The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-03
THE BATTLE
Duty Of Democrats This
Day.
POLL A FULL VOTE
What the Liberal Party of To-day
Represents.
BURY HATE AND IMBECILITY
Eternal Vigilance is the Price CT Liberty
Exercise 1t at This
Election.
POLL A FULL VOTE
What the Liberal Party of To-day
Represents.
BURY HATE AND IMBECILITl
Eternal Vigilance is the Price CT Liberty
Exercise 1t at This
Election.

The headquarters of the political parties
presented a busy scene yesterday. The
clerks at Democratic headquarters were
ali hard at work closing up their labors.
The party leaders all appeared confident,
and were too busy to talk.
The Republicans got through with their
work last evening and closed up shop. The
leaders of the organization were all happy
and contented, and when asked what they
expected the result would be. they replied,
1--WE claim nothing, but are hoping"
The Liberal headquarters were running
all night and were thronged with heelers.
Chief Powers ooobed il and out occasion
ally and gave words of cheer TO his fol-
lowers, who needed them badly.
We trust the Gentle Democrats and
Mormon Democrats alike, because they
cannot go back on their promises without
qualification. qualification is dishonor,
and TO US dishonor is worse than death. |
am opposed TO union OF church and state,
and always have been. 1t cannot exist
under the American system of govern
menL We have never been understood,
but thank God we will be.-MoSEs THAT
CHER.
If the Democrats cast full vote and ex-
ercise due vigilance TO prevent frauds,
they viii elect their candidates.
An interview with NJ. B. Sowles, the
Democratic candidate for county collector,
appears in another column of this paper
Calmly and candidly be tells what he
SAID about A. L. Williams gambling.
Remember that vote for the Republi-
can ticket is a vote absolutely thrown
away, and is half vote to perpetuate the
Liberal party in power.
''We have worked day and night to purge
the registration list of dead men and others
who have left the city, and we Will make it
our business TO see that frauds are not
perpetrated-"-J b. TIMMoNEY.
Workmen, upon you depends the decision
of the day. Do you like the way you have
been treated by the party in powers Do
you like the way the most solemn promises
TO you have been broken. Do you want to
be deceived again. Answer through the
ballot-DoX mol"
Lie 1cdsS u lie Will DE
short. 1t is only question of time when
it will close up its political shop.-PARLEY
/. WILLIAMS.
A gentleman, thoroughly responsible,
vouches Tor the following, which took
place the other day between Chief Justice
Zane and Rev. DIR. Lift. 1t is written
down as accurately as possible from recol-
lection.
'-Mr- niff,' said the Judge, Il understand
you remain with the Liberal party"
Yes. sir, l stand by the ticket"
Have not heard you, Mr.. Lift, preach
ing and praying against the liquor traffic
OF this city,"
YES, sir, most decidedly"
''lBut you were member Of the couven-
ton winch nominated MIR. Moritz-a gen
tleman who has set up more saloons sup
piled more saloons and gone on more saloon
keepers bonds than any other ten men in
the city of Salt Lake,
81 did not vote for Mr.. Moritz,n re-
sponded the reverend gentleman.
But you will vote for him on election
day.
'You have no right to assume that I
will, - replied Mr.. Lin stiff1y.
''Well, if you do" calmly answered the
chief justice, 81 say, for one, to hell with
al such preaching and praying as yours"
1t is true that the Liberal party has been
in power here but one term, but l ask you
If its administration of affairs has been a
success! l was connected with this ad-
ADMINISTRATION for short time, until the
Lord afflicted me and l resigned What
kind of an administration are they giving
us! Why, 1t isn't safe for man TO go two
blocks from Main street unless he is armed.
IS. A. MERRITT.
THOMAS HoLGATE, a Woodworking, in
dustrious citizen, who has a family to SUD-
port, and whose interests are all in this
city, was discharged by Foreman Connors.
of the water works department, because he
wouldn't vote the Liberal ticket Hobos
are given preference over actual residents
by the dominant party whose cry has al
ways been 'Salt Lake work for Salt Lake
workmen." Voters remember this.
Notwithstanding the predictions of our
Liberal friends, l wish TO say that
Democracy is here TO stay. We will never
quit until the principles Of the grand old
Democratic party have been carried to
success. No matter whether we meet with
SUCCESS to-day or not, we will be I'D and
doing at the next election.-FRANK H.
DIER.
A ticket absolutely without blemish.
composed of men OF the highest ability. in
tegrlty and manhood, deserves TO win. and
it will win to day. If you do your duty and
your whole duty, fellow Democrats.
The Liberal party, hyena-like, is trying
10 dig from the grave the corpse of hate to
rend aiar the hearts of the people and blast
their hopes. They will not succeed. The
day of prescription and Acknowledgement
in Utah has gone. The finger of reproach
which has been pointed at this territory in
the past has been turned away. S.
RICHARDS.
Roorbacks don't count. Let every citizen
use his best judgment. Shall we have
economy consistent with progress, or shall
we nave reckless extravaganza. Shall we
have safety to life and property or shall we
have holdups and burglaries. Shall we
hav~ ~urip er prostitution; good will or