Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-13
A MATTER OF JUSTICE,
DIsINCLINED TO ASSIST WORKING
MEN TO REGISTER.
The Legitimate Request of the Demo
cratic Central Committee Not
Granted-News Notes About
the Local Campaign.

The campaign is moving along at a
very rapid rate, although election day
is vet distant several weeks. The regis
tration is progressing satisfactorily In
macy ways, but there are still hundreds
of voters whose names are not on the
rolls. The Democratic county commit
tee is endeavoring to persuade County
Clerk Ward to appoint two outside regis
tration clerks-honorable men OF un-
questioned reputation-who will see to
it that some of these parties have their
names placed upon the rolls, There re-
mains. only nine more days for registra-
| zion, yet Mr.. Ward seems disinclined to
grant the committee these two addit-
the county will be nothing. and it will
enable number of workingmen whose
names are not on the rolls to have them
placed there.
These men, many of them, are unable
to get away from their work and 90 to
the court house. They would like to
vote, just the same, and the opportuni-
ty should be given them. A clerk could
call upon them at the places where they
are working and register them. Ger
should appoint these two outside regis
tration Clerks. If he does not, several
hundred men who earn living by the
Gays work will be disfranchised. simply
because they cannot get away to 90 to
the court house and register.
THIRD WARD CLUB.
! The Third Ward Democratic club hao
a large and enthusiastic meeting at theil
rooms, 1151a South Spring street. last
evening. Plans for assisting the county
| central committee in the work in the
, Third ward were discussed and commit.
tees appointed for that purpose. T. E.
| Gibbon, DR.. Bryant. ex-Mayor Work.
man, G. E. Miller and others addressed
| the meeting. The club adjourned to
| meet next Monday evening at the same
time and place.
VENTURA DEMOCRATS.
On Tuesday evening the Democrats Of
the Sespe precinct, Ventura county,
held rousing meeting at Fillmore,
where they were addressed by the Hon.
Bryce Grimes, an able exponent ot
Democratic principles, Mr.. T. o. Toland
and DIR. Guiberson. The hall was filled
to oveifowing and much enthusiasm
was expressed as the speakers touched
the salient points at issue.
POLITICAL NOTES.
All citizens of the Second ward are re-
quested to meet this evening at 7:30 st
the Second Ward Democratic club
rooms, 6sl Upper Main street, as busi-
ness OF Importance will be discussed.
Gen. j. r Mathews, M. P. Snyder, ex-
Mayor Work man, Ralph Dominguez, F.
Tomich and G. G. Brown, the organizer
OF the irst colored Democratic club, will
make addresses.
A epecial meeting of the Fifth Pre-
cinct Democratic club, of the Ninth
ward, will be held Monday evening next
at 725 Also street, for the purpose OF
instructing voters in the Australian bal
lot system.
A circular has been issued by the ex.
ecutive committee of the Democratic
societies of California, giving some i'm
portant advice as to the beet method to
draw out the full Democratic vote at
the next election. In substance the ad-
vice is that the best way is for all the
various club organizations to assist the
state and county central committees in
every way possible.
The next meeting of the Jackson club
will be held on Friday evening next.
when some we'll known local orators
will address the club. Joseph D. Lynch
has been invited to address the club on
Friday evening, the 2lst instant.
The auxiliary committee of the Demo-
| cratic state central committee has re-
ceived, and is sending out, 5000 pictorial
Dangers, which illustrate the imposition
of the Mckinley tariff on wage-workers.
1t is an excellent campaign document,
as it brings to view, in one glance, the
whole tariff situation, and exposes the
fraudulent pretensee OF the Mckinley