The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-01

uOllaT 10 gain the same eIluS tilett we
will gain through Representative Wea-
docks action. There are those who
are inclined to sneer at the strength
of the Amorines, not only in Utah, but
elsewhere. L t me tell you that the
organization has been growing stead
lily for years, and ii has a strength
now that is little less than marvel
lous''
1.-THE man who allows political diff
ference to become a personal differ
ence is, simply, a damphool.'
The above is respectfully referred to
whom it may concern.
A preacher at Lafayepec.- Ind, is re-
ported to have about broken UP his
church the other day by saying in
sermon that God made the earth in
six days, and then ne rested; then he
made man, and rested again; then he
made woman, and since that time
neither God nor man has had a rest.
The Tin Bucket Brigade the hon
est, intelligent workingmen of Salt
Lake; the men whose homes and fam
lilies are near and dear to them, made
most impressive showing at the the
atre on Monday night, and they can
be depended upon to do their best at
the polls on the 7th of November to
give the quietus TO the Liberal gang
that has used them as footballs dur
ing the past four years.
The rich men have been robbed and
the poor men have been starved; the
Ill a.
and insulted; the lower strata of So
ciety has been protected and nursed
by the men who were sworn to the
good and welfare of the city. It goes
without saying which of these classes
will be found voting the Liberal tick
ct on election day.
eff elected, 1 shall owe no allegiance
to any one or anything SAVE the Lib
eral party
So said ]. c. Conklin, or words to
that effect
IF elected, shall be the mayor of
the whole people, and NOT of any par
ticuiar faction or party"
So says Mayor Baskin.
There will be, some great surprises
in store for the candidates on the
Liberal ticket said a gentleman who
wore purple button last evening.
The party that I represent, is torn
to pieces by an internecine strife, and
there is scarcely night, or a day,
or for that matter, not even an hour
but meetings are held for the purpose
of forming combinations with personal
ends in view. 1t is the last ditch and
we must make the most of our present
opportunities.
THE most in this case will be
mighty little.
"Johnny's" awful threat that he would
boycott the Tribune so far as the city
printing was concerned when he was
| installed as recorder, does not seem
to have affected the Liberal organ at
all 1t has not seen fit to place
.'Johnny's'' name at the head of it's
columns, and is issued seven days a
week, as. usual.
If Johnny really wants to discover
just how much of a figure he cuts on
this mundane sphere even with the
men who nominated him. let him
stick his finger in bucket of water
ana then look for the hole.
1.-THE Daises'' are numerous and have
a bright, fresh appearance, compared
with the crimpled, twisted and de-
formed flower called by courtesy a
violet.
Bell and Wantland should have
added the words Burn This to their
report, in which they fondly imagined
they were roasting the mayor. Such
a document should never have been
allowed to reach the public prints.
Beardsley and Simondi have, it is
said, come to the same conclusion that
the sage arrived at many moons ago
"only fools write letters" They are
also inclined to the opinion that,
curses, like chickens, come home to
roost."
AS for Eichnor, the Liberal candidate
for police judge, his name is Dennis"
already.
And now it is said that the Fifth
precinct Liberals propose to scratch
Ewing and vote for Paul If they
are wise, they will scratch Ewing and
put in Pratt. [ have great respect for
Chief Paul, but as he cannot possibly
be elected votes for him will be
merely votes wasted.
The evening of November 8 has been
fixed as the date when 10 Gallagher
will don his uniform shoulder his
torch, and make that much-boasted-of-
march-up- Main-street, as ''the only
Liberal left in Salt Lake. l should
be sorry to see 10 make the march
alone. and suggest that Galleazzi be
induced to accompany him.