The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-29
BIG MEETINGS.
To BE Held in the County BY
the Democrats.
Prof. Paul Will Give the People of Utah
County Some Good Straight
Tariff Talk.
DEMocRA ATTIC MEETINGS.

Meetings will be held under the aus
pieces of the Democratic party in the
various precincts of Utah county, at
the places and times herein designated:
MONDAY, JULY 81.
.American Fork-Judge Judd and Prof.
Paul
SaHtaquin-William H. King, John
Jones and VIM. Probert.
TUESDAY, JULY %.
Pleasant Grore-Judge Judd, George
Cunningham and a. L. Booth.
Cedar Fort-Abel ]. Evans and W. H.
Brown.
Springuilte-F. S. Richards, William
II. King, DR.. Pike and j. B. Miner.
Beujamia-J. D. Irvine, Ed Olson and
T. NJ. Samuelson.
Goshen-E. a. Wilson, w. d. Roberts
and Marshal Tilden.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 90.
Fairfeld-AbeI ]. Evans and w. H.
Brown.
Alpins-E. A. Wilson. and George
Cunningham.
Lake View Martin williamson, Grore)
DR.. Pike, V. L. Halliday.
Lake Shore. B. Miner and DID.
Houtz.
Spanish Fork-Judge Judd, j. D. r.
vine and A. D. Cash.
THURSDAY, JULY 30.
MdpIeton-W William II. King, John 3.
Miner and A. L. Booth
P Y. Junction-E. A. Wilson, VIM.
Greer and w. H. Brown.
Nineteenth School District, (ProUo)-V.
L. Halliday, A. D. Cash and DR.. Pike.
FRIDAY, JULY 81.
Pleasant GroUe-William II. King,
George Cunningham and A. d. Cash.
Provo Bench-Dr. Pike, V. i. Halli-
day.
Salem-E. A. Wilson, J. D. Irvine
and J. B. Miner.
Thi8te-Judge Dusenberry and A.
L. Booth.
Spanish Fork-E. G. Henrichsen and
T. NJ. Samuelson.
SATURDAY.
Payson-Hon. F. S. Richards.
Lehi-B. H. Roberts and others.
ProUo-Speakers from Salt Lake City
and local candidates.
american Fork-Salt Lake speakers.
Alpine-D. D. HoutZ and L. NJ. Sam
uelsen.
Lake Shore-Marshal Tilden and V
L. Halliday.
Benjamin
Goshen
SpringUjlle-
Speakers will be appointed on Mon.
day next for these places where none
are assigned.
During a portion of the week imme
diately preceding the election, Hon. F
S. Richards, B. H. Roberts and othel
prominent Democrats from Salt Lake
City, will lie in Utah county and speaE
at a number of the places above named
The president of each club is request
ed to see that all necessary arrange
ments are perfected for the meeting
herein named.
BY order of the Executive Commit
tee.
Cleveland viii Not Take the stump.
BosToN, July 27.-To a representa-
/ tive of the Herald at Buzzard's Bay, Elk
President Cleveland said to-day il
reply to inquiries concerning the Tepor
/ that he was 10 go SOOu OH SpteCH
making trip in Ohio: 81 do not ex
pect to take part in the campaign there
nor i'll any other state, and l hay
never given the slightest intimation o
any intention to do so. l am convincet
Governor Campbell and all othe
fair-minded political friends will de
cline to go upon the stump
/ There are perfectly good and valid rea
sous for my action, entirely consisten
with the most earnest desire for tn
success of all Democratic candidates i
Ohio or elsewhere. OF course / antic
pate the cry will be raised in certai
quarters. if such request is made an
declined, that 1 am selfish and indiffel
ent to the success of the nominees {
my party, but such i'll natured accuse
lions do not expect to escape In an
event"