The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-17
PAYSON DEMOCRATS.
Preliminary Steps to Organize and Win
Notes OF Every Kind.

Preliminary Steps to Organize and Win
Notes OF Every Kind
The Democrats assembled at the city hall
at s last evening, Mcclellan in the chair
After approving their former minutes, re-
ports were made by the various committees
previously appointed. The treasurer's re-
port showed 1873 on hand Report of
committee on newspaper printing, ETC.,
wished further time, but stated that Mr..
Pickering would sell to the Democrats and
retain a number of shares Of stock, but
didn't know if he could find capital among
our party to take up ell the shares remain
ing. He wished further time to investi-
gate, which was granted.
Mr.. Irvine handed In a written report of
OF procedure, which defined the necessity
OF Democratic club and mode of proceed
ure to educate our young men in Democ-
racy, which embraced many good points of
Democratic work necessary to bring out a
lively campaign. Mr. Irvine continued r
word or two upon the business of club.
Mr.. Crook. Brimhall Higham. Irvine ard
Done entered into g discussion over the
word enemy" as being an appropriate
term for our Republican friends. While
opponent was a more agreeable name, a
vote WAS taken, and the enemy stood as
ii was written. There was quite laugh
raised during the discussion as some o1e
said we would emulate the Enquirer. If we
use SO hard terms as enemy" next we
would say scoundrels, liars, etc, etc
Mr.. Belts was not in favor of persecut-
ing others because they were not Demo
Gratis. but as fer showing the Republicans
better way, we could, but they would
not accept it. They want q strong govern
ment-one that will keep down the weak.
They want power aud no matter who is in
subsection, but we want equality as well
| as good government, and will contend for
il. MIR. Irvine said he received word from
the central committee that we could have
rally about May and have speakers
from Salt Lake, also the Provo drum
corps, and if we should accept the propo-
sition we must get to work at once. There
should be committees for the purpose Of
arranging and making preparation.
Also on May II the convention
would meet at Ogden aud we should
now begin TO get ready. We have plenty
of work on hand; commence at once. Mo
Clellan, chairman, wanted all to DO credit
able work, it was important to take it IN
at once as we had only thirty days Then
followed the necessity of club Organization.
which all had something to say about
when finally it was decided the chairman
would give public notice when there would
be special meeting for organ zing Demo
cratic club, and adjournment, was made.
NOTES AND ITEMS.
Rev. R. t. Smith will hold Easter SER
vices at the II. E. church Tomorrow morn
ing; we know little about Easter doings.
Payson Hard Scrabble ball club goes to
Spanish Fork to-day again to do up the
boys, as they said they done them up' be-
fore.
There was social hop at Hancock's hall
last night. which waa q pleasant affair un-
der the management OF Joseph Reece and
William Lewis.
Easter eggs are in demand now; many
are expected TO go to outside resorts, up
the caiion, and to the lake to-day and to-
morrow to ''play breaks and otherwise.
The foot race between Payson stBIuffsn
! and Spanish Fork Tufts didnot come off