The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-07

Remember election day, Tuesday, No
Vember S.
! Democrats, see that your ballot reads as
above and vote 1t straight
! A vote for Allen is vote thrown away
and in favor of Cannon. Straight out and
! Liberal Democrats should cast their votes
for Joseph l.. Rawlins. He will make the
best representative for thewhole people.
| The final rally and torch-light parade OF
the Democratic party OF Park City will take
place on Monday night. The Democratic
club will make it gala affair, and there
Will be such q turn out that il will
astonish the Liberals and Republicans
alike and convince them that they will not
be in 1t on Tuesday night. The speakers at
the opera house will be r. Q. Chambers,
Ex-Governor West, eX-Judge Anderson aud
j. z. McNslly- 1t will be a more intel
lectual treat and every body is invited TO
attend.
! The Park Record has made arrangements
/ to receive the presidential returns on
Tuesday night.
! Democrats. do your duty on Tuesday
next, vote early, vote the ticket straight,
and then go and get your neighbors to do
| likewise.
The Democratic ticket at the head of
this column comprises the names of men
known to almost every voter in the COM
munlty. They are men of undoubted
ability, strict integrity and honesty. A
vote for them means vste for pure and
economical government.
The Democratic meetings at the Ontario
and DAILY mines on Thursday last were the
best attended and most enthusiastic OF any
held here. The miners listened attentively
10 the able addresses of the several
speakers. and the references to the Iribuns
were loudly applauded. The men at the
mines fully comprehend that the Liberal
organ is not the friend of the workingmen.
They remember the editorials against the
I Coeur d'Alene miners and the Homestead
laborers, and by their votes on Tuesday
next will snow what party they believe to
be their friends There will be q big
| Democratic vote st both these places.
The Liberals held their last rally here
last night Judges Powers and Goodwin
were the spokesmen. and while their
addresses were considered able from =
Liberal standpoint there was nothing new
or startling to comment upon. It was the
same rubbish that has been gone over for
years and which IS considered by
most people here as q dead issue.
There was q large attendance, a
big delegation being present from Salt
Lake to help swell out the meeting. The
Liberals must be sadly depressed and in
sore straits when they are compelled TO
send TO outside places 10 obtain q largo
crowd to attend their meeting.
The vote here on Tuesday next will IN
doubleday surprise the Liberals through
out the territory. This place has for some
time past been deemed the banner Liberal
precinct, but we have no fear in predicting
that after the vote is counted on Tuesday
night they will scarcely have a leg to stand
upon, even in this their great stronghold.
The election for school trustees for the
two districts in this precinct will be held at
the school house on Tuesday from L to D.
N. The Democrats have put strong tickets
in the field in both districts, and as these
Offices are as important as any other in the
court, it is incumbent on every Democrat to
go there and vote the ticket. Democrats,
don't neglect this important duty.
Mayor Gregor has issued a proclaim alton
closing the saloons on election day. This
is wise move and one that will receive the
commentator Of all lawabiding citizens.
OTHER NOTES.
Arrangements are being made for ten
round glove contest between Jerome
Streeter and Vim Lake, both Of this city.
Fifty dollars q side forfeit has been put up
in the hands of q responsible stakeholder,
and the event viii come OF in the near fu-
ture.
Professor A. E. Mcneil will give a grand
masquerade ball az the opera house on
Tuesday night. It will be a good place for
the Liberals and Republicans to 60 to
drown their sorrows after they get the
Democratic returns from all over the
country.
PARK CRY, Nov. 5.