The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-06
The FOURTH.
-...o,nv Celebration in
= New York.
80 ELECTION IN ENGLAND
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.saIrs- General News
T.,nn,.ny celebrates.

,-,ex July 5.-Iammahs
80 .loSr,ted Independence Day
''s'! =. body. The multitude began
n-il3 So before 10 o'clock and when When
a8ss5-i e.s l,--i,osrched in, IN full regalia
q a.s.lOSTIs .-lmauy Hall was psckso
. 10. wbo sat through the pro,
- INC Of long anu sn'nng
@ issting four aouIs. H nnsen9
80 ,raminent personages D.
= senator Vance. samueI y "a
a. rs -S.,-i 3. L. Viele and Congressinai u
a. oe--' Grand Sachem henI! r
JOSIE. ,,,ssjd, 4 and the Declaration Oh
slE ,,ir5sree vas read, after winch
-n1s - 6sgan. The general sentiment
i2S-A .-. III consolidation over the
- - ~ he Democratic party 70
;5.-l. "a, tbe national government anu
2ys'.. !. restoration, more or less com
ois- - =, sncieut Democratic principles
a., r5,,riicglarly appropriate 10 an Al mel
~ Independence celeorauohi eaeH
- cvelt upon one phase or an
80 n The home rule contest aoroaS'
~ s-st speaker was Senator tahOe-N.
a. vas put down on the pro
y Tor one "lOng" tali. Con
s..,,1isfiny lie society upon the return
Sc 80. democratic parry TO power IN the
= 80. ~ government, he SAID that they
- ,isrtSd The President With purposes
--ti5b honest and pure that already
- srnenses OF government bad been
=. 5svD and rings had been
f-w1 out In the course OF tne dlscus<
- mon the fundamental principles OF
i Democratic party ne said: In the
s-rr n victory We have had some little
5snoralizstion and We have permitted
se-.Iepcy towards bureaucratic adj
-iiris,-at;6n TO appear in what IS called
Fl .srviea reform. The action Of this
,resa, Is unconstitutional and I'M
.su7eratic. The sctiOn Of the civil
.s-vics board IS 70 secure privileges
,9a few. aud consequently II Is uncon-
,ftutional 10 pay out public money Tor
is support since the constitution pro-
rides thst the people shall be taxed
only
BOX IHE GENERAL WELFARE,
sadit is undemocratic to have a board
s1s1ine applicants for positions, and
hsa decide which Of the successful ap
2.iclut. shaD have their names sent in.
TAX shout getting upon higher level;
IAsrejs any higher level for christian
gentlemen 70 wax upon than one in
when be ike his friends and prefers
lis trends to his enemies, l don't want
90 upon il Loud applause.
Il ihesPo.s don't belong 10 The vic
,oTs % Ehom Go they belonS7 10 they
leols % those who fight on the other
a1e, Q. 70 these who fight on no side,
3li ie On 81 adesf daughter and ap-
Aal-t Il Is unsafe and absurd 70
---s-.-As 70 run = govern = ent upon
-as H1cples opposed sto h'man
lAlufe' BAT although the Democratic
party has been Oackslider in this re-
safl. i I'll retssce its steps and re-
cover ron rs Generalization. In
'geaAllg q re generalization of the
laI'yi ieei ali the more earnest be-
aus sPeak in New York. In the
'1gh ne party has not back
ss-s-sn' because 1t has been puri-
-a through suffering, but here
.4e 1orth the party has fol-
sssl s!ter the Moabliish women
!. lQeeiercy. III commerce were
e@...-'.eo here II trade were free, New
. 5o'A sooid soon be the greatest city in
1919 - sll.e world. In conclusion, Senator
- llid & glowing tribGto 10 the
- IN osshelf OF liberty nOw being
~. -s ?! Gladstone and Parnell, and
--Aeipie Eas followed by al the
'-7 sp5Rkers.
-. - Text sneaker was Congressman
-, - .i' q Pennsylvania, Who was
- sS-.-'l or ovation. He spoke but
minutes. IOngratulating his
s's iIl1 lie administrative re
- ---s.siI already accomplished under a
,s ~--ya.ia1c administration. Without
,-.- .lllse. he said, "the revenues of
is5S S.--sli have teen increased $50,
rss- ~ economical MANAGEMENT;
v' have been cut off from ex-
49, 49,. us and tie government ia now
,s-;-.l better of for the Democratic
,'s-;- - i.a'ieii. / assert that the sd
- - = i9n oi the Treasury Depart
tsv5-.s il-n q Msnning viii compare
sill Hamilton OF Gaiiatin.
~ -. 81 Tucker, Of Virginia, was
irrs- - 4 e2Se.r. lie dweit upon the
r. - .,.s.,ai principles Of Democracy.
T. ne auaienoe in good humor,
-.1:.-sla ding The fact that he was al
s..,.--.e1sely philosophical.
sS- 60 o. regret were also read from
s5---e-... ildsn, General B. r. Butler
II, ' 8l o. New York. Indiana. Viz
- .elI' ylvsnia, Florida, Missis-
a. s 81 Jersey, CalifOrnia. Secretary
.,.,si .SS.lolcott. and large number OF
IL c,t. 1..'es senators, Representatives
i Prominent men.