Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26

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REPUBLICAN, ADDHEss,
The following was Issued by tho
Republican city committee today:
10 Mo PeQyie-The Republicans Of
salt Lake CITY legislative district in.
vite your support 10 secure the cleo
ton OF the Republican ticket nj the
coming election, Tor the following
rcasonf;
The Republican party upholls equal
participation In the powers Of govern
munt by every cloct0r.
10 viii maintain the homo Industries
and material Interests Of Utah by NJ
fording them ample protection ana
necessary assistance.
10 iavOt the retention OF the tariifou
wool aud lead, for tho encouragement
and promotion u tue sheep raising
and mining industries Of the Territory,
| already affected injuHOusly by the
| threatened repeal OF the tarin law.
IL avors the continuation Of the
| bounty on sugar for another two ycats,
| that there may be n fair test Of the eN-
| pertinent 10 establish sugar mRnuiau.
ture In this Territory.
IL demands tue free and unlimited
| coinage Of silver by the government,
| NJ the present ratio, aud pledges itself
TO maintain tho struggle In defense Of
the masses against the money power VI
the world.
II condemns presidential coercion OF
Congress aud the attempt 10 III state a
financin policy favorable only 10 the
capitalist ana bond holder.
II hvors a mcchanics' lien law that
will give adequate protection 10 con-
/ tractors, mechanics and labOfers,
IL holds that eight hours should con-
stitute a day ON the public works,
10 fgvofs liberal appropriations 20
territorial educational institutions and
public schools.
10 Pledge itself TO maintain popular
government In Utah, regardless Of To-
ligious distinction.
IL iavurs the execution OF necessary
public improvements consistent with
the ability OF the people to mako them.
In brief It's whole effort IA for "a
government Of the people, and by tho
people," 10 tho exclusion OF selfish
schemes and class Determinations,
KAYsvuLE DEMOCRATS.
The KayBvllle Democrats have
nominated tho following city ticket.
| MayOr-ThOmas IL. Phillips,
Recotder-Honry III. Blood,
Treasuref- George W. Barnes,
Marshal-WAltur HI. Barton.
Collcotot--F. Is, Williams
Justice Of the Peaco-AlbeTt BcaEer.
Couuoilmeu 90 John w. Galley,
Amos ii. Bishop, William l.. GAL
braith, Seth q. Jones and James H.
LiniOTd.
POLITICAL SHORT HAS.
The CluEen's campaign quartel,e ara
preparing TO sing a number Of new
songs ut the next rally.
gAiany Amorlnea say they were be-
tfuyed by their Liberal associates Al
tue convention OF the latter and thai
they now propose 10 play even.
Last nighps meeting struck terror Ia
the hearts of the enemy and today
they came into Citizcns' headquarters,
admitted that tho jig was up with
them and wanted 10 know what they
could do 20 help tho great popular
movement along.
| Tho scandinavian independent
Citlzens' committee have Issued call
for "a biz ratification meeting OF the
Ciuzcns' municipal ticket, u be- held
Ina the Wasatch Hail tomorrow tFri'
day. night
Judge McNally seems 10 be In hoad
Of all competitors Ia the race 10 tlll
the vacancy IN the Democratic Repre-
sentative nominations Occasiuned by
the resignation Of Judge Cherry,
One Captain Middlemiss II now seek
ing vindiuatiou at the hands OF that
party 10 which most ue0ple claim ht
rightly belongs and In which he could
, more easily mlugle with his own ele
, menL
/ John McGlnuis was endorsed 10y the
+ | Plumbers Union at last uighps meet
Z ! ing Tor the position Of Inspector o
electric work on the Joint city ant
, county building Mr. Mediums ha
been employed BY II. NJ. Jonea for th'
last four yoars.
a Although not political one Of tn
y features OF last nighpB meeting was IN
! recitation entitled The stAnpbde oi