Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-10
Political Notes.

son, ESQ. VIII address the Tenth
Peoples Political Club this evening
J. II. PAUL, President.
The members Of the Twentieth
Ward drum corps Will attend Vrac.
ucc on this evening ut 5 O'clocS IA
the vestry Of the meeting h0usc.
i. w. ROGERS, Secretary.
The Fourteenth Ward Club will
meet this evening at 7:31. y choice
programme Is prepared. Hon. John
Morgan will deliver the lecture Of
Che evening. The public are in
vited. Il. \. SHIFT, SeCrutary.
The Sixth Political CIUowiH meet
this evening at 40. Messrs. John
Morgan and Eli 4. POLAND will
address the meeting.
THOMAS W. GREEN,
Chairman.
The regular meeting Of the PeO-
pies Political CIub Of the Eighth
Ward viii - held this evening at
S:@D O'Clock. An excellent pro
iyramme has been arranged. John
Henry Smith viii be the prinCiPa
speaker. {. l.. BERRY, Secy.
The Peoples Political Club Of the
FIllh Ward will bold q meeting at
T.S0 this evening. In addition TO a
well selected programme. an address
will be delivered 10y DIR. J. NJ. Benc.
diet. RICHARD J. FILCE, Sccy.
The Twelfth Political Club Of the
Peoples Party will hold its rogu.
lar weekly meeting at 100 this
evening. In addition 70 the ex-
Ceilent programme provided, Mr..
lohnNiChOlsOn will give an address.
4 u are invited.
The Third Wand Pcsple's Club
met as usual last evening. The
speakers were: Dan r. Bateman,
ThOs. Maycockand Judge RydalCh.
They each spoke very interestingly
on the various topics OF the cam
paign. An excellent programme
will he rendered next meeting,
Monday, Dec. 18th. The marching
club will meet for drill tonight. All
members are invited.
The regular weekly meeting Of
the Peoples Party Club Of the
Seventh Wand was held last eve
ming and largely attended. At the
conclusion Of the interesting pro-
Cramme, which consisted chiefly Of
a discussion OF the relative merits Of
Republican and Democratic admin
;strstlOns by two Of the members.
= a. kenBer, Esq, was introduced
- tho nHHrNHarann ALL .. q
with rOusing cheers. He occupied
upwards Of half an hour with n
most excellent speech on local
political issues in which lac made
many inCisive and humorous hits,
which were rapturOuSly applauded.
The next meeting Of the club will be
held on the evening Of the 18th,
when a programme somewhat out
Of the usual order viii be rendered,
and when it is expected that ban
ner will he presented by the ladies
Of the ward.
Last evening n large and enthu-
Siastic meeting Of the Eleventh
District Political Club was held in
the Eleventh Ward Westinghouse.
The exercises consisted ola duet by
Messrs. II. \. Tuckett and John
4. Hendry. Prof. J. II. Paul de-
livered the speech Of the evening,
Iring which he read extracts from
the "l.iberal'' campaign document
Mob, and exposed with telling eff
lect the errors contained therein.
While he WAS speaking the march
ing club Of the Peoples Party
] ON the Thirteenth District came
Iuto the meeting, swelling the NUM-
her present to between seven hum
ured and eight hundred persons. 4
selection was given 10y the drum
corps, in creditable manner. Hon.
+. G.. WoOliey next addressed the
meeting, expressing his pleasure at
being present and congratulating the
club on the success 1t was achieving.
a recitation was given by President
Willard Done, after which Mrs.
Francis Armstrong, in behalf of the
Ward Relief Society, presented the
club with handsome United States
flag. Miss Mary Ann Coulam, in
behalf Of the Young Ladies' I'm
prOvement Association, then pre-
scented the club with beautiful silk
banner, on which was an American
eagle, shield and an anchor, with
the inscription, "rhe Constitution
and our Rights" On the reverse side
was: "rhe Peoples Political Club
OF the Eleventh District. !" Following
this was the presentation Of another
American flag by the Primary As
socIation of the district, Miss Louie
Coulam representing the Goddess
OF Liberty, and Miss Oracle Freeze
reciting the poem, "AIy Country's
flag-n Prof Done responded, in be-
half OF the club, in an appropriate
speech. An instrumental duet by
aniin and Abbie KelsOn followed.
ne club has changed its time OF
evenings.