The herald., 1896-09-29
POLITICAL NOTES
Items of Interest Appertaining to the
Campaign Here and Elsewhere


John f. Carere, formerly editorial
writer Of the Evening Express, will take
the stump in advocacy of the free and
unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio
OF 16 to l. Mr.. Carere has always been
a staunch believer in silver coinage as
the proper policy of the nation.
There viii be a rally of the Fifth Ward
Silver club at Grannis' hall at the juno
ton of Hoover and Seventy fourth
streets. tonight. The speakers will be
Colonel I. e. Messmore, E. A. Rogers
and S. A. Fulton. Music will be furnished
by the Rogers sisters.
The Young Mems Free Silver league
are preparing to have one of the best
meetings of the campaign at the Wig
wan this evening. Owing to the fact
that the Wigwam has been reserved for
Judge Mcguire Wednesday evening, the
meeting is to be held tonight. Able
speakers will address the meeting, among
them Hon. w. H. Shinn and Frank
tended to all, and especially the young
men of this city, who are undecided as
to what way they are to cast their vote,
to be present. The executive commit
tee has challenged the Young Mems
Republican league of this city for a
joint discussion, to be held in about two
weeks, and the speakers to represent the
EcOpIG - Cd use dTc To ne ScleCl6u dl Tile
meeting tonight
There will be meeting at West End
hall on Thursday evening, when S. A.
Waldron, l.. G. Whitney, Prof. w. c..
Bowman, General Johnstone Jones and
others, will address the gathering.
r. j. Adcock is being urged by his
friends as candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for city attorney.
J. H. Dockweiier is developing con-
siderable strength as the Democratic
candidate for city engineer.
Judge r. B. Carpenter of San Fran
cisco, addressed 500 Mckinley Repub-
licans at Music hall last night. The
judge talked along usual lines, but the
crowd was chilly.
Henry 4. Hazard Will speak at the
silver Wigwam tonight, under the aus
pices of the Young Mems Silver league.
At q meeting of worl1ingmen held
last evening at the rooms of the Demo-
cratic county central committee, it was
decided that on the occasion of Judge
Maguire's visit to Los Angeles the work.
ingmen would not parade in his honor,
but would attend the meeting in a
body. 81.
An open air mass meeting will be
held Thursday evening at the corner of
Third street and Stevenson avenue, un-
der the auspices of the Bryan silver clubs
Fifty-siX precincts. The principal speak
ers will be General Johnstone Jones and
the talented colored gentleman, G. w.
Albright better known as the Kansas
Cyclone. Messrs, James, Mead and Pes
sell will also address the meeting. All
those seeking to be enlightened on the
issues Of the campaign are invited to
attend.
The Seventh Ward Bryan club will
hold its regular weekly meeting at 610
East Fifth street tonight. Frank James,
Isador Dockweiler and other speakers,
are expected to address the club. All
silver men of the banner ward are urged
to come out and sign their names to the
club roll
S. Q. Wood has announced himself as
candidate for city engineer. S. M.
Perry is also out as an independent can
didate for supervisor against Messrs.
Pessell and Wirsching. I'D L
The Silver club meeting at Seventh
and Mateo streets last night was a de-
cided success. Judge Phillips presented
the silver cause with earnestness, wit
and eloquence.
Mrs. Maynard presented the cause of
the sixth amendment. She showed the
industrial evils that arise from the COM
petition of disfranchised class who are
always underpaid The meeting was
well attended and enthusiastic.