The herald., 1894-10-20

| which he delivered the goods TO Burns
| in Sacramento, he has bright future in
politics.
Masters regretted that his eudden call
to the Burns headquarters in San Fran
cisco would prevent him from meeting
Judge Cooney, who had bsen sent down
! to this congressional district to help out
McLachlan. He made epecial request
that should the scribe meet the Judge
he was TO inform him that everything
was O X; that he had received his trip
pass and would report at headquarters
in San Francisco not later than Monday,
the 22d.
"say. young 'fellah,' the Judge is one
| OF the hysst agents the 'kerneF has,
and it is given out on the quiet is booked
for elice OF the railroad practice II
Estee is elected" AT this point Mr..
Masters jumped off the car, and waving
his hand to the scribe, vaniahed in the
hallway leading to Webbsi's Office.
POLITICS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
VIM. p. Veuve, prominent attorney
OF San jose and member OF the Santa
Clara central committee, is in the city
in attendance upon csess Ia the United
States courts.
In an interview with reporter of the
HERALD last night MIR. Veuve stated il
as his opinion that Budd would carry
Santa Clara county by small majority.
"Santa Clara is Republican connty by
about 40U majority, but there are several
things i'll this campaign which will favor
the Demo candidates.
in the ftst place tho Populists will
poll u good vote, and it will be drawn
principally from the Republicans. All
of tho farmers and fruit growers who
have formerly given the Repu blicsns 9
solid vote, will vote the populist ticket
this time.
'.Budd had the largest and mort en-
thusiastic meeting by far OF the cam
paign. The largo auditorium was liter
ally packed, while Estee's meeting was
q very frosty affair.
"Budd 10 well known in Santa Clara
county. and stands high, especially with
the younger men. Essee, too. is well
known, and might add, too we'll known.
He is known az man who has been a
little of everything aud not much OF
anything.
"Then again, Budd 10 recognized as
man strong enough to down Barney
Murphy, Santa Ciara's fsvofite son, in
the con eention. All Of Murphy g friends
will vote for Budd. There is no ami
mostly over the defeat.
''The regular congressional nominee
was repudiatGd by the state central
committee, but Denmsn, the commit
tees candidate. stands fairly we'll, and
Loud. the Republican candidate. is very
unpopular.
"Nearly every county candidate on the
Republican ticket is an A. P. A.
think every A. p. A. candidate will be
dofeated. The Democrats will elect the
tax collector, auditor. clerk, sheriff and
district attorney. The only senator to
be elected will be N. H. Highland. the
Democratic nominee. F. @. Frank, the
Republican candidate is Jim Rea man,
and this il enough to defeat him.
"Another thing in Budd'e favor 10
that San Jose is the homo OF the Pro-
hibition candidate, and q number OF
Republicans will remove Estee's name
from the ticket and put on French, the
Prohibition candidate, insteRd. There.
fore I look for Bcdd to win in Santa
Clara county"
AT TURNER HALL TONIGHT.
Tonight at Turner hall, Main street,
a Democratic meeting will be held,
which will no doubt draw large audi
ence. The Issues OF the campaign will
be presented in a forcible manner by q
number of speakers OF recognized sbil-
ity, and Senator Stephen M. White will
be present. Among other speakers will
be Dr. Joseph Kurz. A. Wilhartitz and
Hon. r. F. Del Vale. Mrs. Kate Tup-
per Galpin is also down for an address.
The meeting promises to bs one OF the
best OF the campaign.
NOTES.
The Democrats will hold meetings to
night at Calabasas, Ballona and Re.
dondo.
Among the candidates who will prob
ably be their own successors in office, is
Lucien s. Seaman, candidate for city
Justice. Ii was born in La Sale coun-
ty. Illinois, whsre he taught school.
Afterwards he entered the Union COL
lege OF Law at Chicago, receiving the
degree OF LIB. He was admitted to
practice law by the supreme court and
located at Mendoza. ILL.,. of which city
he was three years city attorney, and
two years mayor. Coming to this city
he practiced law until elsctsd city
justice.