The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-07

show, of its kind.
c. E. ALLEN
was then introduced and perpetrated the
ancient TRADE against church domineering
in politics.
COLONEL NJ. NJ. KAIGHN
next took the stand and tired his listeners
with long winded story that had no ap-
plication whatever, and closed with an
anathema against Home Rule.
vB DoLLIvER
expressed hesitation in speaking at all, but
he did it for all that. The Liberal party
out of the dust of the streets and in the
face OF the contempt of the Mormon
church, has raised the American flag until
1t floats ov er the very churches from which
swept the tide Of contempt The Liberal
party has sent forth blood into all the
veins of enterprise. 1t is not worth while
to count the achievements of the party in
the interest of which this meeting Is held.
1t is not worth while to try to refute the
ISLANDERS that have gone abroad, put one |
do want to refute, that o. W..
Powers imported the tifty-five Indians
other Tuscaroras. We are confronted TO-
day with the greatest conspiracy that ever
confronted this COMMUNICATIVE conspiracy
Of statehood. And he closed with an ap-
peal to "loyaln men to vote
JOSEPH X. MORRIS
routed against Walden, Dyer, THE HERALD
and sundry other enemies of public plum
der.
JUDGE POWERS.
This evening marks, so far as political
meetings go, at the close of campaign
that will have it's effects in history. Inc
/ Io+, 81 n Wi
say to the world at large whether the peo-
pie who have made of Salt Lake city that
stands as a lamp, whether shade shall be
cast over it, darkness such as existed be-
fore the Liberal party, through Its hght,
invited here women, children and capital.
This campaign is our most impoI tant.
| We have reached polut where every
ballot goes to say whether Utah shall DC
| enslaYed or be free. | am proud TO say
that the people with whom [ stand have
fought clean fight and will win proud
victory without resort TO the weapons used
by the other side. The converts that the
old Mormon party has brought are not 81
brave as the old members. They are only
brave enough TO use the weapon Of
the Mexican, the stilleto. They
have not given US fair battle
of their unnatural minds. l lay not thi:
to the Mormons. l have fought them anc
they have fought me. But you mus
remember that new converts are
over Jealous. Some of them, limp
ing upon platforms, have stood be
fore them with lies dripping from theu
festive lips. 1 say this because l stand be
fore those who have given me their faith
That confidence has been given to mt
as it has seldom been given t.
any man And l say that there il
no man, no woman, no child, can stand be
fore me and say that | ever betrayed them
care not, if the national party to which
belong may sink into Oblivion, for | realiz
that we have our country before our party
, The boss then proceeded to roast Colone
Lett, declaring that he was demagogu
who hoped to be elected through prayer
: yet with the next voice declared that b
had no use for long-haired preachers an
short-haired women.
He then took up the question Of the pro
; posed increase of wages on public wor
and declared that it was impossible to carr
' out the promise. He declared that Co
Lett would never be mayor for reason O
the campaign his party had waged.
"a gentleman wished me to call your a.
Z tention to matter he said he would en-
= dorse. Looking into your faces | can sa
o that among the hundreds of publ
!. speeches l have made not single man ha
= peen assaulted"
: This was followed by charge, Ches
7 ter, Charge" harangue.
/ "They must feel tonight as Benedict Al
l mold did when he betrayed his country.
: conclude now by saying you never locke
? upon such an election. The skies are ire
E from clouds and filed with the gloriou
:. colors of America. l say God save An
i erica, God save Utah and God save Sa
D I,aker