The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-23
Prof, J. H. Paul discoursed eloquently

j. G. & Z. S. KTMBALL ----Agents
Prof ]. H. Paul discoursed eloquently
at the tabernacle Sunday
j. Golden Kimball, of j. @. d E. .. Kim
ball, went to Paris, Idaho, yesterday
The dance on Friday evening was the
first Of the season, and was well man
aged social success.
Another music company has opened up
in the Carbon building with w. ..
LamereauX as its manager.
The stake Relief society conference was
held in the tabernacle yesterday and re
ports read in way that would shame the
poor house institutions of the Estates"
=. Dr. Ormsby went to Millville yesterday
prepared to amputate the leg of Sam WHIT
ney, fearing that operation would be neces-
sary.t An improved condition has at least
postponed the necessity and hopes are en-
tertained for recovery.
On Sunday morning John Rozsa's little
Child, two years-old, ran unexpectedly
against its mother who was carrying
pan full of hot water. The water
was spilled over the child, scalding
its back. shoulder and right SIDE OF face
Dr. Parkinson relieved the little suffer ana
thinks the child will live. -. ..,,
Ever since Tuesday last E. S. kimbau,
the genial HERALD agent for Logan, has
been going about with mysterious air that
resembles at attempt aJrepression OF some
thing too good for other people. We ind
it's a girl and it will be named alter It's
mamma.
Justice Lander, OF Smithfeld, accompan-
led the constable of that place to Logan
yesterday to bring to the county jail one
Barney Myers, a stranger whom he hao
held over on the same day to appear before
the grand jury on a charge of horse steal
ing.
With the increase of population attend
ing the relief society conference, the music
of the Peoples drum corps and the
Thatcher Opera House brass band, Logan
streets presented one Gifts weekly appear,
ances yesterday that makes the ''old
settler' so bewildered that he stops in de-
spair on Main street and asks one of our
neatly uniformed police the way home.
The demonstration was in anticipation Of
the ratification held in the most unique OF
opera houses last night.
THE FIRST GUN.
On Monday the campaign to re-elect the
Hon. John L. Game, was opened at Logan
by rousing meeting.
The drum corps paraded the streets, and
together with the brass band furnished
music for the meeting. The new opera
house, brilliantly lighted with electricity
was crowded by the large assemblage Of
about one thousand persons, while many
could not get in.
The enthusiasm was genuine, the ap-
plause ringing, the speeches short and in
teresting. Each mention of the name of
john L. Game elected applause.
At 80 the stage curtain rose with cheers
from the house and music from the band
disclosing to view Professor j. H. Paul and
j. w. Summerhays, of the Peoples terri
torial central committee; Fred Turner and
K. w. Sloan of the county central COM
mittee, Bishop William B. Preston, G. d.
w. Fullmer, A. g. Barber, j. T. Hammond,
L. r. Martineau, n. w. Clayton, William
G. Farrell. John Bench and others. The
auditorium and galleries were crowded
with an estimated number of 1000 people.
Chairman Turner opened the ball and
was greeted by the most lively applause.
Said we were here to fire the first gun in
the county campaign, and to raJify the de-
cision made b.! the territorial convention of
the Peoples party in the making of the plat
form and the nomination of Hon. John L.
Game for delegate to Congress. He could
look forward and see Victory" and
Success written on the banners of the
People, but warned all that no 50 per cent.
of the votes of Cache county was going to
help do it.
He introduced c. D. w. Fullmer who
said he was but small tirearm in this
campaign, but he was loaded with enthu
siasm. He wanted the citizens OF this
beautiful valley to do their duty and tc
sustain the party which represented the
right, viz, the Peoples party.
James L. Hammond remarked that 100
per cent. of the Peoples party would be
necessary at this election in order to neu
tralize the effect of any Liberal frauds tina
might be attempted. This election was
most important as being for the determi
nation of whether we and our children
shall enjoy the boon of the elective fran
chise, which the Liberals are seeking t.
wrest from US.
: which he appealed to young Utah to re
prove with their votes the man who fol
years had DETAINED their parents or friends
and who now openly advocated their dis
reimbursement for no other reason thar
to degrade them for being his opponents
The professions of superior loyalty mad
by the Liberals are not genuine. They
are like the loyal American who, when al
. Irishman had exclaimed "Hurrah for Ok
Ireland" approached him and said sheer
ingly, '-Hurrah for h-ln That's right,
said Pat, '.let every man hurrah for hi
own country" Mr.. Sloan closed annie
much applause.
Orson Smith said That some who cannot
vote can still speak and ought to do so
Those who can vote should exercise tina
privilege with discretion and elect the Hon
\ John T. Game
L. r. Martineau said that young Utal
will be proud to show their appreciation o
correct principles in politics by voting tn
Peoples ticket on November f.
, j. H Paul showed that the Liberals hav
brought upon Utah the wrongs of whic
D our forefathers complained against Grea
Britain, viz. /: denial OF the right of trial b,
jury, taxation without representation, sol
diers CHARTERED among them, and tn
warrants. He read number o
Mr.. Goodwin's utterances advocatin
D the exclusion of all Mormons fron
the privileges of citizenship, and the de
y NAL to them of the right to acquire an,
n hold land. He said the issue was disfran
chisement for alleged beliefs only, and no
for acts; that Mr.. Game represented tn
1 spirit of enlightened liberation which woul
permit each person to DO whatever b
0 pleased that did not interfere with a lik
freedom on the part of others or infring
n upon their rights. He spoke at some lengt'
and was closely fl lowed by the audience
with fine applause,
0 Prof j. M. Tanner treated the probler
of territorial government, showing that in
= Justice to territories had caused the dowr
fail OF ancient governments and threatene
3 bHo pciPStuibJ VI Jul oWH Tue Liberal
favor the extension of the evils G
the territorial system, while the PEE
ple's party favor their abolition. Hi.
: tory will yet be just to thos
? who fear not to use their ballots in tn
;. cause of liberty against even the strong o,
, position aroused by the selfish passions {
l ambitious men, and backed by the prejl
e dices of many people. Prof. Tanner
e speech was fine effort and was much al
e preciated.
Q j. w. Summerhays closed the speakin
: with some telling points. He said ther
: are many good men in the Liberal part!