Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-13
THE POLITICAL SWIM
4 Prospective Big Bolt from tbe
Liberal Ranks.
ArnO.AnERIcAS, IN ARMS.
Tho Central Democratic Committee
Endorses the City Committee.
Notes.

Appearances strongly indicate the
early demise Of the Liberal party.
Muny Of its members are wandering
aimlcssly about In their now "short
picking" pasture Of pollllol darkness.
Their Michigan bell wethcr has wan.
dered almost out OF the fold and his
iollowrfa aro Lett tothcmsclvcsa aud their
cropping about IL overwhelmingly lunny.
said a dcseiiiug Liberal today whose
influence has given many votus to his
party IN his times "rhu Liberals arc
dis fnciod aud scarcely know which
way 70 turn Tor consolation or instruo-
ton. The patty Is going To pieces
and that very fast. Mark what toll
yUu' IL 10 now on shifting sands anu
will tton be- torn atunder by reason Of
internecinc Trouble ami tho ucluslon
that u has served ~ timo out. Keep
your ears open aud you will hear some.
thing drop that viii No tue Liberal
PARTY more harm chen tho equalization
OF halt a dozen Amoulc societies.
rhtTe will tc whulcfalo toltinr from
tn iafiy we once fought fornud ~, ut
our money with, Tut % MhiCh We are
now ashamtd."
When stkUi % explain specifically
what hr mean. the gentleman Hatu!
81 DONE want 90 20 into detail In e..
gafd 10 tue matter but viii say that
the movement Will result Ia great
accession VI votes Tor the Democratic
party and corresponding decrease ia
the vollng strength Of the Liberals.
lhu buy- have como 10 the c1nelusion
that they belong with the Democrats
now the old hght Is pvor aud that there
10 nothing TO gain ny staying on tue
Outsidc. ] trN you they Will simply
20 over In droves, IL means new
order q Things "a this rerhtory.p
ESpoBrD ~ me CENTRAL CON.
MiirEt.
The Central Democratic CLUB met In
the Ngsatch builling last nlght,Ju ge
NOrfcll presiding. The meeting was
an earnest anu husit oss like uus.
Speeches were maze ~ several mem.
bVra OF the club aud a resolution was
uuanimOIaly passed e4dorsiuT the uc-
ton OF ms Democratic city committee
| In calling precinct primaries anu "a
| general convention. The fcsulIt on
was adopted without dissenting
voice,
TiIE ClLoRED PEOPLE PROTEST.
The coiorei voters u the city helu
an enthusiastic meeting In 5nndbufg's
/ hall last night, It's object was To de.
nOuuoe the manner ~ which they
have been treated by tue Liberal party
of which they have been menu
| beers heretofore. These gentlemen
ARE getting tirci OF the men
who have nl usu Tor them except on
election day. AZ the meeting last
night w, a.. Nelson acted M chairman
anu W. Taylor ~ secretary.
In regard % recognition, or rather
nuu,torlguitiUn by the administration,
Mr.. Nelson truih ully cali; "Wilh
three or four exceptions you will not
/ flud a black lace among the AMY ~
city employees, Every time / walk
down the streets find Foreigners em-
/ plOyed on tho public works, men whu
Air not cit Gems anu vino neither pay
| taxes nor vote, ami yet colofed men N
/ great YumbeTs ATu compel cd 10 remain
| idle. Two.thifdH Of the men employed
In IRNlug are Foreigners, and yet "a
&C lorri man can handle n pick aud
| shovel IN well AS any one"
n. u, Johnson, w. W. Taylor, Robert
Houston and Alo-srs. De Young, Simp-
son aud Stevens were appointed n
committee on a1dfes-.
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
Tho Wasaich Democratic club Of
the Third precinct will meet this
evening.
The Afro.Americans are up In arms
against the Liberals. They held
meeting last night In whlrn they
aired their grievances aud appointed u
committee on address 10 set tnem iufih
for ihe confederation Of the colofed
population.