Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-27

country delegates went asleep, and then
started up from dream of shipwrecks
as they heard Hoyt still meandering on
in his monotone
Still went up the cry for more lists of
delegates. Judge Haynes made speech
about the doings OF the g. O. D. in days
OF yore. Down in the back benches the
gilt-edged head of the Mayor OF Monroyis
loomed up. His Honor 10 ooked sad. yerv
sad, as he heard the orator talking Of
times twenty-five years passed. He NO
doubt wished there were something good
to say of the party of more recent date.
The Judge then attacked the Democrats.
who could not deal with the sur
plus. Perhaps he wanted Robe
son, Chandler, Belknap, Amos
and others to get the handling
OF 1t. He wanted to know where the
money all came from? It came from
the balance of trade in our favor, which
61y reason Of our great exports of pro-
ducts made possible through our protec-
tive system, pours gold into our Golfers.
The Judge does not understand the tariff.
lie thinks we collect duty on exports;
and he forgets that his party claims the
protective policy makes home market
Tor all we produce.
MIR. Pearson (colored) made speech,
and it was the best speech made during
this interlude-the best by far. 1t was
not correct, of course. Indeed, it was so
tar from the path Of rectitude that it
Justly entities MIR. Pearson to place on
the "reportorial STAFF of some Republi-
can paper.
Mr.. Ambrose was yet not satisfied
With the speeches. Like the horse leech's
daughter he still cried, "Give! give!"
1t takes good deal of such thin INTEL
iectual Cruel to fill a man, and Mr.. AM
brose would be full. So he called for q
man named Smith. He told them all
how the G. o. p. would sweep the coun-
try next fall. He was merciful for ali.
He left Texas to the Democracy. If his
guesses are as far from the truth as the
syntax OF his sentences is from
Lindley Murray Cleveland is
elected now. Mr.. Smith spoke
loud and long and the louder he
spoke the deeper fell sleeps leaden mace
on the eyes OF country delegate in the
front row OF the parquet. 1t was not a
leg show at the Grand, and the bald
head lost his hold on the proceedings.
At this point H. q. Osborne, who has
Just returned from the East, entered the
hall, and was loudly cheered. He as
cended the platform amid perfect storm
of applause; and after this had subsidized,
he rehearsed briefly the history of the
Chicago Convention. Mr.. Osborne told
how he and the other "Coasters' had
gone to bring home the name of Blaine
on their banners, but that
he had came back with Har-
rison instead. What fall was
there my countrymen! He said the
Coast delegates had received hundreds of
thousands of kilograms from all parts of
the Union, urging them to name the
White Plumed Knight What waste
of tne wires Perhaps the great
monopoly had frapked them all like
Senator Ingalls,. Like Mr.. Smith, Mr.,
Osborne says Harrison will be elected!
He will carry everythipg-except Texas.
The Lone-Star State is still the city of
refuge for the Democratic sinners. 1t is
well it is SO large State. There are 90
many of us.
Still the Committee on Credentials
sang of Elizabeth Lake, "She cometh
not" A recess of thirty minutes was
taken. At the end of that time Judge
Fitzgerald announced that in three min
utes the report would be at hand.
THE DELEGATES.
AS reported and read the list ran:
Alosta-G. E. Gard.
Anaheim-F. @. Smythe, A. Gold
thwaite, W. H. Avery, r. Melroee, w.
NJ. Higgins, w. G. Potter.
Artesia-Levi Carse, s. M. Derondorf,
J. A. Smith.
Azusa-David Cummings, J. L. Whit
ney.
Alhamhra-F. E. Gray. George Rice.
Burbank-R. A. Marshall.
Cahuenga- Seward Cole, George T.
Cover.
Cienega-Thos. Lloyd, 1. @. Barron,
S. Riley, w. G. McWallen.
Compton-Melvin Nudge, Henry Has
kins, L. G. Walter, Charles S. Fisher, G..
w. Coltrin.
Downey-J. B. Graham, D. P. Smart,
H. w. Hammerton, A. E. Davis.
Duarte-A. Boldly.
Elizabeth Lake
Ell Monte-A. Laswell, J. 7. Haddox,
NJ. s. Wilson.
Fullerton--A. McDermot.
Fair Oaks-S. X. Sewell, S. F. Davis,
j. A. Farnum, A. j. Painter.
Florence-G. A. Nadeau, ]. p. Richie,
Charles Serrott.
Fountain Valley
Fruitland-J. w. Batcheller.
Garden Grover. @. Wickham.
Garvanzo-P. E. King, F. E. Young.
Gladstone-C. Vaughn, H. Fuller.
Glendora-J. J. West.
Inglewood-S. T. Ladd.
La Verne-S. Gates.
Laguna-G. W. Stevens.
Lancaster
Lang's-W. A. Hunter.
Long Beach,. G. Butler, G. S. Hus-
sey.
Los Nietos-J. j. Nagle, F. McCarric.
Las Virgines-
La Ballona-T. 0. Lamb.
Lordsburg-D. A. Nell.
Monte Vista-M. w. Sennot.
First Ward-C. A. Luckenback, Allen
Smith, G. N. Earl, John Cline, T. A.
Gary, G. HI. Anderson, F. r. Willis, J.
G. Murray, ]. R. Conlee, L. Z. Mosher,
G. H. White, Martin Wetzel, D. Carr, ".
M. de Silke, V. Sotello, 7. Pearson, P.