Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-12

doubtedly a man who would represent
the state well. | am republican, but
l would not object seriously to seeing
Mr.. White there. think he would do
the state great deal of good, and
especially this section of it.
j. S. THAYER (of Stoll q Thayer)-it
would be good thing for the democratic
party if Mr.. White should run for the
United States senate. | prefer him to
Stanford myself and for the interests of
the state should like to see him selected.
He would be the best man for the inter-
ests of the southern part OF the state.
H. MosGRovE-Mr. White would be
a good man for the place. 1t would
strengthen the party to have him come
out for the United States senate and
stump the state in the interests of the
ticket.
w. f. FRIcK-I am for Mr.. White for
United States senator first, last and all
the time 1t would be one of the best
moves that could be made to select him
to represent the state in the senate. His
name would add strength to the party in
the coming election, and would help
wonderfully in the interests of democ-
racy.
G. A. DoBINsoN If a democrat is to
be sent to the United States senate, |
prefer Mr.. White, first, last and all the
time. Mr.. White is thoroughly alive to
the interests of this section, and if it
were either Stanford or White, should
not hesitate moment in choosing Mr..
White. He is young, bright, and has a
record to make; and he would work for
the interests of the state. prefer
man of that kind to plutocrat like
Stanford.
Ex-MAYoR BRYsoN-I am a White
man, and would like to see him sent to
the senate to represent California there.
| am afraid, though, that his name has
been brought forward too soon, and
think it might have been better to have
waited while.
CRY TREASURER w. d. JOHNSON
1t would be good thing for the
democratic party if Mr.. White were to
run for the United States senate. If a
democrat is to be sent to the Senate,
| would like to see Mr.. White go.
POLICE COMMISSIONER T. A. LEwIs-I
would sooner see Mr.. White go to the
United States senate than any other
man not republican. He is broad
gauge man. OF course | am repub-
lican, and expect the republicans will
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vote turn out the other way, then /
should like to see Mr.. White sent to the
senate.
friend of Mr.. White, and want to see
him do what is best for him. If he will
consent to stand for the United States
senate, no better man could be selected.
His name would add strength to the
RI nd 10 hn har of
the party work with will and energy.
LESTER F. SCoTT-I am republican,
but don't believe there could be bet
ter man for the United States senate
than Mr.. White. | would like to see
him run. He would have my warmest
support.
JUDGE BEARDEN--I am positive that
Mr.. White will be the best man that
could be put forward by the democracy
for the senatorship. The only question
is whether he can afford to take the time
away from his business. He is young
bright and active, and would do the
state much good if selected to represent
it at Washington.
ED GERMAIN-I think it is good idea
to propose to send Mr.. White to the
senate. He is strong man and i
Woulu VIC d Soou ViilllS loI tue sldte ii liz
could be elected senator by the legisla
ture. He would reduce the republican
majority in this part of the state.
+. G. WOODBURY. (Member of Board O.
Education)- White would be the
best man for the place if he could be
sent there. l am a republican, but
would vote for him myself | think he
would not only work hard for the inter.
ests of Southern California, but also fol
the whole state.
DR.. j. w. REEsE-The idea of an
nouncing Mr. White as candidate fol
the United States senatorship is gooo
one. Mr.. White is a good man, in fact
the best one that could be named fol
that position, and | think his name
would add strength to our ticket. He
would do the state great deal of good
if we could put him there. The state
needs just such man as he is.
| S. B. LEWIS, president of the Board o
Trade)-Of course I am on the opposite
side of the fence, as regards to politics
from Mr.. White, but | think better
man could not be named. If the state
has to have democratic senator there
is no one | would sooner see there than
Mr.. White. He would do the state, anC
particularly the southern part of it, g
great deal of good.
MAJOR l.. s. BUTLER-My choice, Of
course, is for republican senator, but ]
regard Stephen M. White as undoubt-
edly the best democrat. He has many
admirers in the republican ranks.
II. w. LATHAM Attorney for the Board
of Trade)-I regard the plan of having
Mr.. White go before the people as an
acknowledged candidate for the senate
an excellent one. No more available
and at the same time worthy man could
be found to represent this state in the
senate. He seems to have a remark able
hold on the affections of the people.
S. w. LUTwEILER-An ADLER man than
Stephen M. White would be hard to
find. He commands the highest respect
OF both democrats and republicans.
think his chances of success are good.
M. f. G. MUNDAY-I am for Mr..
White for anything.
Hon. r. F. DEL VALLE-White is a
good man for any Office for which he
may be nominated.
DR.. N. III. MoRRIsoN--I am repub-
lican, and would like best of all to see a
member of that party sent to the senate
from this state; but regard Mr.. White
as by all odds the best man the demo-
Gratis could put up for the place. He
would make good representative for
the state