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

A vote for the Republican ticket is a vote
wasted; and wasted votes do not count.
Stand by your guns, Democrats, and
stand by your ticket.
We have no candidate that we need ap-
ologize for, and none we need be ashamed
OF. Vote them into office.
Let US see to it that the Leonards, Dukes,
Stantons, Janneys ct al. retire to The OBJ
security of private life.
THE Liberal party-the Girondists Of
Utah-will pass away on Monday night in
wild debauch."
This is our last call-to Republican rene
gades-lt they don't come over now, 1t will
be too late. ARTHUR Brown.
1.-THE Tribune has been urging statehood
but its editor sneaked in at the tail end of
the protest at the so-called Liberal conven-
ton. Consistency thou art'.-John M.
Zane.
1.-THE flag is in danger (Fort Sumte
was fired on thirty one years ago..
Cali men are free and eQuaI' Except in
Utah) Boss Powers.
"When the divisionists went out they
only took few brigadiers." (when l go Pll
take the rank and file and get paid for
them) Powers.
"They were all Benedict Arnolds who
left US Qast spring. aud they will suffer
the heart burnings. flowers.
mine eyes have seen the glory of the
coming of the Lord"-(but he forgot the
resD. He is trampling out the vintage
where the grapes of Moth are stored'-
didn't suit his acts.-Powers.
The last prayer of the Liberal chief;
II say God save America.
say God save Utah.
I say God save Salt Lake City" for
can't-so boys get off the old ship before
she goes down. J. Powers.
The So cal ed overflow meeting composed
OF band, six torches and one hundred
people with G. M. jackson to preside
called at the steps of the ole
Walker Opera House, by Jsdgt
Powers, was another evidence o.
the Bosses Power (!) in the dramatic line
A genuine play was looked for, but the
glare of few dim torches sufficed TO show
Walter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
faith, who took seat in the Democratic
Territorial committee last summer Il
prevent division on party lines-until full
generation had passed-and in the mean
time he should not be molested in his office
of County Attorney Then came Judg
| Hoage, who vented his spleen in the usua
manner and the last Of the Liberal
went down In the pavilion AM
told che audience that two thousand PEG
pie were holding an overflow meeting, al
an Offset to his out door eXaggeration tina
five thousand were holding one in doors.
Well, the curtain is going down-slov
music-and red lights. Out.
E. A. Franks, the independent candidat
for city marshal, when asked last nigh
what his prospects were, said: g
am really astonished at the success l hav
met with, and it will not al all surprise N
if | am elected"
In the report of the Scandinavian Demo
cratic meeting, which was held on F'rida
night, the names of D. M. Nelson, job
Larsen and Henry Siegel were unlnter
tionally omitted.
Democratic voters will take notice tina
the polls will open at 80 on Monday an
} close at $3.50. Be on hand to watch tn
Liberals hobos. Judges of election wi
find the boxes for balloting at the precinc
places.
Arthur Brown was appointed by til
commission yesterday vice Jack Bolton {
Judge of election in the second poll of tn
Fourth precinct.
One of the notable features of last night
Liberal rally was the conspicuous absenC
of any allusion to the party's candidate
There was purpose in this madness.