Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-22
POLITICAL TALKS.
NOTABLEs DISCUSS THE SITUATION
AND OTHER MATTERS.
Hon. T. j. Shacke1ford Confident Of the
Result-State Treasurer Carlisle OF
Colorado Thinks His State Safe.
N. Y. TIMES, Mar. 10th. 1892.

''No, am not at all surprised ct the
news the HERALD has received from
Chicago today, " said Hon. T. ]. Shack
elford of San Francisco to representa-
tive Of this paper last evening. "Mr.
Cleveland" says the gentleman. ''repre-
sents the ideas Of taraiff reform as
adopted by the National Democratic
convention Of 1888: It is not new de-
parture, either. Hon. Geo. III. Pendle-
ton Of Ohio was really the father Of the
tariff platform that met the approval OF
ly, Mr.. Cleveland in his letter OF ac-
Pendleton Of the authorship Of the plank
magnificent campaign at the last
differences that have existed between
the Cleveland and anti-C Cleveland ele-
ment in New York have been amicably
adjusted, If the kilograms are correct
that were bullentined in front Of the
HERALD Office today. am not naturally
an enthusiast, but I really believe that
Grover Cleveland will be elected presi-
dent. With the aid of Senator Hill and
Governor Flower he will unquestion-
ably carry New York by at least 80 600
majority. He has fighting chance in
California, Colorado and even Kansas.
My honest convictions are that Cleve-
land and GRAY will be elected, and the
Democracy Of the country should be con-
graduated upon the choice that will
probably be ratified tomorrow.
Hon. T. J. Shackelford is one Of the
most prominent Democrats Of San Fran.
cisco, and with his interesting family, ls
q guest of the Bellevue Terrace hotel.
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Hon. Lew Carlile, state treasurer of
Colorado, is in the city, accompanied by
Mrs. Carlile and three children. Mr..
Carlile was the only candidate elected
on the Democratic ticket ct the last
election in Colorado, and his personal
popularity was so evident that he re-
ceived majority in every county with
the exception Of two. Talking about
national matters at the Bellevue Ter
in saying ssthat Colorado was not for
Cleveland or for Harrison. NY partner.
Jim Orman, of Pueblo, is strong Hill
man. but it appears to me that Cleveland
is destined to lead our ticket. Tom Pat
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governor twice, is in Chicago and is at
tempting to make silver stampede. It
is possible, yes, probable, that Cleve-
land will carry Colorado. Why? Har-
rison has said emphatically that he
would veto any silver bill that might
pass congress. Cleveland has never said
that he would veto such q bill were it
passed. By the way, leaving out poll
tics, do you know that Los Angeles is .
great city ~
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Judge John N. Smith of Kansas City
is one OF the most methodical politicians
in the west. In district that gives q
majority Of 5000 Democratic Judge
Smith was elected by an overwhelming
maiority on the Peoples ticket.
The Judge is free and frank in
his expreesions and when approached
bya HERALD representative said that
Southern California offered more in
ducements for the capitalists and the
laboring man than any other section Of
the United States.
Talking about politics, Judge Smith
said: Major Warner was making q
most magnificent canvass in Missouri for
governor. You Democrats have got the
best Of us this time, for have no doubt
you will carry New York and Indiana. !"
Judge Smith ID not only gentleman
who is we'll known here in Los Angeles,
but the HERALD il glad to note that the
Judge has decided to make our city his
| future home.