Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
TIE CITIZENS TICKET
A Big Meeting Held at tho Walker
House Last Night
THE ADDRESS NOT YET READY.
II win be Formulated by Wcints.
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The oillzens' committee met at the
Walker House last night but contrary
to expectation the address setting
forth the oi;y's deploIable financial
condition anu the necessity Of popu.
lar ticket was not ready, the reason
being that It was 20 huge an undertak
ing that more time would BIO required
10 formulate n.
The meeting was presided over by
J. Il. Dooly while Heber NJ. Wells
noted o. secretary.
Among those present were tho fol-
lowing well known gentlemen:
w. \. Mccormick, George Y. Wallace,
W. W. Ritter. James SHARP, John
Clark, Frank Arm8trOng, =. 4. Teas-
del, +. Is. FnrlOw, J. W. D1nnvllan,
Il. w. Madsen, o. J. Ssiisbury, vii.
liam II. Mcintyre, G.. =. Burton, Jo'
Heph Gcuglcptn, Richard Mcintosh,
Emmanuel Kahn. 4. l.. Williams, J..
II. Moylc, Ellsworth Dlggeti, J., "a.
Hills, George a. Lowe, Thomas u.
Weber, Spencer ClaWoDn, +. Wien.
mugs, H. 4. Mason, john u. Brhiul,
Henry BieRul, Elias a. smith, John
J. DAILY, TR Jones, l.. H. FaTnswOrihi
NJ. u. Sowl,s, Frank Knox, Alialrs
Young, Rudolph Aln, George w.
Snow, Arthur Pratt, Joseph T.. Bachc,
Walter T.. Jennings, James Duvinr,
l.. NJ. Earl, ID, x. Murdoch, Thomas
Garter, T.. ID. r.. Thompson, William
II. Dale, Sam Kenyon, Wendell Ben
ton, J.W. Whitehead aud many OlhCrs.
Speeches oummcndatory OF tue move
munt were made by T.. l.. William,
John a. Marshall, Cot. Sells, >, j.
Kenyon, w, w. Riter, James Deyiue,
John II. Lynch ani Mr.. Dooly, All
Of the speakers severely denounced tine
apendthrift method that had prevailed
during the present administration aud
when Mr. Ritter moved that IL be the
sense OF Those present that q teiUfma.
lion was the only proper thing under
the existing state Of affairs every man
but one siguiiled assent by rising 10 his
feet aud tho failure on his part WAS
due % a mlslpprohouslon.
Tue committee was granted until
"wednesday next 10 prepare It's nd-
drels and the meeting adjourned.
POLITICAL MOTIFS.
1t ~ now said that tho Amorinos
CONTEMPLATE starting . newspaper with
&. NJ. Jackson a. president.
Several Of tie Liberal city council.
men have taken 10 wearing white out
tJnhole bouquets, emblcmatlcnl of
purity and convincing uesifo ~ TO-
form.
Mort. q. Taylor sees nothing strange
In the fact that the Amorinus have a !
coroner nnd an undertaken In their |
midst. This, he believes, 10 rs II |
should be.
Toe three.pin politicians declare
they have completely divorced them. |
selves from the Liberal organ anu that |
they no longer obtain Hight, c1nsola. |
lion and instruction from its columns.
Judge Breeze, chairman, aud Sec.
ratary A. q. Wins make thcl an.
nruucumrnt that there will be- an
important meeting OF the First precinct |
Republican organization at . O'Clock |
on Ihursday next, IN the south wing
OF the Territorial Exposition building.
Ths good Liberal who stated 10
NEWS representative yesterday that
Judge POwera would come down from
his home In tie clouds last evening %
attend the citizens' meeting, hit wide
Of the mark. The Liberal chieitain
will remain In the higher regions for
severnl dAyn yet. AZ least 40 says one
of his friends.
Tho Building Tnies' Congress and
Federated Trades have struck
political rock au1 ne n result there h
"A split Ia the organizations which will
prevent the contemplated big parade
on Labor Day. The exposure OF j. l..
FranEs and Robert Slcntcr az members
oi the Amofinian society IL said 70 be
the cause OF the rupture. Tho Build.
lug Trades Congress will now gO 10
Saltnir on Monday while the Federated
Trades will 80 50 Garfield.
A First precinct councilman was
warmly scored by an Indignant con-
sutubnt az he emerged from the
municipal legislative chamber last
midnight, Following is sample OF
the passage Of words between Them:
ave put you fellows In tho Council
Sinking you would represent US anu
you TalSod h--l, You hoped 10 carry
favor with us whrh you put out poor
Billy Ryan. But It dou't 70. Why
DID YOU tut him oul? I'll answer
that myself IL is because when hu
htule from the city he wouldn't Whack
up with you. On you arc nico
thieving gang, the whole batch ofyCup I
At this point the councilman excused
himself 10 catch his car,