Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
TIE PEOPLES DELEGATE.

TIE PEOPLES DELEGATE.
THE uonination Of Hon. Jshn T.
Game by the Territorial Convention,
for the Office OF Delegate 70 Con.
cr.-s. viii receive the endorsement
ofthe entire Pe5pIe's Party Of Utah.
The fact tia. No Other name was
presented for this position is proc!
q the strong All unitei sentiment
OF the party su his favor.
There are several gentlemen who
have been tsikei OF a. suitable 10
Hond 70 Congress. Bat il has been
contested by all, in conversation,
tdat unic- the cincumstances the
present Delegate is by long odds the
best candidate that could be put in
the GelL
Me-. Game has served the people
faithfully an Es!. Succeeding 50
popular, experienced ami able
s.atesmln as Hon. Ge5-ge-Q. Can
non, ne entered Congress to Ga
a vscancy under very trying ci-cum-
stances. He male no great noise,
ani for soma time was not
cons icao1s IN the Hgu-e. Bat be-
ing returned again aad again aud
becoming familiar with congression-
al fa.thods aud congressional men,
with the departments and the gov
eminent officials, and with all the
ways anj means 10y which the ia
terests OF has cons ituents couli be
servel, he novel forward Into prom
inence AMI NATIONAL reputation aud
Is known toisy, in W ashington AMI
elsewhere, as = disuified Yet genial
gentleman, thoroughly respectable,
wei iufJrmsi upoa legislative
questions, au able speaker, a con-
SAINT defender OF thu rights Of his
people, = dAigent worker in COM
mistee and on the floor, and a BIO
gres,ive yet conservative and we'll
bllancsd legislator.
CO where you viii in Washington.
and our delegate Is thoroughly res
pecteis tar his steady and temperate
habits, his honorable course aud his
general courtesy are recognized in /
every circle in which he has 4
novel.
The amount Of labor he has per-
formed is not publicly known, be-
cause it has not consisted 50 much |
Of speech-making as private work
ing. Applications have poured in /
upon him from his constituents in a 1
steady stream, requesting his aid in |
various ways and requiring visits to |
the various Departments, and inyoiv. |
ing much expense ami extensive
correspondence. II people Of ali |
parties AMI crJeis in Utah who 1
have received ths benefit OF hi- |
eT,rts ia their behalf wollI speak /
cur, the PIblIc wollI learn u hi-
diligence, success AM cosmopolitan /
feelings.
II has been stated by his opponents /
that az has done nothing for silver. l
nor or Plblic alild!ags, nor fJr the !
Interests 0f Utah a. against the
Pe5as Of Mexico IN / he Indians Of |
Colorado. he may no. have made |
speeches On the ioor uf the HOUSE /
On these mIsts-s, bIs tda. he has /
worked where ms Efforts would do /
the mos so5i j. cs1lb.c q proof /
hsy'aI dea.ai-eXce p. from lips |
taa; are trained 20 ialsehood.
Tie chief work O. legislation is !
not done "a the debates In Congress.
Il Is performed in COMMITTEES and !
icy laborins privately with mem |
baTs- That Jo'ia =. Caine has |
exercised al the iuGscaee ut hi, |
c0ma,-nd in the int=res, OF this |
Ferrit srys Is known 10 all who have /
visited ihe national capital ana paid /
attention % cIrTsn 1Tlirs. No
one knows Ills 5es.er than s7ns Of /
bis eue-nies w.-om he has aided In |
shcir iuSiler- 1t tn seat OF Gov
ernDent lul wn3 are no. generous /
enough to acknowledge his services.
One taius that places him out |
side the ssirisss and good feeling
OF some Of his constituents is hi, |
fidelity 70 t,s- ueorlc OF Utaa.w'l5a, I
those schsm nr persons hav. ssu-h; |
20 dispossesS OF every political priv.-
lese. OR De.-gate hss successfully !
ms; the yiiiul fllsehoJ1s OF those
''Liberal'' 1rirr-voIkers who have
eaicavorsl to deceive Congress in
regard to the situation in Utah and
70 pro gre such legislation rs wcuId /
give then those Offices which ther
can never gain by fair means ami |
a free Tots. They have .,o love FOR
him aul thi= s9ells lou lily in his
favor.
The nomination OF the Coarea-
ton should be ported a. the polls.
b. every voter Of the Peoples Party |
AMI 10y ulRay citizens wh5 do no,
belong 20 hat rarty, FOR these
reasons: John 7. Game is one of
the old Residents OF The Territory
VINO have helpei % b aid II up from
lis Inc l9ieHcy. This Is his Hesma-
neat home. Heowus property here
and 50 fully identified with
tni7 community in heart, lie aui |
sJis.n Interest. He is thoroughly
familiar with its affairs, municipal,
county and territorial. He has oc-
cIp!ei various positions OF trust and
responsibility, in al Of which he has
been em.nsntly successful. His
honesty, integrity and esiimabIr
character are beyond question. He
has not soIgh. office, bat the
people have sought him. lie j.
ready % serve them Or step aside. a
they may eject. Ire has not triel
10 deprive any man Of hi. rights.
bit has s,riven for tine cool Of all.
he Is the friend OF truth, justice and :
s4lli rights, AMI does not 1
'uisr distinctions of creed or =
'a-ty ID influence him in his Official
lcti5n- He has The full confidence
II hrs party, the respect OF MS con- {
;res-louai associates aud the god
viii o. department officials at the Z
-apiiaL Aud by his experience
nd ability he cla serve the Terri {
Dry T. the very best aivantage.
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