part He considers
himself servant OF the peoI lie. When
| Buff 10 wanted n Mayor TO look after
| her interests she entrusted the munici
pal affairs to Mr. Cleveland. He made
such a good Mayor that the people Of
tue Suite made him Governor, aud then
the people of the Uni ed States took
a hand and tire the mantle OF the EN-.
inent Samuel j Tild,n upon his should.
ers and made him President of this great
country. The ID mocrats knew when
they saw the l93, 600 majority for him
as Governor that be was the child of
FATE, and began to be hopeful. All
know how properly ana efficiently be has
| tilted the Utlics-hOw he has corrects d the
public sc ce. He is as simple as
Tnomas jefferson aud has ibe same
stuff in him He feels that be is the
servant OF the people aud thy are the
& vernors OF the country. There was
never an era of better feeling There is
no discussion and no sectional bate.
Cap tai is safe and labor has been up
held Now, fellow citizens, maintain
this state of affairs aud elect Joseph d.
Lynch tp Congress. Lihor has always
been u h I'D b. Democrats. IL has been
the parry of labor. In olden times a
man had to Re an orator, or scientist, or
great writer. to ut ain to tmiuence, but
BY Democratic principles this state of
affairs hns been changed, and now labor
is recognized as the power that makes
wealth, and the labor ng man has been
In every way elevated and takes his
prol er position in the United States.
believe that course OF manual training
should be introduced in the public