The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-08

IL kept tiie run o1 THIS {. untl lOr a ion1
time, anu 1t Thought IL cUuiu st,Il n ep
IL UoJ IL hus found uu, tJ Was WIODg
people are not built tJat way; they
are stuUDO,n critters, sometimes, ana
Will not 90 as they ale told al
tue time. VI { have al. stood togttner
lii TINS ugut, rOA5IJnIo,5 .s.vt tVd rc
n-l0nlsts, ana no emu Gil has dictated TO
us; We nave voted as we pl, asyu.
saw sumetnln- III tue opposite party S
ranks saturday II ght about an ace tak-
M King; but they seemed To have
forgotten mt We had the ace; Yes, ace,
king, queen ana Jack. Dr. Pike Is Oul
ace lapplaa Sc, and ! am glad
he Is eiec.ed 10 the legislature,
because he viii be able to hOld
tnoSe attorneys down 30 that they
- on, be aUle to DO as they please.
When we have tue doctor there lie can
watch them, and when they get o
stringent he C8n give thrm sumethi. z
that will relax them, and il thtl
are too much I, laXed, lie can fix them
up; in tact, he can cure them,
for they ale very apt To try and get
everything their own way.
l.. \. W son WAS next called. He
confessed that lie did not come to talk;
he came more to eat and rejoice with
the boys. lie was sorry he WAS not III
Provo on the night OF the election to he
one of the '-hOUdlumS great ap-
plause. He would loved to nave been
present that night, and helped ring
tile bells aud ire the guns. He did
not know of any happier days in his
life tnan the two days since tine vic
tory. Utah was now safe and the
speaker hoped she would remain so.
until she was finally admitted INTO tllr
grand sisterhoud of states. Great
applause
Judge Dusenberry said We had mel
to express our Joy over the magnificent
victory Just achieved in establishing
the predOmInance OF Democracy ANA
20 do honor to our bands, the drum
corpse and the Silver band, Tor their
unuring energies in adding tnthusia-
ism ana Interest to the campaign Jus,
closed. He mentioned the Important
agencies that have aided in the All
vanCement Ot his noble cause. We have
nad the eiuquence OF orators, the un-
,Irlng and ;tUle work OF our press, and
the important but unremitUIng help Oh
,he Enguuer. We should he too mag
namnOuS to eXulL over our van
pushed iues, but we must not laS III our
Work in the future. A great write has
sad, LET me write the SONGS ana
music of peop e, and 1 will tell you
what they VIII be-" MnSic is a great
agency i'll Inspiring enthusiasm IL
very cause. lie referred to the un-
F,rir,. mi al and tu,pN-ist.rr =, 81 e.,
taken ny certain parties relative To tn,
; n cray ana huHt stY OF motive actu
It l"g the d.sb"ndlng of old politics
pdrleS aid adoption OF Ia iO"al pgl-
ties. Men Jt long reS deHce herr, an.
Attu no Nety high record for 4Inc-i.I
ana Avuts r.. even vet persist IA
passln su.uLI.. s.. ana muAIlg as.,r
.ious ul.,uu.rg Lu.uloble peu,l..Iu.e.
lect, Jus Ilau4s. Ne are not mere .,
utter srntlm NJ To- this assembly .c
convert them 10 Dt mocrary. ecause
uaey alleady nave :, tie disease In :
worst fosm. Let us continue to sprran
tne infection Of this ork.
Mr.. King then SAID he Thought ID
lust that the blnds ne ncIrt from
j. b. Walton. .f,r the urum corps. arose
aud said he was not much OF a speabei.
bat he nad zone one of the arlnu,st
ac of Ills lue WHEN he voted the
Demucratic Il ticket OH Monday lasl. lie
The Democrats f.r the honor
conferred ON the urum corps.
Jas. II. Wallace, leader of the Enter
prise band. Was C5lled for and respOnd- I
ed in be,alf of th. band.
Theo. NJ. Sdmurson sdld he G Cnsider-
ed it an honor to In bp accord and m
pathy, politically, with this gathering
Uf intelligent, patriotic men. lie was |
Ilad we were IN apIace where opr rp-
joic.ngs need not drsturb our Repub.i- /
can flieuus who Complained that fhry I
did not sleep we'll Monday night.
Was 1t because ctory ha1 I
perched upon the banner Of Democracy? I
Ii so, they are likely to have many /
sleepless nights III the future, Ton
when l look into the bright faces oi /
these young Democrats. whO have the [
and vim which goes with /
outh, l know that they will build on |
the foundation now laid, structure
which will lie as lasting as the hills Tor
the eternal years OF the gods belonging
to Democracy. applause
MIR. King called 1or V. l.. Halliday
who said: l thought L was going to
get OuC OF this, but l am glad To be
lere with you to night ana proud to
say l am Democrat. was accused
n the beginning OF the DIVISION with
)eing Il mu@Nump, flip flop, and OF
'elng on the fence, but | had motive
II 1t. L wanted To SEE my TWO boys
ale, and as soon as they were Ilrlght
was Democrat. l think my boys are
III right; one Oh Them took stock IN
LIE DISPATCH, while the other played |
drum III the Democratic drum corps,
ma managed TO Dust the head
he iirst night. l want to see the timr
'htn every man and WON II
VII nave say IN reEaId to who
nall govern US. There we're certain
hings that the old party OF hatred had {
iled out agditst-they wanted national
oIilcs and they got them, and the {
eoPle have voted as they please. l
tudItd hard, and while | studied peo-
lie sand l would be Republican, but L
nuId not stand IL; l am Il Democrat
lost two hats on the Cleveland cleo
ions, but hope Ill see thr lime when
al h,F L.