The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-14
BRIGHAM CITY BRIEFS.
Willard Democrats Rally-The Political Out
look in box Elder Uounty-M Miscellaneous.

Willard Democrats RGlly-The Political Out
look In hox Elder County miscellaneous
Last Saturday night the Democrats of
Willard had a grand rally which will be
long remembered in that enterprising little
burg. 1t was S:15 O'clock when the home
band commenced rendering some of their
sweet music. People came in from all
directions anxious to hear what the party
that has the interest of the people at heart
had to say When MIR. Hubbard called the
meeting 10 order there were present just
$50 people, Professor j. H. Paul of Logan
WAS the speaker and explained in an able
way how 1t had ruined this country since
We have had the balance OF trade against
us, and how the Republican party had
drained US Of goods ana gold by their pro-
lection policy. He showed that in one
year the United States had sent S44, 900, 900
more goods away than received, and the
same year 81, 000, 900 more in gold Was sent
abroad than received. He then went on TO
explain the bounty question in way that
was satisfactory to every one present. At
the conclusion Mr.. Paul asked the congre-
cation If, when tIe tariff was taken of
sugar the price dropped 81, would the price
OF other articles not drop If the tariff was
taken off, And if the tariff kept sugar up
If it would rot have the same effect on
other articles: This argument took the
audience somewhat by surprise and hand
clap was the result, which lasted over sixty
seconds.
The Republican party in Brigham in
general, and certain would-be editor in
particular, seems quite alarmed becaus Q
every body knows that their pet, 1.-The
Citizens Alliance is only 8 Republican
scheme to catch Democratic votes. While
we take no particular pride in auarrelng
with scarecrow, it may be we'll 10 inform
the Report editor that The HERALD cor
respondent does not seek information from
anyone, as To what TO write and that be
writes only what he knows is true and can
always prove 1t; but II Is otherwise with
that little Report, had it not been for e. H.
Box and Il. Ii. Jones that paper would be
nothing out blank sheet.
The outlook for the Democratic party in
Box Elder county is indeed very encourag
ing. Every day the Democrats are gaining
ground. IL will be remembered that in
Willard last year the Democrats carried
that city with a majority of only 2 votes
but Mr.. Hubbard says that majority will
be increased TO about IA this fall. Over in
Bear River city fifteen foreigners have
been naturalized, all of whom are strong
Democrats, and right here in Brigham city
we have an organization with mber-
sup VI Ofer Sixty, CONSISTING moStiy VI IN
teligent young men who understand their
motto to perfection. 1t was decided at the
club meeting last night to hold meetings
every Saturday night and to have an i'm
portant speaker each time until after cleo
ton.
Next Saturday the club meeting will be
held in the Second ward meeting house
and Professor j. II. Paul has promised to
be present.
The Democrats are more hopeful than
ever.
The Box Elder Primary association held
their quarterly conference yesterday. To-
day the Ralief society will hold theirs.
The nremen are preparing for a great
bali to take place in the opera house one
week from Friday.
BRIGHAM, Sept. Ii, 1892.