The herald., 1896-10-31
SENATOR STEPHEN WHITE
He Will Be Heard at the
Wigwam
WILL Be GREETED THERE THIS EVENING
Thousands Will Gather to Hear
His Speech
GOVERNOR JAMES H. BUDD
Will Be Here Monday Morning Bright
and Early
VIII Be- Heard at the Wigwam In the
Evening
During the Day He Will Be About the
City Receiving His Frends-Ar-
Will Be Here Monday Morning Bright
and Early
VIII Be Heard at the Wigwam In the
Evening
During the Day He Will Be About the
City Receiving His Friends-Ar-
rangements Made for His Recep-
tion-Political Notes

This evening Hon. Stephen M. White
will address the people of Los Angeles at
the Wigwam.
The meeting will be great one ana
will undoubtedly draw one of the larg-
est crowds that has been seen at any of
the famous Wigwam meetings this year.
Senator White has been making gal
liant campaign in California for Bryan
and silver, and he has undoubtedly ad-
ded thousands of votes to the Bryan cleo
toral ticket.
To Los Angeles people Senator White
is too well known to need any words of
praise or commendation. He is Our
Steve" and everybody in this part of the
state knows him to be the ablest ex-
pounder of political principles and theo-
ries in the west.
The meeting tonight will be under the
auspices of the Silver Republicans,
Democrats and Populists. Among the
vice presidents will be the following gem
tlemen:
Or. X. W. HILL Judge ]. r. Dupuy,
General c. +. A. Last, G. Lautz. Judge
4. r. Owen Governor c.. W. Merrill, II.
Striglitz, S. G.. Reynolds, William Stew
art, e, St. Julien Cox, George $. Patton,
Jacob Adloff. Captain +. b. Colver, Dr..
Joseph Kurtz, A. NJ. Stephens, NJ. 2.
Snyder, Joel B. Parker, j. a. Philbin,
w. l.. Moore, c. T.. Cole, S. E. Fulton,
J; F. Adams, W; c. Bowman. r. g.
Wheeler, G. A. Fudcker, w. r. Steele,
Fred Baker, c. j. Dahl, Henry r. Haz-
ard, j. w. Gardiner, l.. Fl. West.
Vice presidents can secure their in .
vitations ct the Democratic headquar-
ters, 2301a South Spring street.
THE BUDD MEETING
The governor of the state of California
James II. Budd, will arrive in the city
Monday morning at 1880 He will be
met at the depot by a delegation from
the Silver Republicans, Democrats ana
Populists and will be escorted to his ho-
tel-the Hollenbeck.
The governor will be accompanied by
Hon. John w. Mitchell of this city and
Hon. William Afford, the chairman of
the Democratic state central committee.
Mr.. Mitchell has been making a gallant
campaign in the northern part of the
state for Bryan and silver
Governor Budd will during the day re-
ceive his friends at the Hollenbeck.
The Bryan Veteran Silver club will
call upon him in a body He will also be
the guest of the Silver Republican club
for time during the afternoon at their
headquarters.
In the evening Governor Budd will adj
dress q melting at the Wigwam. He will
be compelled to return to San Francisco
the same night. His speech will there
fore be commenced early, say about 7
o'clock.
The Santa Fe railroad officials have
very courteously rendered special ra te
for Monday to people outside the city
who might desire to come in to hear Gov
ernor Budd. The following letter from
MIR. Gregory. the general passenger
agent. is self-explanatory. 1t is ad-
dressed to F. ]. Cooper secretary Silver
Republican club:
Il understand that Governor Budd and
Hon. Stephen M. White are to speak in
Los Angeles the evening of Monday Mo-
venber I'd. II your club intends to have
any of the people from the interior
points come to Los Angeles to hear these
noted gentlemen, we will be glad to
make rates from any points on our line
one fare for the round trip wherever you
can secure the sale of 100 tickets or more,
or on basis of one and one third fare
for round trip for fifty or more people
If it is contemplated to get people from
interior points to Los Angeles for this
occasion l will be pleased to have you call
and talk the matter over with me-"
In as much as this is the first offer of
the kind that has been made in this
campaign it is entitled to space, and The
Herald is perfectly willing to give the
Santa Fe road all the credit due it,