The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-06
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classes alone does Democracy address itself.
10 70 the other classes we have no appeal lAp
ity and honesty, party Of the people" lap |
,lause.
The colonel then took up the water question !
md showed its thorough mismanagement. IF
hese Liberals had been true to T. cir trust this
work would have been let by contract and given
% the lowest bidders. 1t is now carried on by
5he water master for the purpose of overriding
he will of the people on next Monday. Zap
Dlause. These are facts they are made to
exist under the rule of W. ii. Ryan" Jap
olause.l
Some one interrupted with dissent, but the
gallant colonel stopped the CRY of Put him
out ~ by saving: ~ et him 90 on: | can stand
oil any drunken Liberal.
'For the purpose of a Job the council, after
wasting the public's time and for the purpose
of booming certain real estate, have located,
finally, the city and county building on the
Eighth ward square which is totally
unit being low, wet and boggy. They were
not satisfied with this, but johbed Barbour out
of the contract he was honorably entitled to by
virtue of a bid some 5000 lower than that of
the man who got it, SO that this man Bowman
might vote their ticket and do their behest.
| Applause. The result has been BoWman'S
forged bonds and the city left unprotected APP
plause.l These are the facts. and that is why
they did not renominate single man but kar-
rick, and he has been forced to get off, and an
other of their candidates had to go because he
was party to the forged bonds.
This is the party of purity, the party that
says we are coop Democrats. Laughter.
AnG we arel We are proud to cooperate with
all decent men VINO want to cooperate with
the Democratic party. Applause They say
we have made party division because we
want office, and we are attacked on all sides By
these intensely pious political parsons, by
man who comes and opens Liberal meeting
with pr yer" Laughter.
The people of the Mormon church say they
have abn gated the doctrine of polygamy and
believe that they are just as sincere as the peo-
pie of my own church who have abnegated the
doctrine of infant damnation. Applause.
believe that if the Mormon church attempted
to go back to that doctrine it would split 1t
from center to CT conference Applause.
The colonel closed wich stirring a peal to
all Democrats to go the polls Monday and
TO roll up big majority and snow the Liberals
under
WILLIAM BURKE,
who came next said: Judging from the vast
multitude ! see before me- there is no further
conjecture as to the result OF the election on
Monday. Why this stampede from the Liberal
party, this great revolution of feeling with II
the last few days? Because merchant, me-
chanic and labOring man alike are opposed to
the one man rule, opposed TO the dictation of
who shall hold office and as to whom they shall
vote for. These are the men VINO are going to
hurl the Liberals from Office next Monday.
Applause. The wordngmen are tired OF nav
in to present letter from some ward poll
tic an when they apply for work and gong
down on their knees to beseech it even then.
lAppiduSS.l
GEORGE SNOW
declined to make speech because it was get
ting late. IF l did make a speech he said
lit would he a speech of compromise. Old
Baskin sad that in ten or twenty years we
would be ready for statehood. 1 really feel
like congratulating the Democratic party on
getting such a concession from the old hermit.
But we will compromise with him by elect ng
H c. Lett and the whole Den ocratic ticket on
Monday next and then we will have no more
trouble here. [ApplaDsei
WILLIAM CONDOR
was then introduced and said:
do not surrender any thought, act or prin
ciple of mine since I came TO Titan when l ad
dress you on this occasion. l left the Liberal
party when the lily of the valley introduced
and had passed by the territorial Liberal com
mittee resolution 10 dis franchise the Nor
mons Edmund Burke, in defending the rights
of his fellow counlrymen against such an in
famous proposition, said: You cannot indci
a whole people," and never shall such measure
be popular in the Rocky mountains BGskir
| favored shat measure here ana for Idaho and
was Gimpleton enough to say that under tbs
state government then the Republicans would
divide the spoils and give cue of the Senator
| ships of Idaho to a Democratic foolish idea
as Basl1n would have Known had he fought thu
| Republicans as long as he fought the Mormons
| for the Republicans never give up anything eX
cept by force. Applause Mr.. Condor CLOSED
| by telling his audience that he knew the TuSca
rora tribe on their original habitation on uh,
banks of the Niagara river, and that Powers
gang did well to call themselves Tuscaroras
because they were bad Indians; they were no
numerous: they were perfectly harmless; the.
were dying off rapidly, and they got full on beer
! Applause
M'NALLY AND PARKS.
William McNalley followed in a stirring litti
speech and n. A. Parks, the gallant lttl
! leader OF the Fifteenth ward. came In with
great roast for the Liberals and the remarkabl
| statement of which he has the proof, tina
even the Hon. p. H. Lannon had said on Tn
| streets that unless the Liberals put better me-
on the ticket he, Lannon, would have to scratcl
it very badly
JUDGE CHERRY
said: SIT is growing late but 1 hope none c
you will leave the hail, as presume you Of
know that the best comes last Laughter.
presume also that the large number of ladie
present are here in the interest of their homes
| You must not rely on the Liberal party II Is
strong party. Thew really have seven prime
ples-the five loaves and the two fshe:
| Laughter. IL is composed OF wonderful
combination. Thoy have Indians among them
Fear not, they only play Indians, Just Ike W
did when we were boys and girls, they ar
what used to be called in the Indian territor
squaw Indians. That means white men VIII
married Indian maidens Laughter Latel
it has been decreed that squaw Indians can
draw rations That will be the case on ney
Monday. Applause. They also have anothe
against this Observation-Disclosures, ingrates an
IiiiIs." lApplause.l
The surprise of the evening was the les
speaker,
A. b. DE SILVA,
Ha said. "I came to Salt Lake on account {
PARTICLES published in the Tribune. was some
what afraid however. on account of the darl
ness saw between the lines. want to say
have found the people all that could be wished
generous, and willing to extend the hand {
friendship to even poor strange r. Applause
I know nothing of twenty years ago, nor do
care.
prominent among the Liberals who bay
done most to injure the financial prospects an
} financial hope OF this city is Judge Goodwin
| GApplause.l He has zone more in this liz
than any man OF the party. Appla Use. No
: who is he? Who is this great Caesar? Upo
what meat doth he feed that he has grown s
great?
convenience and this touching his pocket, Wa
ready to shake the hands of even Mormon
Applause and yells. Mr.. Goodwin has simpl
passed into the position OF a demagogne.
But mark you, would be fair For his il
telectual attainments. even or his generosit
of heart l have the most profound respect
For his persistency in keeping alive o.
sores and building and forever tanning the fl
beneath the feet of our little country, 1 hay
the most profound contempt: Applause.]
WHAT is the matter with him? Does |
think we are idiots? Does he not know hir
9 self that these Old issues are dead? He pos
ike some ETeab AJdA NuIle we poor ntt
n Wonderland Midgets must walk beneath
legs.
There was a perfect storm of yels for D
D Silva 10 go on but he refused.
The meeting then closed but far up al
j, down the streets the people as they PASS
home spoke with an enthns asm Of the resi-
: on next Monday that bodies i'll for the Liberl
and good for the state and city.
SCANDINAVIAN DEMOCRATS.