The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-05

people. and who are part Of the people, ex-
side. "Stand by your guns" Democrats;
move in solid :phalspx upon the discredited
enemy, exercise you right, and you Will
redeem this lovely city from the hands OF
the despoiler.
On the 9th of this month the Greystone
club OF Denver is to commemorate the blrth
OF Samuel j. Tilden, and Colonel Lett, our
candidate for mayor, is one of the guests
invited to respond to toast. Among the
other prominent gentlemen to be there are
Governor Boies, Of Iowa, Governor Boyd,
OF Nebraska, and other fighting Democrats
who have met an oyerween1ng enemy and
at last routed him, horse, foot and cannon.
Owing to an important appointment at
about that time in Salt Lake city, the then
mayor-elect is compelled to decline the
honor-to him and to us-of speaking TO the
toast: "Success Of Democracy in Utah."
but ne will respond TO it in
,, letter which will duly appear in
The HERALD. That cis the kind of a man
Lett is. No hermit who broods over dead
issues within the monastery ne calls his
home, is he. Nos recluse who lives in past
memories and shudders at the thought of an
inovations. Hear him speak, say tonight
at w alker's pavilion, and you will find that
every word he utters bears the spirit Of
push, patriotism and progress.
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And then inQuire-but you need not, for
you know them-about r. 2. Morris, j. b.
Walden, George M. Snow, Gilbert A. Nc
Lean-an array of names each representing
within i self the best citizenship of this city.
And among the councillors is there one
William Fuller, A. L. Schroeder, j. II.
Timmony, William Burke, jefferson
Rhodes, A. ]. Giaque, E. a. POLAND, Z. E.
Rich, o. H. Hardy, j. p. Bache, j. E.
Game, R. w. Young, Henry Siegel,
George r. Gushing, P. W. Madsen--that
any Of US would not readily trust with our
individual and collective interest! Com
passions are odious and we do not care TO
cast any more odium just now on the Lib
eral candidates. Indeed 1T is not possible.
They are already covered with it.
Ogden is ambitious, and ambition, within
proper boucds is a commemorate trait; So,
when the Ogden CHAMBER of commerce proposes
to subsidiZe big newspaper with fifty thousand
dollars worth Of real estate, to boom the juno
ton city, we bid 1t success. At the same time
We fear 1t will never be done. A journal OF Inc
magnitude of THE HERA d. for instance re-
qulres for its maintenance constituency AT
once large and steady, which our rushing
neighbor town with is tributary territory cnn-
not furnish. Here Is The prUpo -lton as We mo
IL in contemporary: 1t was finally decided
that an effort should be made TO raise bonus
In real estate TO the amount or S0OOOO 10 enCOur
age the establishment Of metropohta paper
: to be similar in style and dress TO the Den
yer Sun, with daily composition OF al
least 10000 ems per issue, 10 be published
seven days in the week. not les thai e.ghl
, pages, stereotyplng plant, perfectlng press
Large editorial AID reportorial force, one trav
cling correspondent and re- ular correspondent:
IN all the towns and cities directly tributary u
Ogden, a caricaturiot, to be a first class artist
on all imp orient occasions and topi s.
, A committee consisting OF Messrs. Patton
q Browning, Largsdorf Waters. p.Il ald Ridg-
g ley. was appointed to push the scheme to con
summation.
AS the gentlemen who have the matte
in chorge cannot be expected to know
mucn apout the practical working or
= metropolitan newspaper and as TIE SUB
ject may lie OF interest 10 many otle
= people besides those forming the OZdeI
committee, 1t may not be anlsS to say tina
THE HERALi' sets on an average per day abOd
100000 ems al 90 cents per thousand EN-
: composition price. 1t matltalns, pes.de
e the large editorial and reportUr,al force
: bureau each In Ogden. Provo. Park city, Loga
n | and " e5nington city; it has 1879 correspondent
o | and agents in the various parts OF Utah, wye
ming, Idaho and the prom nenJ POINTS OF th
. west. The business office, mailing department.
y delivery and stereotyplny rooms employ thirty
two men more. In addition to this IHE HERAL
4 receives the Associated Press and brIn't1er dl:
: patches, besides heavy special telegraph, tn
= total expense Of whlcn, lnciudlug the whit
q paper type and other material, would Stage
q the Ogden commit .ee to compute.
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Il Running great daily is different from an
Il other business A merchant or manufacture
l. may suffer from lack of trade los
money on his investment and he may be presse
q by heavy expenses, sucn as rent and hlr
blt after all ne has still mis- stock left 10 hin
The main stock II newspaper consists IN II
y good will, that Is to say its subscription an
g advertising patronage winch represents Z
n pecuniary value except to the journal Itself
II therefore iCliOws that the pap, must pay or
: bonus OF Is Coo will not avail 1t ck or lont
, Without. the efore, des!Iin to sCourage II
des On, IT might as vel learn fT-t as last hi
10 il IS easier to start paper THAN t. Continue Il
Ia Moreover, that paper is the best ana suonge
:. ana becomes an integra part and parcel of /
N AS matter OF fact, the two morning rape
ia published in Salt Lake are far il advance
-. the city. No other town OF the same
"a issues anything like them. This IS due part
IS to the high orGer OF Intelligence Of the peopl
l few of which are unable 10 read, and partly
I'd the favorable geographical position OF Sd
Id Lake which really supplies F., only the ter
az tory. but the three adjacent states OF yoHliU
Nevada and Idaho, hone OF which can yet su
port really great papers.
Id Come to Walkers pavilion tonight,
ae will pay you.
n9 ACHIEVEMENTS.