The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-10
ELECTION ECHOES.
The Qualification at the Grand
Opera House.
EONFIRES AND TORCHLIGHTS
A Matinee by the Rench Whittemore
Combination His Sncks anu Sus.
penderG-3eneral Notes.

All day yesterday number of en-
thusiastic Republicans were busily en-
gagged in distributing the following in
vitation, which was received by Demo-
Gratis and Republicans alike:
~ - SILT LAKE CITY, November Z. 1SSs:
Dear Sir: You are cordially invited 10 De
present at the m Getting to be held Saturday
evening az the Grand Opera House, id honor
OF the election of General Harrison.
REPUBLICAN COUN rY COMMITTEE.
Half-a-dozen artists were busily en-
gagged yesterday in preparing trans
parencies, notices and sentiments,
which will probably bs Scent in process
sion tonight. Among these HERALD
reporter saw a transparency bearing
pictures of Harrison and Morton on
one side, while the features OF Blaine
and Carnegie shone forth on the other.
One canvass bore the legend:
srArEHooD-For Dakota, yes. For Utah,
| No!
Another read:
CHICAGO PL .TFoRM-"The political power
|
| exercised in the past is a menace to free in
situations, too dangerous to be long SUI
| fered."
Each speaker, it has been announced,
will be limited to ten minutes. This
has been found to be absolutely neces-
sary, owing to the many who are anx-
ious to air their lungs On this ausplc-
ious and momentous occasion.
AN APPROPRIATE MOTTO,
Among all the notices, sentiments,
etc., seen yesterday, there was no ref
erence to either free whisky or tobacco.
There is vet time, however, to mend
this error. While quite confident that
the suggestion will not be received with
the favor that it should be, neverthe-
less, THE HERALD modestly submits the
following:
"Hurrah, tobacco and whisky are free,
And we are off on Iour years SPREE!
THE WBITTEMoRE-RENCH MATINEE.
The Whittemore- Rench combination
will draw out a large crowd to- day al
noon, the two bands in themselves
being no little attraction. The start
will be made from the DeSeret Nept
promptly at y.
ELECTION ECHOES.
SWaner now owns 10. Jennings socks
and suspenders-the result of wager
made on the outcome of the Presiden
tial election.
Now that the struggle is over, all
campaign buttons. save those OF Har'
rison which were bought by weak
kneed Republicans after. his election
:: was ensured, have disappeared.
"Are you a Repu blican, my little
man" asked a stalwart defender of the
Hoosi candidate of his young grand
son, the other evening No, | am a
gentleman, was the youthful Demo
: Gratis reply.
! One hundred dollars to $50 was of
: fered at the Walker House yesterday
+ that Chairman Carlton, of the Utah
: Commission, would be the first Federal
official bounced by the Harrison ad,
ministration.
; Mr.. Lawrence was met by HERALD
! reporter Yesterday morning. He was
very we'll pleased with the turn affairs
had taken, and looked forward to 4
continuance of the prosperity that
has lately been ours, but to a far
greater degree.
> All who desire to be informed ofIust
what deadly peril the country was IN,
and how she has been 'snatched back
by brave hands from the brink OF de
7 struc ton" will be present a. the Opera
House tonight, when the eagle
, scream and the sizz of red fire will be
} heard.
The Republicans will be in power
on and after March next" said an ex-
cited individual who was seen on Main
{ Street Yesterday. land at thesne1t city
/, election the L berals will demand q
l majority of the City Council, or failing
to secure that, will work for Legisla-
: tive Commission for the Territory
This is certainly, encouraging as
starter.
The Republican committee have ls
8 sued the following:
q VICTORY
. The Democratic auditing committee step
}. The Grand Old Party in power once more
IS II las come to say for another quarter OF {
/, century.
- In order tn ftly celebrate this grandest OF al
nolitical victories, the citizens OF this cit
~ and of our Territory at large are invited t
W participate in the grand parade ana torch
/ light procession to be held IN thls Guy, Satu
3. day, November 10th, beginning at 7.0U p
q PROGRAMME.
Head of column will form on Main Stree
at Walker House, facing south.
Chief Marshal and staff will meet at tn
Cullen Hotel at p. m
# The column will form in the following OF
Ie der: ct,#
: Fort Douglas Band.
y Colonel Henry Page
% Chief Marshal
i FIRST DIVISION.
e Liberal Committees
n Members OF Alta and ElKs Clubs IN III
II dress.
e n Treweek, Marshal
IS SECOND DIVISION
% Kent's Band.
n Merchants and Business Men in full ores
lie Tn formed Org anizations
+ Fred Simon, Marshal.