The herald., 1896-11-03
Democrats, the few goldbugs are play

Democrats, the few goldbugs are play
ing into the hands of Mckinley.
The governor alluded to the Sperry in
cdent in way that exhibited great tact
and put in bad light the hasty member
of the governors staff. up in San
Francisco" said the governor Il told
tine workingmen to do as their employers
asked and march in TIE Republican pa
rades, but when the time came, they
could vote as they pleased. This Of
Tended some persons, and one man re
signed. But nobody holding a pay office
has resigned, though / have lost one of
the members of my ornamental staff
You folks don't know him. He is not
known outside of Stockton
The speaker then paid his respects to
the San Francisco papers that had beer
for silver until quite recently, but had
changed front for some reason. He then,
as rapidly as the frequent applause
would permit spoke Of the coercion Of
employees by employers and the condition
of the country following the demone ti2a-
ton of silver, and then he repeated the
warning about the confusing arrange
ment OF electors on the general ticket
While on this last subject Governor
Budd said: THE electors have been so
placed on the ticket as to fool many
voters instructions have been sent out
to see TO 1t that the Populist and Demo-
cratic votes shall not he added together
tCry of How about that?' from the au-
dience.) I'll tell you about that. If there
is any reason for segregating the votes
and not adding them it Is to prevent the
combined votes from exceeding that of
the goldbugs. But the certificate of cleo
tion must be prepared and there is only
one man who can send that certificate
from this state to Washington, and | am
that man. In 1883 l refused to help rob
a Republican congressman of his seat
l<,- al,
tion in the spelling of his name, and by
the eternal I will not allow either Nc
Kinley or Bryan to have one more vote
than he is entitled to. If J. V. Webster
gets 100 Democratic votes and 100 Popu-
list votes | will give him a certificate
for 200 votes. even II every member OF
my staff resigns"
| The governor begged the great audi
| ence to excuse him as he had to show up
| at the other places. and though there
was loud clamor for him to goi on he
retired from the platform while the
crowd was giving him three cheers.
Judge r. NJ. Widney. in carefully pre-,
barred speech on finance, followed ana
4 T., Murphy came next with an elo-
nuent oration, after which the vast au-
dience ioined the populace outside the
wigwam.
ENCOJTRAGING TELEGRAMS RE
CEIVED FROM PROMINENT MEN.
At the wigwam before the principal
speaker arrived last evening these teiS.
grams were read to the crown anu eaNi
was received with cheers
LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 2.
II T cooner. Secretary Silver Repub-
licau Club, 31S West Second Street, LOS
Angeles. Cal: Express to the members
of your club my qualification at tneir
patriotism, which prompts thetn ~
place country above party In the great
struggle for the restoration OF peliie,al
lism. Our cause has grown every day.
and the prospects for success tonorro"
aiC fsi@ned1 w. J. BRYAN.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.
f. ]. Cooper Secretary Silver Repub-
lican Club, Los Angeles. Cal: The ma
tional club senl, greetings and best
wishes to your club. Reports coming to
me today make me more coniioent ol
Mr. Bryan's overwhelming election.
The Republicans have already been
detected committing frauds in this
state. Mr. Bryan will be elected to-
morrow. ,e
(Signed JAMES Is. JONES.
PASO ROBLES, Cal, Nov. 2
f. j. Cooper Secretary Silver Repub-
lican Club, Los Angeles, Cal: Grandest
demonstration tonight ever at Paso
Robes one thousand people cannot get
into the hall Hurrah for Bryan and
silver
(SigneD &. A. BARLOW.
SANTA ANA, Cal, Nov. 2.
T. j. Cooper, Secretary Silver Repub-
lican Club, Los Angeles. Cal: OrarZf
County Silver Republican club, 800
strong, sends greetings. Immense meet
ing in progress tonight.
ORANGE COUNTY REPUBLICAN
SILVER CLUB.
SAN JOSE, Cal, Nov. 9.
u. Cooper. Secretary Silver Repub-
lican Club, Los Angeles. Cal: Silver
Republican club of Santa Clara sends
greetings; one thousand majority for
BRYAN in this county
(SigneD ID. Z. BAILEY,
Secretary.
BELLEVUE, Iowa, Nov. 2.
F. ]. Cooper. Secretary Silver Repub-
lican Club, Los Angeles, Cal: consider
Bryan's chances for election most ex-
cellent.
(Signed) H. M. TELLER.