Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-31
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People
Most of the Republican papers, are a
in duty bound making great effort t
swallow wifi. The mcuthful is hard
not 40 much because Of its size as OF it
hack Of agreesbility. Some Of them
whose sto achs are not over and above
strong, rspudiate the untoothscme NOR
sci altogether, McClatchy Of the Sac
remento Bes, who was here, writes &c
his paper In very bad form for an organ
He says that whom once the Governor
was nominated. Higgins having got al
he wanted out Of the boys, gave them a
chance to make little on the outside,
and that thereafter the price of votes
sank as low as $40 each. He alleges
that a list was shown him OF 1903 Ssu
Francisco delegates, OF whom 50 were
checked off az up for sale at that alb,
surdly low price. The Bee is as warlike
az hornet. .,
sunday afternoon one Of the San
Francisco delegations sat in body in
front Of one Of the hotels in this city,
and their conversation was Of that out
spoken hostility that is always beccm-
.sQ in the mouths of honest men when
they find they have been badly duped.
The chief speaker was young man
whose dissatisfaction was so great that
be said. Now you gentlemen know
there were score OF men in that San
Francisco delegation who can control a
great many votes. l have twenty-four
now in my store who will vote for any
man l ask them to favor. You all know
that. Had we been honestly dealt with
and then beaten would have agreed
Just as il my own candidate had been
chosen. But we were deceived and sold
Now do not propose to ask man to
vote for Swift. The other twenty men
will do Just the same way with their en-
ployes. tell you he never
can 20 out Of San Francisco with q ma
jority in the November elections. Wait
until the Democratic papers dig up and
publish his record A man who wants
to fill that high position must at least
be an honest man. II it ia proven that
he is dishonest the people will not vote
Tor him. II was dirty business, and i
is the last State Convention l ever will
be caught in. / do rot propose to be IN
. place when all whom trust can be
bought and sold.
The whole crowd Of those listening
eco aiesced in every word he said. he
seemed to echo the sentiments OF the
crowd.
II any one doubts that the, slate was
made np, the programme decided upon
beforehand, let him read the telegram
sent by the Call reporter from this city
on Wednesday at midnight. He gives
the slate complete.
There were one or two minor changes
made in it afterward, which were made
necessary by the dsfsat Of Judge Brun
son, who was out Of the slate
A Dimond man said yesterday TO .
HKRALD reporter: OF course, Dimond
was sold cut; ii was before the conven-
ton met. He was sold out in San Fran
DISCO, and he was sold ont in Alameda.
The San Francisco boss posed a. the
champion of ''clean politics" 20 - to get
ito the camp and betray II 70 the giant
corporations that are behind Swift. BE
was their tool. The same game was
played in Oakland, whore COMPARE
lively new man went and pretended to
tight vrooman and did the same thing,
sr5 n.vs W., aray The game. Iknew Mon-
dss nearr;ng ibst swift was to be nom
;ns,sd 10 tke frescherv al our friends.
hmt + Ala act toow how. A man came
bsrs s.snrdav WHO nows ali about The
vav r. which the .rincs" work for the
cornora,ion. He knows the wire. pull
rs,d -, Mond.y morning he told mo
thsrs u.s. No nse n onr fi0ntipe. Said
~. .srha i;o IL mn Thew are going TO
ro,,,a,s Sv,ft
Thee are Aasasant things for hon.
al frsemen III IA. They are willing
e. he beaten H ffsir fioht by leeitimate
'sn Rnt 70 he deceived and soid. 10 be
omt votsd nv a hundred plant tools. ho
III ,hs;r vois. for : naltry sIO : head /.
sno,hsr th;hg
RI ssn Ts.no;sco man noted above
r.rnsrLsd ia refsrence 10 The seating Of
,bs H;go,a. aontastants for one Of the
e. Frsnc;.oo districts. oThe commit.
- =, crsJsnt;als was chosen with spe-
III. ~ ~ rsfsrsrcs - he seatino If the He.
,;,s r,sn Nov The fact Il thev had no
richt vhateyer in the Convention. At the
primary where they were elected there
were loo votes cast. Of which they re.
ceived about 100. and Of that loo 50
were fraudulent. These facts were well
established before the Conn ittes of Ten
when the matter was before that body
Tn. Committee on CrsdsptiaIs were
made aware Of the matter In spite Of