The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-27

democracy ana the reform parties, for the
standard bearer of the campaign, James @.
Mcguire, arrived from the north to attend
the Silver Republican convention here to-
day, where he will receive that party's
nomination for governor thus centering in
him all the influences against the decadent
tendencies Of the Republicans.
The affair was conducted on true demo-
cratic lines of simplicity and earnestness.
The American flag was largely in evidence.
and unbounded regard for the man and lead
er was the fitting feature Of the occasion.
From the time the reception committee
started to meet the train until the guest of
the city retired last night, he was the OBJ
3ect Of an attention, loyalty and devotion
that must have shown him conclusive,y
that in no part Of the state has he warm
er place in the hearts Of the people, and
that the regard felt for him is equaled by the
respect his character inspires.
Judge Mcguire and his party were met
at Burbank yesterday forenoon by joint
committee from the Democratic, Populist
and Silver Republican parties There were
Senator White, J. Noonan Phillips and
Nathan Cole, Judge Murphy. E. L. Hutohi-
son. Milton Carlson, c. J. Dahl, 8. ]. Chap
pell E. r. Threlkeld, DR.. Hill, Mr.. Hentzle-
man Of Compton. H. A. McCraney, the can
didate for clerk Of the supreme court; w. J.
McDermott OF San Pedro, Earl Rogers,
John T. Gaffey Dan Neuhart and many
others. Henry Hazard did not go up with
the committee, but marshaled the band and
saw that all was in readiness at the Ar
cade depot for proper welcome.
~ 'AAe OoPos
wnen the tram from the nortn roheo IN
the DIG stauon was CROWDED. aho IL was all
tnat the canoioate couio oo' WIN the aio OF
Inc many !rienos ABOUT him. 70 make MS
way 10 the iront' Ahe crown was oetermineo
10 see him. anu most Oh the people IN II
woulo nol Sup al anything 'ess 'nan d
nanusnaAe' Chairman Ano'" o. .he stats
central coIhini''ee' with ms oroao -or,n'"'eo
IA. anu No.nan senator iace' leu the van
anu eioo"eo us way ~ 'ne ooor' "hele
carriage was IN waiting ~ Noonan rnii-
lips nat occupied one seat, WIN IT'S own
er unoernea'n senator whte ana Mr.
Alloru niieo TWO otner places ana Judge
Masulle was al last turn away from inc
assembly anu ot"en rap'u'S 70 MS quarters
az the Saueau ho'ei "here' VIII senator
"nl'e' lie oisappeateo iol moment IN MS
.oo"s ~ 60 -" =. '.'e A.v'a'e ue'e.' .aao
anu Jus. 'a as nao a'cu nn On 'ne UP
myself weak" he said. after his reannaar-
ance. Hfor II is the home of the man who
, onposes me- hi. have nof seen anv ,nd,ra-
tion of verv hearty onnosit,on "a va, T,
is true. I have been here only a very short
t,me but rarely have mo. WITH en- r,ucb
encoura cement in such snace If fine az
since set foot at the denot until this mn.
went"
The candidate did not feel nart,cular,v
A,snosed n ta,k a. lenpth of The camna,vn
~ that time. az he was surrounded nv an
.orte and conditions of man NJ his marty
Who wished To discuss this. that and me
othar subject u,th him but he added NAT
tha rrosnect was erce,,ent "T like n ex-
.a.a,ro,v ca far as have gone f" he said
".rd ~ wall "a t,sf7ed with RI a ou,look"
Ch.,ruar Afford was FIJI, of cnthus,asm
ana hone. eve had an ovation al, Of the
-ov down" he said. "a. every station we
snvr6 crowds of neonle IN welcome and
NO. Mao,,re. and At nurhank. where NE
-. tho com rn,ttee ~ vc,come there were
.avera, hundrd people waiting to see our
candidate Thew cheered him and showed
.yerv manifestation OF svmpathy and sun
,ort"
malt. ~ +bs uerhor
snort time aiter"aro Mr' Masuire "a "e
downstairs ana natufauy ran up ata'"s'
Jonn L. SaHey OIL oan Feuro' anu i'aoe ar
rangements 10 make an excursion 10 tnat
place To-Day.
4 think you VIII NOT nave mucn more
trouble ABOUT tnat quest'on' ne saio. ne
hght over mat narpol mas Deeh one OF inc
most peculiar incloents IN inc history OF
congress ana mas risen 70 'ne SIZE Oh q
national scahoai. IS marc tn'ne 10 nent
when you nave caoine. omcei asa'ns, you'
who mas put ms 1901 uown ana ms orain
against your project; lnousn. In 'n,s case
the FOOT was we,sn,'es ina. nan. 'ne ora,n' Ine