The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-02
The Self Same Chiefs Swing the Self Same
Tomahawks and Perform the Self
Same Scalp Dance.

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AS "Ugh' is an Indian term of disgust il
was more appropriate than could have been
expected from the Liberal party, but il
was there all the same. In front of the
stand were the heads of a Rocky mountain
goat, buffalo and deer.
shortly after Z o'clock the drum corps
ana the f1ambeauS began their march
through highways and byways and pur-
lleus TO get together following of the
party. When this was done the procesh
formed in front of Tuscarora 'hashery''
on Main street, and shortly after O'Clock
marched away to one of the big drum
majors 2x4 tunes in the following order:
Platoon of Police.
Marshal Charles E Stebbins-
o Liberal Drum Corps.
company A, Second Regiment, Captain Charles
II. Reilly Commanding.
Flambeau Club.
Band.
IuScarora OficerS and Invited Guests
Tuscaroras.
Troop A, First Cavalry.
The line of march was from the afore
mentioned "hashery" north on Main tc
FIRST South, west on First South to Yves,
Temple, South on West Temple to Second
South, thence east to the pavilion.
ON REACHING THE PAVILION
the big drum major sweating and grooming
led the van, and when order was restored
handsome Charley Stebbins, looking very
much out OF place amid such associations,
raped for order.
beard mingling with the shaggy ''lylocks''
OF the buffalo, occupied the front seat, his
''oId Confederaten hat tightly clutched
upon his knee, while Ewing, Leonard,
Janney and Duke gave him the support of
their precious presence; all fifty enough
within the shadow of decorations that
represent the almost forgotten features of
the earlier history of America
boss" Powers, with his usual happy f.
clllty Tor Juggling with words, called the
meeting to order and announced the follow
ing warriors of the night:'' Presiding
sycamore, w. G. Hall, with Sachems r. N.
Short Martin Lannan, T. F. Mulloy, Will
liam Mcqueen and Major Wilkes as vice
presidents.
lie gave resume of the history Of the
Iuscaroras, whom he said history told of
as coming originally from North Carolina
and who fought in the revolution with
Americans, many of their warriors receiv-
Ing offices under the government. They
were
THE LAST OF THE TRIBES
to join the Six Nations and were we'll
known as brave warriors The Utes and
Flutes, he said, had induced some of their
braves to quit the camp fires and had like
wise established an organ TO expound true
Democracy. The two borrowed game cocks
that came from Democratic home, clucked
their discomfort at being in such an assem-
bly, so loudly during Powers speech that
they had to be removed, but Powers with
ready wit turned the circums lance to his
advantage and said that they were game
birds and emblems OF his order.
W. C. HALL
next took the stand. He said: Our medi-
cine men are gathered together for medi-
cine and not talk. They have diagnosed
the case Of the opposition and order the
same medicine they gave tR years ago
Llberal votes. We hope that the efforts of
the Liberal party will rebound to the
credit Of the people and this great territory
alike, that she may in them set down
among the great constellation of states free
from one end TO the other. You may ask
why we contend for the Liberal party and
why the Tuscaroras as Democrats don't
identity themselves with some other
party. say to you that it is
because the work of the Liberal
party Is not yet done. That party has held
up principles Of right and righteousness
until they caused the Mormon church to
tremble from center to circumference and
knocked the cornerstone from under it.
Then Only Ii became possible for men and
women alike to know that no power could
compel wife to divide her bed and love
with another woman, 1t had not only re-
neved the people of the territory, but had
caused that political party representing the
church TO stack arms and give up the
fight.
why should we cease work before orr
work Is accomplished. Because they have
stacked arms should we fraternize with
thems No! L say not. Therefore Won
md US as Democrats banded together as
Liberals to maintain and keep in statu quo
the order that we have accomplished. so
that everybody in this territory may be-
come Americanized and learn to love and
cherish the principles we have fought for
so long"
RIP VAN wINKLE BAsKIN
clothed in long beard and misfit suit of
preiudices followed, and said: 81 think of
all the cheeky animals on earth, these Dig
gers and Piutes surpass all" Then he
paused to chuckle at his witticism
Brother Hall has said that by the efforts
OF the old Liberal party we forced the
Peoples party to stack arms We simply
made them turn their coats inside ont
But after it was turned, it was the same
old coat. They advocate the same old
principles; the same arms are retained in the
same hands, under different name. Does
any one doubt that they are the same
band! The only difference is that a few
Dlggers and Piutes that once affiliated
with US have Joined them and turned
against the old party that redeemed this
country. They are the checklist, because
they attempt TO ostracize the Democrats
who affiliate with us.
"All at once they locked to the other side
joined with the enemy and turned their
bayonets against US and they are attemnt-
ing to ostraciZe US from the Democratic
party. / ask you, amt that sub lime cheek D
L even overestimate others when say that
there are not over 100 who went over and
among the number
ONLY FEW WORTH CENT.
We never trusted them and think we are
benefited by their absence. The number
OF Democrats in the old Liberal party is
fully $500. All we have got to do is to
stick to our guns, We will recapture our
guns, 2,5CO men can't be dictated to by
those who went out OF the party. By false
representations to Congress on the part of
these renegades it will throw its influence
to the theocracy they so much desire.n
Old Tip then went on to recite the
valuable services he performed for Utah
when he was sent to Washington. He
then spoke Of his humiliation when he
learned that Congress was in favor of
statehood. VI ask you who have families
TO see in the light Of the past and the pres
emit what an Inheritance statehood or the
Faulkner bill would be to hand down to
our children. AS long as the local issue
overshadows the national let us keep to-
gether until our land is placed beyond the
danger of a priestly rule.
"They say am old Rip Van Wrinkle and
so set on my ways that nothing can change
me to meet the changed conditions of to-
day. simple declaration of change
means nothing. When the real
change comes and we can dismiss
the old Liberal party you will see 1t in
hnndrsd WAYS: in your social relations in