The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-09-23
THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
Mr.. Hazard Requests the Club Not to En-.
dorse Him
he Claims That Such Action Would Not Be
Proper
G. w. Albright, the Colored Orator From
Kansas. Makes Some Telling Points
for Silver-The Club Membership
Nearly Twenty-Five Hundred

by a unanimous vote. endorsed the flu
sion legislative ticket in this county.
There was not one voice raised against
the proposition. It was the sentiment
of every one of the four hundred Repub-
licans who assembled at the club rooms
at 31S West Second street.
The idea that pervaded the meeting
was that it was essential that a man
should be sent to the United States sem
ate for California who was a hold out-
sno,-ar od,,ooato 20 ,,,,,oa,,o CT,
SP'Aeh ausoca'e VI SILVER coiaase' oocii
man george y. Ferklns is known not
to be. For this reason the club does not
think it wise to vote for men for the leg
is Iatl1re who will vote for Perkins
Henry n uozord rros c,,,a,, a,, o,,,
"a, So 81
Hazard made plain, bold, manly state
ment, requesting the club not to endorse
him for SUPERIOR Judge. He gave his req.
sons in one 81 n;s inn,tah HE addressas
which created great enthus;osr,
tn ~ ohsa,oa 80 pua.sso".T
40 ene aDSenoe VI rles,oeh' Aanlihe'
NsV. george 4. Dye acted as chairman
OF the evening.
The secretary announced that the
membership of the c,ub bad reaobod tho
:. sto,,,s,,roI,r 80, a~'..ss 90. $50 ~
"oto'o.siS iusn ne ule VI -Ao4. Every
maine on the roll MI. cooper said, was
that of former Republican and bona
fide voter.
ENCO1rRAc1Nc REpoprs
e4 o. 80
Noopei feau NUMBER OF let
ters from the east which contained re-
ports of the progress of the fight for sill
yer beyond the Mississippi. They were
oil ~ q r,ost anoo,,r,r,tr .,,.
Tu,xa,, - ..sa..,
a.ittio s ~ partlGular, was reported as
s saas tOr bryan. me inteIior OF the state
We vas Wy corIssponoent stated 10 De
aaIiy a.ve 10 tne importance OF the is
sue OF silver and accessions to Bryan's
eause were VI uaiiy occurrence.
I1a1aIu came 70 tne piatiorm
anu Lor TWO OF .nree mlnutes the ap-
piause was 50 great tnai II was lmpos-
9 7a., ior MN or anyone eIse TO De nearo.
ina. x, a . .nIee cneeIs nau peen
s ios aur ina. popular genueman, qulet
was asai s Ies.oteo' MI. aazaro tneh
spone as lo!iows.
HAZARDS SPEECH.
Fellow Republicans and Friends of
Silver: 1 appreciate highly the honor
you have paid me and l wish to return
my thanks to. you one and all for the
wish, this evening to touch upon mat
ter largely personal to me. A week or
more ago 1 was nominated by the Demo-
Gratis and Populists for superior judge.
did not seek the nomination, but it was
given to me without my asking or re-
questing 1t and I have accepted the
honor. (Applause)
Il Joined this club because believed
that by so doing could enhance the in
terests and the principles of silver coin
age. I opposed any move which tended
to introduce into this club any issues
outside of the one great proposition we
are all working to further-silver coin
age. I was opposed sometime ago to the
the case of contests where silver was not
involved.
frienos, 1 sun stano oy my original
propositIon. wesh ago resoiution
was Hi.iouuSeu enuol sias me Agi' .ns
po i III. ~. up eI,,ti 'Loe ISL. INV
aynt Iii. th,s ,,;sh ~ ~ ~, W., ~.
80 ;n LIS .,,, y ~ +his nI,,h
a11o sho,,id ho " , oot;1,o 49,, ~
h U,,.o of the siiver u R u club Of
Jos Aneasas conntv -
Nv rfsne re endors,ng mo T would osL
tbat yp,, do endorse The fusion ieeisIa-
tive ticket am a great admirer of
George e. Perkins. hut that gentleman
has said that. upon the silver Question.
he would abide by the Instructions
given him by the California legislature.
In other words. he is not a silver man.
We cannot afford to send any man to the
United States senate from California
60 nj