The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-05
CAMPAIGN CAROLS.
Democratic rally tonight.
Democracy ia IN the saddle.

Democratic rally tonight.
Democracy is In the saddle.
r. P. Morris Is all right He always
was.
Snow VS.. Leonard. 1t should be snow
VS.. tar.
That Bowman bond case is mighty inter
esting campaign reading.
The voice is the voice Of Duke, but the
hand is the hand OF Dooly.
Karrick has some backbone, and there
fore the posses hate him.
To-night's Democratic rally will be the
greatest ever held in Salt Lake.
Keep your eye on Leonard. He is not
the kind of man to keep it off OF.
Janus Janney will sell out the Liberal
party before either is six months older.
Among the ruins of conventions j. b.
Walden stands erect like the honest man
he is.
Salt Lake owes to R. w. Young a relief
from taxation of 20 per cent. Pile up your
majorities for him.
A man not to be trusted in private bust
ness should not be pushed into public bust
ness. That applies to Stanton.
We would rather be abused than praised
by Variau. He eulogized Annie Prindle;
Do not miss the grand Democratic rally
tonight at the Walker pavilion. The
music and speakers and principles will all
be of the best
DIR. Tiff doesn't like Schroeder's three
P's, but neither does he like all of the Lib
eral ticket. What change is there coming
over DR.. Tiff!
The references made to the workingmen
in the Liberal convention yesterday, come
from the heart, and they were rough upon
the workingmen.
One thousand five hundred is the ma
jority the Democratic candidates claim for
our side. ''Stand by your guns, boys" and
verify the estimate.
The ladies who will serve coffee, buns
and Democratic tickets on election day are
requested to meet at 2 pm. omorrow at
the Knutsford hotel.
A delegation of Republicans. headed by
Judge Bennett and John Henry Smith,
have gone to Washington to urge the pas
sage of the Teller bill.
Treasurer Walden is the only officer OF
the city government who has been holored
with denomination. He must be worthy
man, as everybody knows him to be.
That must have been great experience
meeting for Ferry and Witbeck in the
Liberal convention yesterday when they
were sat down upon without ceremony.
Detective Franks is an Independent can
didate for city marshal. He at least ha;
the right to claim the distinction of having
suppressed the hold-ups-a distinction
which Janney is industriously trying Il
monopoliZe.
The Democratic platform and candidates
) many of the latter hard working laborer'
= themselves, give the wage earners TIT
, most generous recognition. Workingmen
, go to the rally tonight and show by YOU
presence your sympathy in the movement
( To the Fifteenth Ward Drum Corps
= You are requested to meet the YOun!
5 Mems Democratic club at its headquarters
9 221 South Fifth West, at O'CLOCK this eve
g ming to march with it to Walkers pavilion
Joseph A. Grennan, president.
In his speech before the Liberal territor
ial convention yesterday, Varlan called tn
div sionists Benedict Arnolds. And he i
the Identical coward and traitor who signe
the Republican club list and then at tn
beck OF the bosses sneaked back into tn
Liberal fold. He is a pretty man to or
r Catch thiefn'
< The Young Mems Democratic club an
J. all Democrats on the west side are re
quested to meet at headquarters of th
3 Young Mems Democratic club, 221 Sout
:, Fifth West, at Z o'clock this evening, t
form q line and Ia arch in body to Wake
q pavilion. Held's band and the Efficient
s Ward drum corps will head the procession
Il BY order of the committee.
L Tue scandinavian Democrats will hold
. rousiGg rally tonight at Social hall, begin
=, ming at clock. After the meeting the
!. ! will transact impor tant business regardin
{ the coming election. Every Scandinavia
, in the city is invited. The speakers wi
y be Colonel H. G. Lett and Messrs. Car
quist, Madsen, FernsLrom, Peter johnson
a. L. Hedberg and b. Hansen.
n Il was sorry to see Rev. Mr.. Thrall 6
g slated in TIE HERALD" said one of tn
n gentleman's friends yesterday. at
% true his attitude looked little inconsis
ent. but it must be remembered that he
n q minister by profession and that Whe
asked to pray at the liberal convention, /
,r could no more decline than at any othe
N funeral. Then praying for a lot of sinner
doesn't imply that be is one OF them.
know positively that Mr.. Thrall hottie
=, the Liberals long ago that he wou
. scratch their ticket and that he propose
to 90 it freely"
IT, s'They say'' that Pat Lannan ragged lii
~ bowling coyote when he got home al
found how things had been going on at Il
Tribune in his absence. THE writer w
e first ''ierked up'' for coquetting with Il
Republicans while 1.-The catn was ava
n and ''they sayn 1.-THE writer ate vel
or humble pie and promised never to do
Is. Is any more. Then they say Mr.. Nelson csu
~ in for a TRADE for allowing Karrick's mar
he to appear in the paper-when Mr.. Nels
knew that Lannan and karrick were n
.o on speaking terms. Karrick's name W
i promptly Topped off and the whole LibeI
- party IS now scratching its head over iu
Or what il ought to do in the matter. Kari
IL was interviewed by a HERALD report,
but he briefly SAID: ''Ive nothing to 8
but this: l am candidate and shall I
If main sou