The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-21
Heard on the Side.

ATtuuT L raul Is III IL.
Judge Bartch is in it,
Westerfeld was forninst it.
The police were out in force
Arthur Parsons is Republican.
Jakey Greenwald was very quiet.
There were several cries for Stanton.
Banker Mccormick seemed to enjoy it.
John G. Felt mas gone over to the enemy.
Bert Felt is convert to Republicanism
"The past issues are dead issues. John
NJ. Zane.
Bennett presided With a good deal of
hrmness.
H. G. Mcmillan made very efficient
secretary.
Nate Sears is said to have Republican
leangings.
Joseph o. Young appears to be beyond
redemption.
y A. Hanauer, jr., enjoyed the circus. Max
was in it, too.
Colonel kaighn gracefully supported one
OF the columns.
AS an umbrella shaker, Mr.. Clute is a
bowling success.
Devine is making some very good points
S. B. Westerfeld.
Fred Simon made himself heard on more
than one occasion.
ut is a condition, not a theory that con-
fronts us."-Deuine.
Pee Wee was not present, or else was
hidden under his hat.
Nick Treweek applauded away at least
two inches of his cano.
Sam Gllson's noble form doomed up from
a stall IN the first circle.
Judge Blair arose to remark, but the
crowd yelled in great shape.
Barlow Ferguson blossoms out as Re-
publican. Barlow owns sheep.
Boman Cannon seems to have got on the
wrong side of the political fence.
HOLSTERS gray hairs did not seem to
draw any reverence from the mob.
Josh Nichols was full of enthusiasm, but
was very quiet man toward the close.
Shaughnessy warmly congratulated John
M Zane at the conclusion of his speech.
S. F. Fenton was among those who
signed the CALL but was lost in the crowd
Judge Judd enjoyed the proceedings from
the hurricane deck of a radiator in the rear
Will Van Horne led the applause given
by the hoodoos of the Republican party in
the pit.
Critchlow made very able speech, and
many consider it one of the best efforts of
his life.
An audible smile appeared on Frank
KimbalPs face several times during the
evening.
Krigbaum's mellifuous voice was heard
once or twice, Gut he was very quiet to-
ward the close.
Fred Miner is said to have eyes on the
Presidency. The only trouble is that
Blaine is in the way.
II don't want to hear from a man (Allen)
who is holding Office by virtue of one vote,
and that one stolen" Sam Gibson.
1--WE are not endeavoring to split the
Liberal party-it has been split, and the
break is beyond repair. John II. Zane.
''Tell US something of Utah" said Ben
Whittemore, as he arose maiestically in the
pit. "Oh, sit down, Ben," said multitude
OF voices.
The sweet soprano of Dog Pelter Joe
was heard now and then. Joe's day, how
ever. seems to have been in the dim and
distant past
"Greenwald's Hobos" is to be the name
of a political organization that will endeavor
to lead the foriorn hope of the Liberal party
on to victory.
81 would be perfectly willing to trust the |
destinies of the Republican party in the |
hands Of the young men of Salt Lake and
Ogden."-C. %. Alien.
".We'n take anything we can get," said
John M. Zane. ''You wouldn't be Re- |
publican II you didn't" yelled stentorian |
voice from the upper circles.
Frank B. Stephens, of Stephens g. |
Schroeder, applauded so heartily as to cause
his whiskers to rustic in the breeze. The |
Democrats who saw him drew consolation
from the fact that his law partner is |
equally as enthusiastic in tue Democratic |
cause.