Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-30
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Democratic Primaries In The Third
and Fourth Precincts Tonight
PROSPECTIVE couSclLnEy NAMED.
Close " tho Repatriation Rolls 10.
night-Thc Figures Not Yet
Obiainsblc.


Democratic primaries will again be
held In the Third aud Fourth precincts
tonight. In thu Latter district the uit-
position hppesrs 10 be almost unani.
NOUS on the part OF the voters 10 en-.
jafue the acliou OF the Independent
citizens In nominating ticket. There
h. unfortunately, however, some little
disalcction Ia tho Third, aud m
enJtt will be made by tho
more dispassIouAie class to IRE.
vent repetition Of tbs disgrace'll
fccues enacted nt previous similar
gatherings. The heaviest and mos3
conservative property owners desire 10
bring about harmonious feeling and
are d,slfous Of having solid, tulslan-
tial business met represent them la
the Council. The ticket already tub-
mitted 10 the people In that section
Appeals to be Ia the main satisfactory.
Ia case Of a spit u will be sincerely
regretted by the majority who are well
nigh disgustrd with lhe political high
links tina, they have recently been
called upon to witness.
IL was matter Of common talk
among certain individuas today that
large number Of cutie sewer lAb5tvrs
will DO put into The meeting to support
certain scheme which has teen
hatchiug for days. straight Demo-
Gratis will oppose tuth pcuons or any
others ffum taking uaft unless they aie
rvgistofrd or eau SNOW that they are
resident yotru. A councilmnniC slate
was shown "a NEWs reporter uny.lt
IL snid "a certain Clique will enueavor
o. have nominated.
The names upon it are those OF men
thst mny be ciamnslnE ilr place nud
nutoiiriy but II u MT believed tuat
they viii bu ptfslstrut IN allowing
their personal ambition 10 override
their Judgment ami do themselves aud
the G immunity injury.
AZ oriNt0N FRpM "noSOg ujuSD."
Ediior Dcscru NcUG
There ought 10 he no m'tuniersiani-
Ing about tue call tot a Dtm0cfatic
primary Ia the Third precint tonight.
rnc public dUcs not ree that tueTv VAS
any necessity Tor this call, as tho fvI-
mvr meeting knew what 1t was doing
when IL adiOufu-d without Auu0b; Il
simJl ~ meant that the Democracy We.
sired to leave the Held open 10 tic
citizens. 10 undo the work Of The
thc citizens low on the part ~
tbs rhir prtoiuct Dem cfary would
I liz Nas L. a IlssFH
M well a, Rspubliraus, TIE Whulr cIty
over, know that since they participated
| In the lnuepeHdutt CiliEuuA' Ifimaiiss
! anu convention theGu II All implied
| agreement that that ticket n ~ ave
their support. Tue meeting tout. ht
should keep tubs polut well IN mud,
Aud remember a., that "a solid union
NJ Democrats anu Republicans can
win this election without the aid OF a
siuglc Literal vote. But IL viii be
aided 10y hundreds OF decent l. betals,
without doubt, aud success IL n iofe.
/ gone conclusion, n the precincts NO not
| 20 Oh Uharing viii U'the wIsps aud
ipluigiug Ia schemes To further per.
sOnnl ambitions. HoNOR BUuND.
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
II Is now nuthortatively stated that
| the Liberals will nut no ticket IN tue
| field this fall In Summit county. The
nght Tor political SUPREMACY will bu
/ Jelwten the national parties, Win
favorable prospects Tor the Republicans
10 come OH victorious.
Tho Third precluct Democrats arc
/ booked Tor another meeting In sand
urTg's hall tonight. An important
/ part OF the business 20 hi transacted IL
/ the election Of thirty.hvo delegates 10
attend the Democratic city convention
10 be held on October Oh.
"There " but one thing" said an eN-
Liberal p0licitian today, 'That viii cause
the Tribune 10 support the CiuEgns
ticket ar now completed and that 10
the failure to patch up a truce with
| the AmOrints, q task most difficult.
| The fact is the Liberals cannot win
| without afslstancU IRON the now anti
| Catholic organization, The AmOriu'u
| hold the balance Of plwef, aui all
| pgTtleA concerned know that fact. The
| iAnti.Cats', az they call themtclvts,
mus, DO appulsed, and they Will not TO
| sntlsned with luss than Onu.half tho
ullices, though they represent but one
tIh Of the Liberal voting strength.
Judge Powers paraded an itching
itsire, through the Liberal organ a. Is
morning, tu bel tho Hon. w. II. Dick
ron slUO that ne never wrote " heard
tell o. ConEliu's letter until Published:
lie pretended that he wanted Judge
Dickson 10 "put up or shut NJ, Tor
money talks." This eiiuslon was
simply bold blue, M when the tn, ca
TUra Chitiiain met Judge Dickson IN
the court room 10 iay lac kept "a respects
ul distance, maintained u silence that
was painful anu shOt Icy glanoes from
beneath his lOug.laebvd eyes during
Mr., Dicks0n'H presence ami brcathed
much easier when the latter left the
room. Il was stated today that Powers
had had numerous applicaliDra from
persons who wanted TO act a. stake.
holders but that they were all sent
away when they were compelled TO
tell the Judge that they were not en-.
gagged IN tae pawubroking business.
Judge Powers is an extremely
| funny fellow, and should be given fret
place Nh the 'nnd man In minstrel
| chow - sniu a citlzen today, "lu order
| TO convey the ideG that he had moth
| ing to do with the Coublin declaration
| letter he this morning assumed an air
| NJ blissul ignorance anu asked; who
Il IA