The San Francisco call., 1896-10-01
State Committee Again Asked
10 Demand the Senator's
Resignation.
HIS PAST RECORD REVIEWED.
The Combine Formed to Capture Two
Scholarships Is Bitterly
Denounced.
Los ANGELES OFFICE OF THE CALL,
328 South Broadway.
Los ANGELES. Cal. Sant. 90. !

Los ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 30.)
Alva UdeIl, secretary of the provisional
committee for the reorganization of the
Los Angeles Democracy, has addressed
the following letter to the Democratic
State Central Committee:
To the Chdirmqn Of the Democratic State Central
Comaaattee-SIR: In a recent letter / advised
you that the provisional committee for the re-
organization of tine Los Angeles Democracy
had resolved that che State Committee, of
which you are chairman, be respectfully re-
quested by appropriate action to call for the
resigna ton of Stephen NJ. White as United
States Senator, TO the end that Democratic
Governor may appoint worthy Democrat to
fill the vacancy thus created. We again in
sist upon such action by your committee If
godlessness consists IN being inconsistent then
Stephen NJ. White. is goddess indeed. He was
member of the Congressional District Conven-
ton that recently nominated 81. W. Patton as
a candidate Tor Congress in this district. After
the convention had taken 130 balloA in tie
vote for two other candidates Mr. Patton was
named as means of dissolying the deadlock
When his name was mentioned his opponents
in the convention suggested Charles A. Barlow
as the most available candidate. 1t was then
that Mr.. White laid before his confreres true
word picture of the socialistic nominee
In measured language the Senator de-
nounoed Barlow in the most vehement terms;
yet this same Stephen NJ White, wholly disre-
gardlng his duty as Democrat. if he be ore,
and unmindful of the obligation he owes to
the Democracy has since brought Mr. Barlow
before county convention of the late Demo-
cratic party os this court and insisted that
ii VAS the duty of ali gosd Democrats IN gsts
district TO supsers rf Tor Charles A.
Baelg@, a94n & sali sssk elle TACT inst ssr
BARLOW did not profess 10 be Democrat.
The Senator to one set Of delegates subssan-
tally declared that Barlow is unworthy of
confidence, and then, i. lSss than thirty days,
presents Mr.. BarlAw to another set of dele
gates, saying in substance that Barlow is good
enough for sincere Democrats to vote for
AS Barlow is the fawning protege of I. v.
Gator, whose henchme1 demand that White
support the socialisticI nominee, the Senator
takes his political medicine, says it is the best
that can be had, and declares that Barlow is
his candidate for Confess. II, therefore, be-
comes painfully evidett that Senator White
and his hs nchmen are hurposely aiding Gator
and his faction of socialists to humiliate the
Democracy, and that nb ther will permit any
thing to stand in thsway of the deal by
which Gator and "Ou1 Steye' are trying to
elect each other to heTnited States Senate.
This pair of intrigubs statesmen have an
obedient servant in Cfirles A. Barlow, who in
this city has recently delared that If elected
to Congress, he would directed by the para
mount wisdom of the Snator from Los Ange-
les. Mr.. White is profSsedly Democrat, and
was Cleveland cuckd until he got the Fed
eral offices in Californt Mr.. Gator is Popu-
list, a socialist, q natf alist, revolutionist,
or anything else to ge into the United States
Senate; and both hop to succeed by fusion
and machine manipultion of the Populists
and Democratic paytie.
The greater inte1lec' of the State..the emil