The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-04
TOLD ON THE QUIET.
A Few Facts 10 Think Over-The Citizens
Parade-Death to Liberalism.


Parade-Death to Liberalism.
after the elections over, After the
mud is thrown-Afrer Baslin triumphs
And Conlxlin is left alone; Many
head viii be aching, Many hats feel too
small; Many hand wen be shaking
After it ALL"
There are a few facts that 1 desire
the voters of this city to consider this
morning and reflect on between now
and the morning Of election.
1t was the Liberal party that sold
the gas stock at a ruinous figure.
It was the Liberal party that was re-
sponsible for Clute, Ryan and others
of unsavory memory.
1t was the Liberal party that spoiled
the natural grade of our streets at
cost of hundreds of thousands of dol
lars to our citizens. with results not
at all commensurate with the expen-
ditures.
1t was the lack of knowledge, or
criminal negligence that dumped the
end of the gravity sewer in a hole in
stead Of at an elevation
1t was the Liberal party that spent
$4,000 in a system of waterworks on
the north bench that to this day. re-
mains uncompleted.
It was the Liberal party that did
this in order that it might have an
army of hobos ready to vote as 1t
wished them, and they voted.
1t was the Liberal party that ex-
tended water mains into lucerne
patches and along imaginary streets
in outlying subdivisions in order to
boom real estate for itself or its
friends.
It was the Liberal party that bank
rupted the city.
The poor man has been starved; the
rich man has been robbed.
1t was the Liberal party that first
mooted the sale of the waterworks-
Tt was the Liberal party that cried
salt Lake work for Salt Lake work
men, and then imported hobos to do
sity work.
1t was the Liberal party that gave
A blow to Salt Lake industries in buy
ing imported fire hydrants when bet
ter ones could be made cheaper at
home.
It was the Liberal party that caused
the sewage of the city to be dumped
into the Jordan, q menace to the health
of the inhabitants that was needless in
the extreme.
There are only a few Of the errors
made by the outgoing council, but even
these are enough to damn it forever, in
The estimation of all who are interested
in the growth and prosperity of Salt
Lake.
Let all those who are dissatisfied with
the conduct of the men now in power
turn out with the Citizens tonight and
show by their attendance and their
enthusiasm, their purpose to wrest
from the despoilers the fair name and
fame of Salt Lake before it is smirched
beyond all recognition.
Show them that it Will not do to call
themselves American gentlemen" and
then, under the cover of the flag we all
love. loot the city treasury.
Show them that 1t will not do to pose
as the friends of the worlzingmen for
few days In two years and then starve
them during the remainder of the time.
Show them that s'Salt Lake Work for
salt Lake Workmen." means something
besides mere words.
As I have before remarked the rich
man has been robbed, but it is the poor
men-the workingman, if you please
who have suffered the most. It is the
home-owners who have been the es-
pecial object of the Liberal party
hatred.
The man who owns the little home,
under the burdensome system of taxa
ton. has been in many cases compelled
to mortgage or sell his homestead in
order to pay for alleged improve
ments" that in many cases were really
unnecessary and in others a positive
detriment.
Workingmen and citizens generally.
on Tuesday next, you have chance to
right all the wrongs you have been
compelled TO groan under for years
past.
VIII you use the only weapon at
your command-the balIot-to do this.
or viii you again submit the fate OF
yourselves, your wives. your children
and your homes to the merciless grasp
Of an irresponsible clique, which to use
a hackneyed expression, has no pride
Of ancestry and no hope % posterity?
I have been asked to prescribe for
the Liberal party. Here is the pre-
scription:
RI
Ten pounds blue fire
One Dead March in Saul
Two yards Grape.
Sig: Apply late on the evening of
Nov. It'll. DIR. FELL.
When pain and anguish ring the brow
A ministering angel thou''-Bromo
Settler. l3.
KEEP YOUR EYE ON MARGATE.