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

generously TO the Liberal campaign funu;
for didn't he get big job from his party
though his bid was 5000 higher than
another man'sl
A young man born and reared in Utah,
VINO has held responsible positions for
years with credit to himself and his en-
pIoyers. 10 r. P. Morris. He II now an es-
teemed business man and will make q
model recorder.
'Oh, yes" said one gentleman to an
other, Harry Duke il good Dooly
Democrat and the Dooly bank will be
treasurer Of the city funds 1t its man
should get there.''
Our candidates for the city council are
superb. No one will ever dare to designate
Them as Doodle aldermen, or charge them
with forgery. They are of the other kind
superb is the only word.
j. b. Walden is the present incumbent in
INC treasury, young gentleman of fine
Abilities sterling worth, unstained reputa-
ton and Democrat with all that the word
implies In Its broadcast application.
Anything for an office. is Janneys princi-
pie, or rather lack of principle. He would
as readily sell out the Democratic party as
ne onered to betray the Liberal party.
That is the kind of Tuscarora he is.
George w. Snow, Utah boy, was once
Liberal and served term on the school
BOARD by the suffrage of that party. A
bralny man, we'll qualified in every way to
MI the Office Of collector, he will surprise
the bosses when his vote Is counted.
Judge Baskin says of himself that he is a
monomanisc on the Mormon question. Now
leu US ask In all candor, isn't it wiser to
haye reasonable man for mayor than a
self-oonfessed monomsniRcl Say, Colonel
Lett.
Mister Janney writes letter denying
that he ever suggested to tell the Liberals
TO go to the evil one. Mister Janney Is an
oid-timer at denjals, but those VITO know
him will take this last one for what it is
worth. And that isn't much.
Gilbert A. Mclean is q working man, a
railroad engineer, and for many years was
the head OF the local division OF the Loco
motive Engineers. A look at his stalwart
form, his honest face, will make bin votes
as it makes him friends everywhere.
The committee on finance and registra-
ton OF the Second precinct of the Demo
cratic campaign are requested to report at
the office of l. M. Waddeil on Wednesday
evening, at 80 sharp.
G. YEADoN, Secretary.
Among the resolutions adopted at the
Democratic convention is one that Gig ut
hours by law should constitute a days
labor on all public works, and that the la
borers should be paid 80. SO per day instead
OF $500, as at present.
When will the committee of the city
council report on the bill of &C. 900 and over
sent in by Veterans er Harvey for .'con-
trolling the irrigation WATER during tue
tnl ee months when there was not foot of
ground irrigated-not milkpail of water
used for this purposes
Take Notice-The Fifteenth ward Demo
Sill
quested to escort the Young Mems Demo
cratic club to the ratification meeting held
in Walkers pavilion Tuesday, February
Ind. Start from headquarters at 7l5 d.
N. sharp. COMMITTEE.
All members of the Young Mems Demo
cratic club are requested to be present at
headquarters Tuesday, February 2nd, at Z
p. m, and be ready to march at 7:l5 p. N.
to attend the grand ratification rally in
Walkers pavilion. Their escort will be
Held's band and Democratic Drum Corps.
N. A. PARKS, Secretary.
Will somebody rise aud tell the people
how long Fred Leonard has lived in Salt
Lake city, and tell the truth about it; will
some reputable citizen come TO the front
and say that he has known him In any occu-
patton outside of curbstone politicsl Or is
this played-out Gunnison exile here for
revenue and Office only?
Colonel Lett was the Democratic candi-
date for governor against Furnas in Ne
braska. He was an esteemed citizen of
Denver, but when he returned on a visit to
both points recently, it was IN the interest
OF Salt Lake city, and he made speeches in
its interest that will reap good fruit That
is the kind of man II. G. Lett is.
On Saturday the Liberal organ said in an
article headed 1.-THE Ticket,n meaning, of
course. it's own, "thst if tie town were to
be picked over no better selections could
organ calls fran tically for the withdrawal
of one on the ticket This indiscriminate
booming OF anybody and every body nomi-
mated by the machine comes, like chickens,
home to roost
The Scandinsvians form part of our best
citizenship. They are honest, frugal and
law abiding, and If the Liberals really in
tended TO recognize them, they would have
found no difficulty In nominating some rep
resentative man of their nationality in
stead of Olson, whom they put up only TO
Rick him out. The whole proceeding ia a
gratuitous insult to the Scandinavians.
Grand Democratic rally and ratification
at Walkers pavilion this evening, COM
mencing at 80. Grand musical demon
stration by brass and string bands, Cen
trail and Democratic drum corps. The
Young Mems Democratic club will march
to the meeting keeping time to the inspir-
ing airs of 1.-The Csmpbells Are Com
ing" "Garryowen," 1.-THE Wearing of the
Green" selections by the bands from
Beethoven and Mozart and reyeille and
charge by the drum corps. Nominees on
the city ticket will be present on the plat
form, and fifteen prominent speakers.
Presentation OF handsome banner to the
Young Mems Democratic club. Beautiful
women and handsome men galore.
THE RALLY TO.NIEHT