The herald., 1893-01-26

4arg4Sa nr SSie hear hung in abundance alon
the ,on+e .so tha, the Homecoming ws
a veritsbis trump. hal march.
sa THE ORDER OF MARCH.
The order Of march v as as follows;
Chief of Police j. \ Glass.
Plstoon Of Police.
Band.
Grand Marshal n A. Covar, -u1iasr
Aids noss'jr H. Tste :, RoS Gu, as.. sss han 5s
Maxwell, John Chanslor, E. G. Gay or.
JSJ CHAPMAN, D. f. Donegan, ],
q. Mellfs q. \. kutan, A. RAM
/ ish. Dr. ]. J. Choate, Frank
10 schumacher, Thos; Nc
Caffey, Fred
Holbrook.
In CARRIAGES
8on.etephen NJ White and w1fs
I Mayor Thes :, Rowan.
ussh rs 5ddss dsyfI e. 4 Ross 4 Hsasaa5 ana wife.
q Superior Judges.
sine- City Councu
Board OF Supervisors.
Pomona rarl0r No. 1O9 and Los Angeles Parlor
No. As, Native Sons
Invited Guests.
Citizens on Foot and in Carriages.
AT THE CITY HALL.
Before the line of the procession had
arrived at the city hall there was large
crowd awaiting it. A platform had been
erected upon the front steps, where the
brief addresses we're made.
When the distinguished guest, accom-
panied by Mayor Rowan. ex- Mayor
Hazard. Hon. r. F. Del Valle, and the
ladiee Of the parties took the seats pro-
vided for them, it was the signal for an
outburst OF applause and cheers that
were given with will, snd when the
cable. cars had been stopped the speak
ing began.
exx,MAYoR HAZARDS ADDRESS.
Ex-Mayor H. 7. Hazard made the
opening address Of welcome, in most
felicitous strain, in which he said:
"All nature seems to conspire in this
happy day, and what more fit could it
be TO mark this joyous occasion. We
forget our political affiliations in our
great joy Of welcoming the noble son
who has been SO highly honored by the
legislature. He was elected because the
people sent up one great voice from the
southern to the northern boundaries of
this great state demanding the selection
of q man of intelligence and Holidity to
represent them-one who would fitting
~ grace the balls where the voices Of
Webster and Clay were once heard.
[Applause.] And when they send Sem
ator White to Washington they do it
with the belief that he is the peer of
any man in congress. All honor to the
legislature that has at least for once for
gotten precedents and recognized the
voice of the people. Here is an emblem
presented by the fair daughters of the
sunny south. 1t is an emblem Of purity
of motive and a loving heart. 1t is a
beautiful chip Of state. They present it
wjths=thea confident assurance that he
wlf0 guides the helm OF state is the equal
cfa6F man who has q seat in that august
assembly. Nothing is purer than the
6oWarg which represent love and con-
fid6nct, snd they symbolic in this case
nobility and honesty in politics, true
manhood. Senator White, in present.
ing this emblem to you, no matter what
report we hear, the people will always
know your motives to be from the heart,
mobile, honest and upright"
~ MAYOR RowAN's WELCOME.
After the applause had subsided q
which greeted the few remarks OF ex'
Mayor Hazard, Mayor Rowan said few
earnest words of welcome as follows:
As this must be source OF gratifica'
tion to you to know you are the choice
of the people, 80 it ia a great pleasure
for me to be selected by the citizens o
Los Angeles to welcome you home
where you have been in the past, ar
NOW and always will be surrounded b,
friends who are proud of you, and now
in the name and on behalf of our peo
pie, / welcome you home. Ladies ant
fellow citizens, now present to yo'
your senator.
SENATOR WHITES RESPONSE.
Senator White stepped forward an
Was greeted with enthusiastic cheerE
when he said:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN, LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN AND FRIENDs--I would indeed be
peculiar. person if 1 did not experienc
inexpressible feelings at the extent an
warmth Of this reception from thos
who have known me for years. Comm
Qs it does from those. who have bee
familiar with my short life and its hi
tory it is more touching to me tha
would be the expressiors from thor
rRndH OF strangers.
lido not know what words to use
express the feeling that now posses M
This 4 no time certainly for discusslo
efpoAtical questions, for here are gatl
Gred- -tQRether those of all shades OF p
litical belief, to welcome me to n
recognize you and hail with pleasu
the triumph which those who ha7
helped me and myself have achieved.
have an ambition which it shall
ray greatest care to pursue. 1t iE to
sct in the discharge of my duties tn
you will be satisfied that this demo
ftxation was not mistaken one.
While it 10 true that 1 represent al
have affiliated with political party, y
u was not without other assistance re
tered me, not only in Southern Califc
Iia.but in other parts Of the state, th
owe the success OF the late contest.
To Republicans in different parts
the state and to citizens Of Los Angel
without regard to party, to gentlem
vlith whom have had no political afi
htions, owe much.
1t is sense Of the deepest gratitu
That feel toward the non-partisan re
fbsentative from San Francisco and a
- my old friend T. r. Kerns of Los
A perfect curel Mr.. Edward E. Brought
4le West Nneteenth street, New York q