The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-18

much against their will.
THE TRIP TO CHEYENNE.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., IL Special tele-
gram to The HERALD. The train left Og-
den at z p. m. At Echo, W. W. Cluff and
wife. James Bromley, John Boyden and
Thomas Thackery got aboeld AT Evan
ston we were joined by Joseph Kimball.
Here we met H. M. Wells and w. H Rowe
returning from Minneapolis.
This morning the Utah delegation organ
lied as follows: w H. Smith. chairman !:
William Burke, G. W. Thatcher, Alfales
Young, S. R. Thurman and a. j. Weber,
executive committee
At Laramie the delegation was received
by the Albany Democratic club, headed by
band Some five thousand people were at
the depot. kentucky Smith was called
for and made q short speech, in which he
said:
I'VE have fight on hand in Chicago
with hand of Tuscaroras. They have
been raiding through adjoining states
They want our scalps, but we shall come
back with theirs hanging in our beltsn
Hon. j. NJ. Burke, Of idaho, was next
called. He said the Idaho Democratic del
egats were solid fer the Straight Demo
Gratis of Utah and for free silver.
He was followed by the Hon. James
Rswley, who uttered the same sentiments.
President Bromley, of the Albany
county club, voiced the sentiments of
Wyoming He wanted no laws made
to favor her and "a. neze for the
protected manufacturers and capitalists of
the east. He was in favor of free silver
and hoped the delegates would cast their
votes for candidate who would favor it..
The train left Laramie amid cheering
and music.
On our arrival at Cheyenne we were met
by band and large and enthusiastic
crowd of Democrats. Foremost among
the crowd was ex-Postmaster Barratts,
Lieutenant r. L. Anderson. After intro
auctions and an exchange of compliments
ex-Chief Justice McGinnis. of Wyoming,
was called on for a speech. He devoted
himself mostly to the Tuscaroras, whom he
termed half-breeds with their tomahawks
in their hands. Their sole aim was to per-
petuate local fight through religious pre-
JUDGE.
He was followed by Hawley of Idaho,
who scored the Tuscaroras in the same
style. He predicted Utah would come into
the Union as Democratic state.
j. M Burke thanked the Democrats and
citizens of Cheyenne for their hearty re-
ception.
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DENVER, Colo, June 17.-lSpecial tele-
gram to THE HERALD. I'VE arrived at 8: 81
p. m. at the depot, and were met by Mr.. H.
Y. Anderson, as a representative of the
Greystone club. From the depot many
marched up to the handsome rooms of the
Greystone club, while some took carriages
and drove around the town. From the
club rooms the members took a walk
around the town and thence to the train.
In talk with Hon. James H. Hawley OF
Idaho, he said the Mormon question in
Idaho was practically settled. He was of
the opinion that the Democratic party
would favor in it's platform the
abolition of the Idaho test oath.
Speaking of Idaho politics, he said
That j. M. Ballantine was most promin-
emily mentioned as the Democratic candi-
date for the governor Of Idaho Of the
candidates to be nominated at Chicago. he
said the Idaho delegation would probably
cast its first ballot for either German or
Boies, but the general sentiment of Idaho
was for Cleveland were it not for his silver
views. In regard to the Tuscarora fight at
Chicago, MIR. Hawley says every delegate
and every member of the Idaho party are
in favor of the straight-out Democratic
party of Utah now and forever
The sentiment of the Greystone club is
rather in favor of Flower for the first place
and either Boies or Gray for second. Now
for Kansas and the plains.
BULLETINS FROM TAG.
The following bulletins were received Ell
the Union Pacific Office yesterday from
Travelling Passenger Agent Taggart:
LARAMIE. June II Kentucky Smith is still
of the opinion that Democracy is on top and is
loud in his praises OF the Democratic special.
Speech making prevails at all stops. Every
body happy. Big blowout here. speech max
ing and music prevailed during our fifteen min
utes' stop.
DENVER, June l7.-Arrived here at 3:25
leave at 5. Everybody happy and enjoying the
hospitality OF the Greystone club now.
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