The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
POLITICS AT PROVO.
Last Nights Liberal Blow-Out-The Indenen,
dent Ticket.

Inc interest in political matters in Prov
mas increased in geometrical promotion
win new developments every hour sine
tne beginning of the campaign last Nor
oay' ana the Liberal pow-wow of Wednes
, Jay. Inc torch-lghts and red fires bav
iurhislied amusement each evening for th
poys VINO nave been employed at reguIa
rates to carry the torches and do the Vol
ing at SO muchper yell, as the Liberal
seem TO prefer to hire the mourners tn Of
teno tneir political funeral. On Friday
afternoon, the independent or "citizen,s;
In, U,oheC "a DIS puollshed In to-day's HERALD
Ma9e us hrst appearance on the streets
VIII aodgers announcing meeting to he
held IN the court house tonight. ~
| On friday night the PEOPLES partv bald
meetings IN the several ward mestinaN
houses TO ratlfy the ticket and prepare for
'ne grand rally at the theatre tonight.
II Cne fOufth ward torchlight proces-
ZION was formed and marched to Centre
tbo ,,,a ana around several blocks back to
.ile meetlng house. In the assembly room
every seat was occupied. Chairman Pvna
GalIeq Inc house to order and introduced
q 6on. ). u. Booth as the first speaker M
DooIh SAID: This is the first time ever
UNDERTOOK TO speak at political meeting
wren was one of the candidates for
omce; L don't know as have ANYTHING tn
Gay VI Inc men whose names appear on the
t Uunef f eicket. The first vote 1 ever cast
was Tor the Peoples party, and 7 have
never voted any other ticket. There are
really put two parties, and can be mr. half
W. way ABOUT 1t. 1t is either the People,s or
ene Liberal party. The PEOPLES party arc
~ FAVOR Of equal rights, and that the ma
lorlty shall rule, while the Liberal na1tv
H 1 urged Congress to disfranchise ali If
Inc women and enough of the men of the
= oople party to enable the minority
own wives and mothers. and grand
mothers to enable them to control Thev
Ialk about investing their millions of dol
lars 10 oulld up and improve while thew are
working to rob women of the fra ncbiso
In1 TO rob the Mormon church of millions
lucy nave succeeded in this to a certain
HtenI-and took nearly million from the
~ a iiSnLtney TOOK all they could get and if
In OLD setting hen was left it was becausa
'ney couldn't. catch her. In Ogden tho
ave bonded the city to the full extenf
lno raised the taxes to the highest limit
"a "a conclusion, will say vote for tbe mon
u your cnolce. Ii you do not want mo fo,,
mayor don't vote for me.'' III
V. y. Halliday said the part about tho
cope party ticket that pleased him best
vas tnat his name had been left off. but he
natter of principle. 'Ae' s'S d
'a a mes a. Bean, Henry J. Maiben, George
l. l., b1Tn1n u Alex Gillespie, John w. Tnr.
er, w. u. Roberts and Herbert Pyne We're r
ne other speakers. A vote was taken to :
, atdy the ticket, which carried by a large re 7
IL is reported that George M. Scott Of '
al6 Lake city, has volunteered to paw the 4
Spense from Salt. Lake of the Liberal i
ana, drum corps, Flambeau club and the f
oooG Aouaves, to astonish the natives and | il
r ~ III Gne PROVO Liberals by exhibit n
lat with the Peoples meeting in the tbe So =
e, tne cllzens in the court house and the i,
alt Lake Liberals parading the streets 7
y campaign will close in blaze of glorv' d
PROVO. Feb. s, 1890. - -