The herald., 1894-11-04
THE COUNTY TICKET.

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The Democratic county ticket deserves
and should receive the solid support OF
the Democracy Of Los Angeles. From
top to bottom it is a good ticket, per-
cons of unquestioned integrity and
recognized by all fair minded people as
qualified in every respect for the sew
eral offices to which they aspire. In
these closing hours of the campaign we
would not single out any enc OF this
fine array of candidates, but cordially
conn mend them one and all to the good
graces of the people, feeling cure that,
without an exception. they would each
and every one prove faithful and valu-
able public servants. They stand for
right principles, are opponents OF the
progressive, reform element of the popu-
lation, and their election would mean
economy. honesty and efficiency in
the administration OF our local atfsirs.
and that ia what is required
Just now il we would see the
burdens OF government reduced and Its
benefits enhanced. Mrs. Galpin stands
for non-partisan control Of the public
schools. Borden and Chapman in their
aspirations for the bench voice the de-
inand OF the Democracy for share OF
the judicial honors OF the county, now
hogged by the Republicans. The cleo.
ton of McNally to the shrievalty would
show that the spirit OF religious proscrip
ton has no place In Los Angeles county.
TIE veteran Messmore represents the
old soldiers, the men who 80 years ago
faced death to preserve the union. In
the nomination OF Hewitt and Gibeon We
see the Democracy bsstowing honors
upon men who have proved their fitness
for Office. Palomares ia noble young
representative of the Spanish-American
race end richly merits the honors which
he courts. Bower, Slayer, Haines,
Rush and Street are worthy Populists
who are fairly entitled to receive the
undivided support OF the Democratic as
we'll as the Peoples party.
DR.. Choate. candidate for coroner, is
a gentleman whose popularity is only
!
skill as a physician. Such is the list,
and without an exception it should be
trium plant at the polls. and will be ii
every Democrat does bis duty on Mon.
day next.
The law-making power should be On.
trusted to able and honeEt hands. Toe
much care cannot be paid to the selec-
ton OF senators and assemblymen, par
ticularly this year, as q United State.
senator ia to be elected. The Democratic
dates for the suffrage of the people fol
the senate Messrs. Moore and Steiglitz
and fer the assembly Messrs. Mayet
Kinney, Ards. Adcock, Lantz anc
Baker-all gentlemen recognized as wei
fitted for the responsible duties Of legis-
lators.
For supervisor in the Third distric
Mr. w. B. Crisp, Democratic nominee
has made an active campaign and i'm
pressed himself most fsvorsbly on th'
people. He is an able. consideration
gentleman and would bring to the i'm
portant Office of supervisor business
qualifications and experience OF higi
order. In the Third district DAME
lanes is tho Democratic nominee. HI
is popular, highly esteemed and wei
versed in public affairs. He has showl
his capacity for the discharge OF import
ant Official duties by his useful and hon
orable career as councilman.
Bartholomew for township justice
Seaman for city justice and A. P. Rich
ardson for constable are "double-head
ers" and sure winners. They have
host OF friends and deserve, as they viii
.. receive, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The
have made good officers, rejecting credi
on themselves and upon the Democrat
party.
. Mr.. E. H. Bentley, Democratic csnd
date for city justice, is closing thol
ough Canvass of the city with fine pros
. poets OF success.
The A. P. A. document, published j
another column, speaks of one 30 Cor
nor" as candidate for township cor
stable. The party meant is Mr.. Thoma
!. Donohre, the genial and popular Demo
cratic nominee.