The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-06
CAMPAIGN CAROLS.

What do you think of last nights rallya
Democrats. the victory is yours If you
will do your duty.
A vote for the Republican ticket ia a
vote thrown away.
Judge Powers and John M. Zane do not
speak as they pass by.
Olson was bad Lawson, or whateverh is
name may be, is worse.
We have the enemy on the run. Let US
smite him hip and thigh.
No cause but one that is righteous can
Workingmen, vote for an increase Of
your wages; that is to say, vote for Dem
ocracy.
Wendell Benson is as good presiding
officer as he is Democrat, and that is say
ing a volume.
s.Lett--us have peace" and the sure way
TO secure it is to vote the Democratic ticket
next Monday.
Joe Walden is not the property OF any
bank. He will use his Office for the good
of all the people.
Karrick is conspicuous example of the
Liberal who dares defy his bosses. The
bosses sandbag him.
Serves the boss right. He prated 80
much about the home, that it became wear
isome Now he is weary.
How much rather the Liberal organ would
attack the Democratic ticket than its own
if it only had single pretext.
| Ali the Republican speakers last night
agreed that their ticket had no chance in
this fight; then why support ita
While Mr.. Janney is out electioneering,
the festive burglar is out ourgling, and the
hobo bides his time for Monday.
Look out for campaign roorbacks. The
Liberals are handy with libellous posters,
which they afterwards ascribe to Demo
Gratis.
The wet blanket which fell over the Lib
eral boom after Thursdays convention was
far-reaching in it's effect. The boomerang
got in It's work.
Colonel Merritt struck from the shout
der last night and brought the fire every
time. Facts, figures and details were not
prosy in his hands,
There will be a Democratic rally in the
Eighth ward schoolhouse to- night Demo
cratic candidates and prominent citizens
address the meeting.
The audience at the pavilion last night
never grew weary. The new takers il
the persons of Cherry, McNally and Silvs
proved strong attractions.
We'll fight Republicans after Monday
now it is the common enemy we mus
overthrow. The Republican ticket Is not
in it. Don't waste your ballot.
We have no boodlers no forgers, no mer
ashamed of their nationality, no tools o.
bosses on our ticket--all free men asking
for the vote of free fellowmen.
1t is earnestly desired that as many
ladies as possible be at the Knutsford thi
afternoon at 2 o'clock to perfect arrange
ments for their duties on Monday.
There will be meeting tonight at tn
headquarters Of the Yonng Mems Demo
,, cratic club, 225 Sotuh, Fifth West street
t Good speakers will be in attendance.
The Young Mems Democratic club Will
meet at it's headquarters tonight 1t vii
be the final rally. at which Mr. Condor
I Mr. Timmony and other speakers will b
present,
Our candidates expect to come cut of tn
: election with 500 majority. The attend
ance and the enthusiasm manifest at tn
rally last night certainly seems to verif.
{ their estimates.
Duke Harry belongs to Prince Dooley
lust as Leonard belongs to Boss Powers
, Baskin to Father Tirney, Stanton to Ian
non and Janney to whomsoever promise
, him the best Office.
Lett will move to the city hall mex
Tuesday and Baskln will-go into hi
8 shell, and indite letter to Kate field, dat
ing it February g. 1870, giving the lates
, returns from the war.
The Democratic party of Ut ah may cor
, graduate itself on the acquisition to 1t
ranks of that stalwart young member, d
a Silva, whose speech last night was plea:
o ing and yet forcible.
q Colonel Lett is proving himself equal t
+ any emergencies He never slops Over
a L VI Hlu III lu6 may VA . oAAiCO anu AO WI
s do Justice to all and help make Salt LAX
the superior of any city in the west
Why, oh why! "Why should Harr
q Duke give up an Office that pays him $5,0
it for one paying only $4,000" asked Urea
Is urer Walden. Yes, whys Waive the q
swer back from Wells, Fargo's bank, NJ
Dooley.
Wendell Benson makes the best chat
man yet found. He holds the crowd al
ct keeps the old ship under full sail with Il
Democrat C colcrs at the mast head. t
crowd was always glad to see him ri
ia smilingly up and introduce the next speake
ID Boss Powers has increased the stoop
of his shoulders several degrees since Thur
i'd day. The attempt to hold q sO-called ter
ng torial convention here just at this time
10 bolster up the city election is too transp;
ent and the public appreciates the Situate
Congress will, too, in few days.
as NoTIcE-All persons are hereby Motif
el that no political dodgers or circulars Of a
he description will be issued by the DEN