The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-19

prayers may have been, to see the day
when could go to the polls. irrespective
| of ANYBODY, and vote the straight
Democratic ticket. l am one who
was born an American citizen, and r
propose to die one do not propose
10 find fault with any ones opinion,
We have long fought and waited for
this opportunity to express our opinions.
and it takes a certain amount of man
hood for anyone to get up here and
express his inspiration. am willing to
let every man and woman express his
or her opinion, and in the name Of God
hope every one will do it. have said
it time and time again, and [ will say it
in public again, that everyone may
hear me. Compared tie domination OF
the Peoples Party to that of the Catho-
lie Church, and said he did not believe
in either. 4 man who does not express
his own opinion at the polls has no
right to vote; ne should be Influenced
BY no one; man has no right to influ
ence anv one-nOt even his wife, Wien
it comes to that lie believed that nine
out of ten people did not know what
they were doing. We are practically
Mormon and anti-Normcn. but any
man can vote our ticket who wants to.
If YOU think that this Territory should
once and for all be united with the poll-
teal parties of the United States, then
give US your votes.
We are fighting no mans politics, but
the Republicans. l want you to under
stand that. 1t is impossible to predict
as to what the outcome will be, but it
may yet be that Utah will some day be
as necessary to an incoming admins
tration as Colorado was. No man who
has the right to a franchise should fab
20 use it, Don't vote our ticket unless
you can do SO honestly.
More music by the band, during
which several cries for Young"
"Young," Marshall, '"' Alfales Young"
etc. He was introduced as one "who
was not a candidate He said there
was no use talking, The Peoples Party
did everything wrong and nothing right.
The Acts of the Legislature are acts OF
imbecility and incompetencY. The
ticket nominated by us is the best ever
put up in the Territory. The county
officers could do anything they pleased.
and why? Because they were put there
by the Church. We have put in the field
men against whom n, thing can be SAID.
A Republican is no more like Demo
crat than a member of the Peoples
Party is. We don't want any fusion
with them. dislike one party equally
with the other. We have had fusi0ss
here, and what have they amounted TOT
Nothing. He asked them to look over
the Democratic ticket, and vote it il
they thought it worthy: but, for Gods
sake, don't vote merely because some
one tells you to.
Calls for "Rippeto," Marshall"
"John NJ. Young" etc., resulted in the
introduction of John NJ Young. He
thanked the audience for the honor
conferred, and thought it was matter
for congratulation that straight Demo-
cratic ticket had been placed in the
field. The gentlemen who were ON It
went forth, however, with certainty
Of defeat, and it took nerve in them to
be able to enter canvass where there
was a certainty OF defeat. He had been
born here here was his home; he loved
Utah. and was assured OF bright fu--
ture before it. He appealed to his young
friends and those who were not so Young.
to come under the Democratic banner.
Cries for Marshall failing TO bring any
response. the meeting adjourned with
music by the band.