Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
Joseph Id. LYncla.

Tonight Mr. T. ID. Lynch, the Democratic
nominee for Congress in this district. is to
address the voters of San BernardinO on the
issues in the campaign. He has many
claims upon San Bernardino constituency.
Thirteen years sgo Mr.. Lynch did noble
work for San Beraardino. In the San Diego
World. to which he gave. as he has given to
the Los Angeles HERALD, national reputa-
tion, he day after day. month after month,
described the immense RESOURCES, analysed
the great natural wealth and portrayed the
sublime scenery of this imperial county
with a descriptive brilliancy then unknown
In the press OF this State. Broadly speaking,
Mr.. Lynch first introduced the county
now 50 famous to the reading public
of Galifornia and the East. His paper was
full of our mines. our meadows, our eli
mate, our wheat fields. our orange groves,
our orchards, and above all our grea. possi-
bllities for settlement and colonizatlon
Many u settler, many n thOusand dollars did
the fame which he gave San Bernardino
bring to her. From theu till now he has
been the effective and consistent friend of
Southern California. The Courier has
already spoken in no doubtful words its
opinion OF Mr.. Lynch's candidacy. 1t has
already alluded to his preemi hent ability
both as a writer and a speaker, as thinker
and as worker, which has long ago placed
aim in the front rank OF the ablest men
In The State, which gave his opinion a
State value, his advice a State in-
f1uence. which has made him leader
among the leaders in California. We nave
reminded our readers OF his especial fitness
for the Office for which he Is a candidate, OF
his graphic knowledge of every county al
most every village in the district. No other
man in the district is so well acquainted
with its polit cal, social and industrial con-
ditions. No other man knows so well its
wants. Perhaps the-e is not another man in
the district SO absorbed in the work OF its
development, who takes such pride in its
general prosperity as Mr.. Lyncn, the man
lone almost as much as all other
combined agencies to make the prosperous
and progressive Southern California Of the
present. We said the other day to obtain
Congressional fair play for a far away con-
stituency like this, it was necessary to send
a man not merely of ability. not merely pos
sessed of a perfect knowledge of his dis
trict; but a man who at once was gifted
with ability and the cap city for hard work.
In Mr.. Lynch we have those requisites COM
bined. He has ability OF the first order; MS
knowledge of the district Is greater than
any other m an within 1t possesses: MS ca
pacity for work is almost unlimited. To
work Is his habit; to succeed is his way; TO
advance the intsre.ts of his constiluen s by
very possible honorable method, Will pc
lis sole and incessant aim iu Congress. AS
% spotless honor and unimpeached integri-
y, no man dares question either, who has
any respect for a reputation for truth. lie
has lived our neighbor for fourteen years,
subject to the fierce electric light oil puolic
opinion. and he stands untainted by aspeck
and untaintable. Such is the man who Will
address the voters of San BeInardlno to-
night Turn out then and give royal wei
come TO candidate of whose brilliancy,
whose honor and whose achieyements we
are all SO proud.-San Bernardino Daily
Courier, Oct. 19.