Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-24
REFORM.
The Democratic County
Ticket Reviewed.
VOTE ONLY FOR GOOD MEN.
Reduce Your Taxes ana oeC
Internal Improvements AT
the Same Time.

this section. 1t may DC 1h"s 'ni' 10 y"
iny 10 the over.contilent spirit OF the
adversary. and iu may be that he has
surprise in store for US at the last mo-
ment. Should such be the case good
citizens Will discount all effect OF any
thing dragged into light at too late an
hour to permit proper defense being
made. S, far as our party is con erned,
it has abstained from all attacks on
purely private matters. The candidates
ON the other side have been treated with
due consideration, and If any attack has
been made, that has been directly on
the Official record Of the man. His pri-
yate affairs are none of the public's bus
iness.
THE LEGISLATURE.
At the top of the local ticket are en-
countered the names of those proposed
for the State Legislature.
Intelligent persons will not attempt
to conceal the importance Of the election
of United States Senator which hinges
on this body. But, while that phase OF
the matter is true enough, there are
others of even greater interest to the
mass of the voters No patriotic citizen
who puts counry before party can con.
ceal from his own mind, the fact that he
has nothing of good to expect from the
election of Republican Legislature
Should that party gain power in the
State, it is o cut and dried programme
TO elect A. A. Sargent to the Senate.
People conversant with the mans his.
sorry, the fore IS work ng for his election,
snd the ends he will serve Through
thick and thin, through light aud wrong.
need not be told that such a
result would be a calamity to the
State. If the Democrats are in
the majority, it is not at all GER
tain who will be U. s. Senator, but this
much is more than sure, it will be far
better man than Sargent.
Taking up the names proposed by the
Democracy of this county for the Legis-
lature, and glancing at the men and the
history of their career in the county, II
will plainly appear that no better cili-
gems could by any chance have been se'
lected Tor the place.
At the head of the list stands
HON. STEPHEN NJ. WHITE.
Let no voter ba deceived into thinking
at because White did not seek the
nina ZION he lacks all ambition to oe
.cted. His own word is out for it that
earnestly desires success at the polls.
lere will matters come up at Sacra'
,ento next winter OF the very graves
lportance to this city and county. A
..w charter is to be applied for. lrriga'
tiou will he on the floor for some action.
In the state there is not better consti
rational lawyer than White. He is q
yery able debater. His words 60 with
power to the minds of all who hear him.
The peculiar needs of this great and
rowing city, the whole subject Of irrl-
.atien are mat ers as familiar as house
hold words to Stephen M. White. Those
of all shades Of opiuion. VIII want their
material interests cared for in the broad
est and most intellig mt manner will cast
their votes for him. And when materiali in-
terests are referred to. those of the la
borer the wa age-winneraren not forgotten.
Steve White Is, as be always has been,
the devoted friend OF the poor man.
As the colleague of White is named
MR.. L. j. ROSE.
Here is another thoroughly representa-
tive man of this community. A deep
nd original thinker, most successful
ych,tect of his own fortune, man OF
s.oat enterprise, of most varied intelli-
ce, of practical experience in many
<trs; a man who knows from actual
{, act with its subjects, this county,
e. e, needs, peculiarities, water systems,
yation laws, products, and every one
er thousand wide reaching interests,
IAN stand and speak on all matters
ting to her welfare as but very few
in .he immunity can. Vote for
II. Rose, and with hum and White in
Senate Los Angeles will be the best
esented county in that body, Of all
counties of the State.
or the Assembly in the Seventy.Sixth
,rict
HON. b. s. EATON
,amed THIS man has, like Rose,
/, in the county for a generation. He
ed Los Angeles faithfully and eff
lly as District Attorney for term
Id the like service IN like manner
ounty Judge. For some years he
Deen ore of the many intelligent, en-
rising citizens who have demon
ted the great productiveness of ouI
and climate in the line Of fruit grow
What Rose will be in the Upper
ise. Eaton will be to this county in
Assembly. He will at the same
,e ably second Whites efforts in al
rely legal matters.
In the Seventy-Seventh District ths
.ty nominee is
MR., TERRENCE CooNEY.
Che Democracy has made no empty
,tense in its platform when the part,
presses itself as in sympathy with th'
.orking man. II there is any practica
hd efficient way to help the wage-win
er in his struggle against capital, 1t
giving him voice in the making o
laws of the country. The Los An
les Democracy in making up its legis
i've ticket name all practical men TO
d ,es; all men conversant with the la
Jr question. White has made stud,
that mat er. Rose knows its Difficult
IS by contact with it. Eaton has beer
rought face to face with these same is
,ues, 20 has Spurgeon; and Cooney i
ne of themselves. There should be n,
esitation is saying that every wage win
If in the district should cast his vot,
Or Cooney, and that every one in th
,unty should vote for his colleagues
Who stand on the same platform, who's
.oice has been potent in giving the work
agman recognition on the ticket, AM
tho will work in full, harmonious sym
athy with him in the halls OF the stat
legislature. If labor is true to Its owl
llterests these men will be elected.
The last man In this branch OF tn
.icket is,
W. n. STURGEON,
Who stands for the Seventy Eighth Dis
let. Here is another tried and tru