Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-02
TO DEMOCRATS.
stand by Your Platform and
Camd kdates.


To-day the real battle must be fought
Stand up for your colors and work all day
long for the good cause. Get outearly and
stay out late and see that all your friend,
vote. By voting the Democratic ticket you
vote for irrigation and against the Chinese
curse; you vote for the rights of labor and
against the Heath Amendment; you vote
for making the State militia effective and
against the overwhelming interest of the
monopolies where they are unjust to the
people.
Then you vote for lot OF most honest, ex
perieneed men, representative men in all
| the walks of life: you vote for men W BIC
| have achieved success in all their private
| undertakings. and for men whose integrity
and honor have never been called in ques
| tion. You vote for men who are practically
acquainted with all the temporalities OF the
State, and who will foster and develop
these, making every dollar you have worth
two.
For State Senators s. NJ White and L. J.
Rose are the peers of any men in the State.
That so able lawyer, man so in sympa-
thy with popular interests, one SO per.
fectly qualified to represent this great and
growing city, to be defeated would be in
the nature OF public calamity. That Mr..
Rose, with all his practical knowledge OF
the temporal affairs OF California, should be
lost to the people as Legislator would be
no less so.
The Assemblymen, Eaton, Spurgeon and
Cooney, are all thoroughly well qualified
for the duties OF the po sition. The one is a
lawyer and fruit grower, the other is a
merchant and q railroad eSploiter, the last
is representative of the labor class. The
combination of these five men is an ideal
one to make laws for this section.
THE COUNTY TICKET
He is known to the voters here, and he is
known as faithful and most competent Of
fetal, as man of the purest life and high
est integrity and honor. He has had exper-
fence in the position and will not come to 1t
as g. novice. He will make an excellent
Sheriff. Give him your most hearty sup
port.
Broaded, the Treasurer, is man whs
has but few peers. There is great cry
about trading votes and buying votes for
again and will not work. Broaded, like all
the others, has made a thorough canvass OF
the county and his thousands of ssaunch
friends will pull him through.
office of District Attorney. He will not
have to obtain extraneous help to do its
duties and there will be no breath of scan
dal attached to the office during his incum-
bency.
h. Bilderrain, the Assessor, cannot safely
be replaced. No novice can come to that
Office without jeopardy to the taxpayers.
The present incumbent has much expert
ence and the affairs of the county will be
safe in his hands in the future as they have
been in the past. There is most persistent
fight making against Bilderrain and
Broaded. 1t should be defeated by all
means.
S. A. Waldron is thoroughly qualified to
discharge the duties of Recorder, and he
will attend 70 these duties In person. He
most certainly should be elected.
W. ]. A. Smith, the candidate for County
Clerk is one of the very best qualified men
office work. clear headed, methodical, hon
est, honorable. With him in Office there
viii be no fear of any sharp practice i'll the
matter of registration. He cannot be over
borne by the Vaccinations OF any un
scrupulous partisan.
f. A. Preuss for Auditor Is one of our ris-
ing and most successful young business
men He is honest, capable, honorable.
His books will always be found in order,
and no raid can be made on the treasury
with him in the Auditors office.
W. B. Cullen is running for Tax Collector.
an office he has filed before. He Is one of
the best officials the county ever had. Cul-
len has made SO thorough canvass of the
county that he is nerfectlv sure of election.
T. s. Shaw the School superintendent, is
scholarly. sentlemanly, we'll experienced
teacher. He is popular with the teachers.
and will be independent. 1t is said Mr..
Seamans is Mr. Hiltons alter ego and that
to elect him is to let the other run the Office.
For this reason, il is said. the teachers
would prefer 10 see Shaw elected.
Street, the County Surveyor, is a man
thoroughly well up in his profession. He
is a man of ability. He will get large
vote outside of his party, ard is sure OF
election.
DR.. Guirado, the Coroner is q most esti
mable citizen. and well fitted for the office.
He Is person of responsibility and will at
tend carefully to the duties imposed upon
him.
A. NJ. Bragg, the Public Administrator, is
an old standby of the party and of the
county. 1t is enough to say Bragg is run
ming and he will be elected
THE SUPERVISORS
Are T. E. Rowan, w. Il. Martin and J. W.
venable. They are very well qualified gen
tlemen. Rowan, of this city. will surely be
elected and so will the other two. With
these gentlemen in office the extravaganza
and high taxes now ruling come to an end.
They are men of affairs and will take intel
ligent care of the peoples Interests.
For Justices Il. Il. Taney and A. j. King
will surely be elected, as they should be.
They are among our best known aud best
respected citizens. Judge King is one. OF
the best lawyers at the bar of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Taney is worker and very capable.
Ed Smith and T.F. Botello, will be elected
constables. They will make honest and
competent officers, and will see that crime
does not so unpunished.
Scan these names, voters, aud consider
the principle they:sstand for, and you will