The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-08
A GRAND TIME.
The Banquet at the Lake
Last Night.
Music, Speeches, FeastIng, Singing,
CAsu-1n.s, a-iu = JoLIy CsOod 11Ine AL
A1OUuN..
From Thursday 5 Lgly.

From Thursday Daty.
II WAS docIueu by ii number OF prom
Inent Democrtts yesterday thdI u Uan-
qu s"Uu.d ue teAuercu tne EaterprlSe
ua4Iu and Demucrd,Ic urum cops tOT
men Val ant worN uul NJ the late CAM
pisl-n, and accordingly, arrangements
were naue 1or grand time at the
Lake IL sort. About $50 O'Clock last
mgul me DunGs having assembled at the
BAUM conner, Il professions was 1Ormeu
OF tne banu. prUmlnrnt Democrats,
the Il tic urum corps, ali marching uoW II
Jeuter street 10 tue " est Coop, Where
they boarded the st.eet car. Away To
Jue ,uhe went the JOIue5J crowd tnat
Hds visited II TINS summer. Arriving
at the + sort the band look the lead
again TO the strains OF Georgia" Ihe
process OIL moved into the pavilion.
ana marched around 1t. W hat Il glorl-
Gus vision burst upon The gaze
oI these loyal Democrats: Along tile
east size OF the pavilion tables were
spread, adorned mere and there Will
uuse bOque,S Of flowers, their rich
cUlUrs showing oH the snowy whlteness
uf the table linen. Soon the clatter /
knives and forks was tie only music
audible, and the guests set to work 10
Clear tue edIules placed 50 neatly by
the two beautiful mattresses. Miss
Deiia Allen aud Miss Nan Stewart,
dIu their utmost 10 add to tie Comfort
of tue sues,S. At the north emd OF tue
table were seated Hon. ". ii. KING, W.
II. Brown, ID. ID. HoulZ, +. A. W lisnn
and Judge DusenDtrry. The Enter
prise band was next, ranged ON each
SIDE, aud gnen The drum corps. AZ the
south end were seated W. Il. Pike,
Geo. Whitmore OF Nephl, VIM. Pro
yelt, L. NJ. Samuelson and y. j..
daIUen. For d time e, cry one paid at
trnUiOn to the TASK OF Clearing every
thing set before INN, but occdslondI
juhts we're passed, causing laughter AZ
he expense OF some OF the parry.
Or. fike WAS Loudly called Tor, and
that gtuGIeman arose. Tie achnOW iedEed
ne " as too full Tor utterance, and coulu
uardly express his thoughts. 1t was
an uccas .Un long 10 be remembered, ana
ne hoped we would have SIlnIlar occa-
oions. lApplause.l A mau i'll TINS
county, UledtnluS such pane air, aud
surrounded with such nODIe scenery
annot nelp being Democrat Some
ad predic,ed We would be dead III l. e
gut We have Just Noge,, but they hnu
5 a pretty lNely corpse u zeal With.
Applause. We must carry tniS nSnt
nJo tile entmy's camp, with Il bol'
rOut, aud we Will nr,er nnU" utIeaJ.
>, must teach Democracy to oar
nIIuIen; lue.n mo tnem tne
ure thoughts vi lreeuom-
We couuut SIT sui1htI,
.oWn brc.,uso oI this victor, We nave
AUn. We nuot continue Tie tgnt.
AppIuse.
". ii. King Was the next demanded.
tuu tnat gentleman arose ANA oalu tndt
le was sUlrg u caI out that Demo
n. tic stdlwart. Geo. Z. WhltmOre. Oi
\ PAL. tCnteIs.J Continuing Tie
= eaker said: think We can all Cnu-
-,atulate ourselves upon tnis auspic Ous
circumstances We 1--we Iii Il lrer coun
iy breath pure ar; aud everytnln-
}Ius fdIr IUr IL rrlgn ut Democracy IN
uis territory. Every man should bo
;c,. uaiuted with democracy. In ordCi
%. all u he good citizens oi til 5 grand
'epuUl c, they 5. oHid lie true, cUusIa
.pnt Democrats. (AEplause.l We
should I've prodd OF the TACT tnat We
lie humble followers OF that grand
atrinL. Thomas Jefferson. applause
believe Democracy to be the parry
Jest suited to tile people OF this coun-
~. III is the party which was born in
ne revolution. (Cnt ers. We ale /
III Ong It's followers. We'haye won tor
a victory in tttls territory. We cdn
lot lay sill ON our oars. Every gen
u al that wins a battle does not sit su-
,inely by. No, he is the man who is !
for The next conquest. be- |
leve that wa should not rest until we
SOW 10 The nation that Utah is solidly |
Democratic. 1t should lie the aim O1
very Democrat TO 90 to work and, de-
oIed 10 that cause, wheel I
nto line with the nation until |
tab forms a star i'll the bright CON /
tellatiun OF states. Democracy will I
ecure the greatest degree 0f liberty. /
[ IS the friend TO the poor, Republ can
IN represents strong central govern
sent, and would tnrOtlIe the vol .i
he people. Democracy Stands i'll tIe
eech to defend the rights OF the peO-
le. III We were to do away with De-
iucracy, the tendency OF the doctrines
RepuDlicanIsm would be To sweep
way every vesti2e of civil right now
ested III the people. Our Republican
'ienda say they are the TefOruers.
tut 90 into Pennsylvania where they
ave been reforming politics, and
here they have that patron saint,
Iathew Quay, and see if they ale re-
primers. Dudley, OF Indiana, is an
ther patron saint, the man who
larched up to tue poll Republican
OterS in blocks of five. We want re-
,rmers in politics, as well as III every
J ng else Cleveland Was TetOrmer
! every deed, sacrificing his personal
elingS for the good OF the nation.
he Democratic party to-day
the party that s lead NJ forth in re
rms of every kind, brnglug back
esh blood to our body. AnG the re-
I'm is being carried into every state
I'd every territory III this nation. We
ant to shake hands with our Demo
attic friends in the ndtIon, and feel
eir pulse, and see that we are ali
,atlng in harmony. We want TO uu
,rstand the great STRAIT, VII c, under
5 The nat ohal parry, ana We
ant to see that We are marching
tile same tune, aud labor !
9 with them III The same cause.
ing at heart the sam- object. The I
publican party have got ther altars !
altered all over tn land They are .
Jrshlppin: an unknown god They L.
lit from one side OF the fence to the u
her as occaS requires. But the priu-
yles Of Democracy have not shahtn !.
tn any blast 1t is the polar star;
If course is clear, and the Old Demo- =
attic ship will safely land IN the :
ven of peace. Democracy is the gos :
! of glaGness and salvation to the :,
rking man. 1t has been Democracy :,
at has claimed the first victory To v
-ah. Let us buckle on the armor md :
into the fight and see that We leave y
gap in our own ranks for the enemy !.
creep through. (AppIause. n n
Mr. King then, in an eIrborate speech :
scented Geo. c. Whitmore, of N@phi, =
10 said: :
l-aoies and gentlemen. and fellow !,
ats: l am more than glad to be y
tn you, and ! feel to congratulate !;
i ON Your glorious victory. We had Il
hard fight down our way, but we u
wned them. l am not much of II
ker, but ! am good worker and 1t
end to stay with this r:ove. =
William prObprt +La t.u-Co1 Do,,,,, L