The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-07
Vote for ERNEST ELDREDGE.
WHY VOTE THE REPUBLICAN
TICKET 4?
mat TuscarOra Brave and Mormon Scalp
Hunting Democrat, K. n b.

That Tuscarora Brave and Mormon Scalp
Hunting Democrat, K. n b.
When man joins any particular party
he should do so believing that its prirci-
pies are those which will benefit his coun-
try, develop its resources aud enlighten its
cltizens. The man who affilIates with any
party In hope of personal gain regardless
OF the welfare of his felIow-cltizens is IN
worthy OF the esteem of any honest man.
HaVlng once Joined a party, every voter
should stand soidly by that party unless
convinced that its opponent mas SUD rior
principles. He should vote solidiy for the
nominees OF his party unless they are men
unworthy of his support. Personal prefer
ence should cut no ngure In the matter;
Tor only by standing on platform of ex-
alted and correct principles framed in con-
Fentlons OF earnest citizens can we lndivid-
ualiy cope to correct evils. Many ReDuD-
means, good, honest men, were led away
last August by the spocious plea
That to vote the Democratic ticket
was the only way 10 down the Liberals"
Ctah boys were not the only ones to be
thus deceived. We know of many eastern
Republicans; men whose political training
should nave taught them better, WHO fell
into this fatal mistake. We now say most
emphatlcally that this should never again
occur. We have in this section two politi-
cal Toes before US. First, the Liberal
party with that ''Tuscarora brave" and
Mormon Scalp-hunting- Democrat. r. n.
Baskln, at the head of its ticket: and that
other notorious Democrat, 0. w. Powers.
as us chief medicine man. Then we have
the straight out Democrats, wac appeal TO
Us Tor and against the Liberal wing of
their own party. We are politically op-
posed to both. No Republican can afford
TO vote anything but tie straight ReDubIi-
can ticket. We have the principles. and
must not go back, seven for once
upon them. We have the best ticket
IN the HELD and any intelligent
man acquainted with the three candidates
for mayor will at once admit that Heber
II. wells towers above the Democratic and
Liberal Democratic nominees as a giant
above plgmies. Baskin with his anti-MOr-
mon spleen; his hatred of anything done
by those pioneers, who made it possible to
i've in this unknown region, is q fitting
candidate for the party of hate. Little
better is "Colonel' Lett. g .War hOrse,1
representing the real estate men, but com
paratlVeiy unknown to every other class of
the community. Heber NJ. Wells repre-
sents at once the old and the new in Utah.
A son OF one Of the stalwarts among the
pioneers, bearing the name of one whose
hdeHty TO his friends and fearlessness of
MS Toes was every where known. He at
the same time possesses all the qualities
necessary to a thorough efficient MAYOR
Every citizen knows his fitness for the
position, and at his hands every man will
receive EQUAL respect before the law. The
otner nominees are also men qualified in
every sense for the positions TO which they
have been nominated, and for every Re
publican there Is but one sensible, honor
aole course, and that is to vote the straight
Republican ticket.