The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-03
CAMPAIGN CAROLS.

Owing 10 the ratification meeting of the
Democrats at the Walker pavilion last
night the Central club postponed its regular
meeting until Tuesday next.
Did you hear that gale from Kaysville,
Brother Wellsl 1t doesn't promise well
for that Republican cyclone'' which is to
sweep g. o. p, man into congress next
fall.
The Republicans in Logan are sending
carloads OF men to Ogden Tor naturaliza-
ton. We know the Democratic leaders
are on their guard. They are alert, able
and patriotic.
Let's speech was like spark in pow
der magazine. IL lgnited the penJ up en-
thusiasm OF the vast tnrong of Democrats
at the Walker pavilion and for a time il
seemed as II 1t would lever stop.
That was great meeting at the Walker
pavilion last night. Had there been better
accommodations so that the people could
| have renamed throughout, the hall would
have been unable To hold half the enthusi-
astlc Democrats that came in.
a gentleman of high repute is authority
for the statement that Mr. Z. II, Lannan
yesterday said to another gentleman
| That fellow harrlck" (meaning the only
| Liberal candidate who was re-nominated
for the city counciD lis scouudrei, AID |
for one 20 not propose to vote for him"
On Friday evening at o'clock the Scan
dlnavian Democrats will hol1 a grand rati-
tication meeting at the Social hall. The
speakers will be Peter Johnson, A. L..
Hedberg, Bernhart Hanson, G. M Nilsson
and p w. Madsen.
e. o. CARLQUEsT, President.
P. G. NELSON, Secretary.
Mrs. Sloan, The society editor of The
HERALD, who is as accomplished and popu-
la- be il Inns inc tlp ha
cause, desires a number of other ladies' to
JOIN with her III opening q booth with free
coffee, buns and Democratic tickets on
election day. Let responses be sent TO her
In care OF TIE HERALD.
a lady who resides in the Fourth pre-
cnct and at whose house lot of ,he hobo
colonizers reside, lost all of her boarders
except one few days ago. To him she ex-
pressed regret that the men had lett, as she
needed the money they were paying. The
hobo calmly told her that she could consider
herself in pocket by losing them, as they
had made up theif minds to get in debt to
her for two weeks and then Jump their
bills.
A great meeting will be held at 80 this
evening at the headquarters OF the Young
Mems Democratic CLUB at the Rio Grande
Western depot, ct which Hons Dyer, Hen
derson, West and p. l.. Williams will
SPEAK GloerJ a. Mclean, the Demo
cratic nominee for marshal, will also be
there. The members OF lhe executive
commi.te of the Young Men's Democratic
club, under whose auspices this meeting
Will be held, are requested to remain after
it is over for the transaction of important
business.
The Fifth precinct Republicans held an
enthusiastic meeting in the federal court
room last evening. c. w. Bennett pre-
sided and the speakers were John Henry
Smith, Colonel l. Trum DO, of San Fran
cisco, John Nj. Zane, Colonel Allan Millar
and B. b. Nesott. The merits of the
various tickets were discussed and the
meeting enthusiastically cheered to the
echo the names Of the candidates on the
ticket headed by Hon. Heber NJ Wells.
The miserable attempt to hand the city
over TO a horde of adventures was de-
nounced, and the meeting separated pleased
to work for the success of the Repu blican
ticket. There will be grand ratification
meeting in the courtroom this evening
c. w. Bennett, John M. Zane, j. H. Smith,
James Sharp, S. j. Kenyon, Colonel A. Mil.
lar and all the candidates will be present.