The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-15
HARRINGTON FACTS.
Enthusiastic Democratic Meeting in Front Of
the Court House

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Posted notices Of Democratic ratifca-
tion meeting to be held in our court house,
stirring music BY the Military banl, and
lastly the arrival Of Messrs. b. H. Roberts
and J. II. Paul prefaced our big meeting
! last evening.
The speakers were heartily applauded
and rendered a sincere vote Of thanks for
their eloquent speeches.
The beautiful lawn in front OF the build
ing was preferred to the inside and chairs,
seats ana tables were accordingly moved
out
Many good Democratic points were made.
Six hundred millions of dollars ia value of
farm products are ex ported from the
United States each year. There is not
sufficient available casd in all Europe TO
pay that amount in cash, SO we are COM
/ PEELED TO take northumberland we should
have their merchandise as cheap as pos
slbie.
In China it costs twenty days labor to
produce one pound Of tea. We purchase
he pound Of tea with bushel Of wheat
produced with one days work, so we can
better afford TO raise wheat than tea.
On the same principle four days are re-
ouirec to make q yard Of silk that one
bushel OF wheat will purchase.
Farmers are natures no5lemen; they
produce from air and sunshine;. thirty
years ago the farmer was considered a
1 wealthy man the world over, now be is
poor; thirty years ago aI % farmers were
healthy and robust, now they are bent
with hard work; thirty years more Of Re-
publican rule and they will wear q collar
ard be slaves
The Democratic party naturally expects
the farmers TO avert their impending doom
by sustaining and upholding pure Demo
cracy.
b. H. Roberts read some resolutions and
moved that they be endorsed and that the
nomination OF Cleveland and Stevenson be
ratified.
In neat speech, Judge Brandon seconded
the motion, which was put and carried
with much enthusiasm. and after three
rousing cheers the meeting adjourned.
J. r. j. r. Smith presided with good
Democratic dignity.
Judge l.. j. Brandon and Colonel George
Chase accompanied the speakers from Cen
terville, where meeting was held yester-
day afternoon.
Some may think it is none of our concern
as to the morsls of our metropolitan
cousins: but when it is considered that a
great number of our youths and maidens
attend your academies, universities ana
colleges it can only be considered consistent
for US TO be posted in regard to the kinds
Of society they will be compelled to associ-
ate with.
Therefore: will you please =llow space
for the generally expressed opinion of your
country relatives relating TO the recent
official public exposure of crime in Salt
4 Lake city, comments are snperfiuous, but
parable might be opportBne.
royal and not over conscientious parent
Of 3 humber of big boys was informed by a
neighbor who was deeply interested in the
welfare Of said boys, that several of them
were practicing divers evils thar>if not
checked would lead TO serious consequences
to them and to others who might follow
their example. 1t being almost impossible
for said neighbor to credit the rumors he
heard of the boys bad Conduct, he placed
himself in a position to satisfy himself
beyond doubt as their guilt or limo
cence. The truth being discovered, he, as
before stated Informed the royal parent.
II being impossible 10 dodge the matter
he punished the hayward boys, but in
stead CT thanking the obiging neighbor for
the interest ne manifested for himself and
family, he grossly insulted him and not
very politely invited him to let him attend
to his family to suit his own royal self
PENNINGTON, July Il, 1892. @. T.