The herald., 1896-10-25
FOUR THOUSAND
ID bIlcans Who Are in
Full Revolt
ID F0 BRYAN IND BARLOW
Qrkable Enthusiasm Of the
People
somETnING UNPRECEDENTED
/ uSslHm55~ iois ne oreii Lssief q tie
Masses
! n Fssiss Ticket WIN Sweep the Entire
ceusty
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+ Now the Battle Goes Merrily On in the
Several Assembly and Supervis-
oral Districts Political News
somETnINd UNPRECEDENTED
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Masses
~ Fsslsa Ticket WIN Sweep the Entire
n ceusty
Now the Battle Goes Merrily On in the
Several Assembly and Supervis-
oral Districts-Polit1cal News
and Notes Of Interest.

The work goes merrily on in Los Ange-
~ city and county. The increase and
onthusiasm Of the advocates and celiev-
y ~ IN the doctrine of silver outrival any
thing Of similar nature that has ever
bef0re been seen in Southern California.
Los Angeles county is going to roll up
: Grand majority for Bryan and Barlow,
x and when you stop to think Is it any
thing to be wondered at?
For years all of the political parties
II the county have been preaching the
doctrine OF the free and unlimited coin
are Of silver. Upon the stump and in
party platforms this principle has been
advocated by the very people who are
now seeking to tear it down.
But while the politicians at st. Louis
could maks gold standard platform
tor the blind followers of a party, they
could not make one Of that character
< that would receive the endorsement of
ithe free and enlightened voters of this
I district. No platform of qualification
Z - q pleasant dish for the thousands Of
Intelligent freemen who live in Los An
9eles county.
AND THEN THE REVOLT.
Y The result of it all was revolt which
81 the last few days in this city has turn
"a into veritable revolution-not
&gafnst law and order, but against the
81. Louis platform and the forces of mo-
uopoly and plutocracy that controlled
and dictated the movements and the
Dolicy of the convention.
It has now 1000 members.
This Is what the club roll OF the Silver
Republican club Of Los Angeles county
51oots up. :.
Every man who has signed this roll
uledges himself to vote for Bryan and
'.fur Barlow and adds that In the past he
has af1iliated with and been Repub-
lican. !.
There is nothing like this in the United
states. In no one community is there
silver Republican club with member
Ghip Of 1000 honest, fearless voters.
OF course the Republicans have been
andeavoring to do all they can to dis
credit this remarkable organization OF
patriotic, thinking citizens.
a But they have failed. The organiza-
{ ffon in the last three days has increased
{ over 1000 members and its roll Is being
owelled hourly by the signatures OF men
who have in the past voted the Repub-
1ican ticket.
II Is undoubtedly true that many Of
these men have perhaps never attempt
"a the dirty ward politics OF the Re-
nublican party1in this city. Neverthe-
{ess. they have voted the ticket Of the
bosses and have been the bone and SIN
ew offthe party.
IN DEADLY EARNEST.
hut they are now in revolt, and they
5 Are in deadly earnest. No longer will
I. 3bey obey the behest Of the boss or of
The sub-bosses. They are up IN arms
Tor Bryan, and the work that they are
doing is going to cause veritable
.nnIitical avalanche in Los Angeles couE-
" on election day.
II means that the county is not only
going to be carried for the Bryan cleo
{. foral ticket, but it means that the union
fusion ticket is going to be elected from
top to bottom.
1s at last going to be overhauled. Three
Supervisors will be elected this year who
are not in sympathy with the courthouse
ring. This means great deal to the
taxpayers. They are James Hanley
George Pessell and w. s. Morgan. These
three men will control the board Tor
1our years to come, and this great op-
portunity to have a new deal at the
courthouse is something that every tax
mayer should take advantage Of The
only way to do is to vote for the fusion
i candidates for supervisor in the Second,
Fourth and Fifth supervisoral districts.
II The fusion judicial ticket is regarded
- certain to be elected, although a
1aborious effort is being made to save
< one or two of the candidates for superior
Judge on the Republican ticket.
IN THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
In the legislative district a hard fight
n being made against Frank A. Cattern
N the circulation of false and mislead-
3ng statements as to his eligibility. Mr..
n &Cattern is eligible. and he will be elect
(, "a BY over 400 majority.
William Mead in the Seventy-thir6
!. assembly district will be elected by 10Ot
3 majority. Mccullough, Republican, is
y not in 1t for minute. He is making g
EoOliuh two-faced campaign--a goll
o1afdard man here and Silver Repub
1lqAn there. But his duplicity will be o.
& W, u. Price in the Seventy fourth
4 zHietrict has hard fight, but his friends
/. Slain his election by 500 majority owe
IL 81. Valentine.
&: II the Seventy NTH district the work
B a<1nGmen intend to vote IN one solid bod.
&ninst Capt. John Cross. They hav
za1 Hrlevance against the captain, an
X |1ey claim that they can prove that o
m the contractors in the city the cap
+ IN has always paid to his workmel
q IS lowest wages. None of the me-
fko have ever worked for him ar
yl5oD used them, while there are quit
Eood many who are free to state tina
Ho1. John<C is a good man to keel
6o11e." The chances are their advic
BE- followed for no one will CLAIM
Capt Cross has any very grea
6&ity, and the silver Republican
~ (ut for him with, a long knife afte
4 n JOB EXPOSED
tYin the Seventy-second assembl,
~ .ouHo Of the most rotten and cor
1ohe that has been conceived II
o1itics, for, some time past ha
0Hffied to successful termina
A&d the. party who conceived j
" placed behind prison bars
111tentiary II yawning to receiv
rSon who will profit by the Job /
# l6Hlom, the Republican nomine
<loDmb1y. It behooves ever
<E4erl 70 scratch Kenyon
While the proof does not &
6ySnt nty~second district Jams