Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25
POLITICAL MATTERS.
Everything In Readiness for tho
Grand Rally Tonight.
MANY REGISTERED rnASsIESrs.
Tho Names Of ilmdreds Of Them are
on the Roll..-Warm Rcocp.
tion Awaiting Them.

Tho rally Of tho ol,izons IN tho
Theaior tonight promises TO DO
greater affair than ut flrsl expected
even by those who looked Tor big
things. Everything 10 In readiness
and the great audience that will ~.
5smbloin the building tonight will hear
some political truth mud information
that will interest AMI surprise them.
Mayor Bafbin will doubtless say sUm
pointed things regarding municila
affairs aud the part tho City Counri
has played Ia bringing them about
The speakers are all good aud the
topics they will discuss will be- timely,
while good music anu catching cam.
paign songs will hll In between, 3
that there will DO no liresome delay
weary waiting. The meeting will b,
called - order promptly ats O'Clock.
Every person In sympathy with the
Ci,iEens' movement who can nnd II
convenient should attend.
SHOULD not BE THERE.
That there are hundreds Of names
on the registration lists still that have
no right thorc IL apparent from an in
sToctlon Of the rolls. Tue mon repre-
sonting them may, and doubtless will,
try 20 vote On election day, but Ia that
attempt they will be- motlby challenges
that may astonlsh some OF them.
ouDEs REPUBLICANS.
Last evening the Ogden Republicans
| placed In nomination the following
candidates for the municipal council OF
that city;
Fiat warl-Jullus Klesel, Edwin
| kerwin.
stooni ward-L. b. Adams, IL. II.
Thomas.
Third wsrd-A. l. Stone, William
Luud.
Fourth wsrd-wllllsm Farrell, 1.
Il. CLARK.
Finh ward Adam Patterson, W. F.
Adams.
POLITICAL SHORT BITS.
Mayor Baskin Was among the visit
orr at Citizens headquarters today.
Remember the grand ratification
aud rally In the Salt Lake TheAtcr TO-.
night.
The CltiEeas' badge IL n beautiful
boutoniere In the thspe Of white
dsisy with yellow center. They will
be- here by thousands on Saturday next
aud will DO distributed from hoad-
quarters.
The city members Of the Democratic
central committee have been called TO
meet " the new office Of Mr.. James
ii. Moyle, Constitution Building, Mt
7O'olook Friday evening, for the pur.
pose " filling the vacancy on the
legislative ticket caused by the declina-
ton Of Judge Cherry.
Councilman wartlAud stood on the
sidewalk In front Oi CitizeuS head.
quarters today. His cUuntsnance
wore a solemn expression and his eyes
had a far away look. Al In all, MT.
Mainland impressed those who saw
MIN m man VINO wished he was In
It,
Spencer ClawHon and J. &. Conklin
have lost their positions a. membsis OF
ths board Of public works by reason OF
accepting political houOts As cRudi-
dates for office. The following clause
from the city ordinances disqualify
them from longer remaining members
Of the board; ono member Of such
bosrI shall accept a1y Uther office
created by law, or nomination OF any
, party therefor; 10 20 do shall bs deemed
u resignation VI his said Office"
"rhAt II n clever dodge OF Powers
4. and he worked his honohmen woll,'
I sni a lsading citizen today. "He had
/ himself nominated for the legislature
e because that was the only hole h
crawl through In his present dilemma,
1 His party 10 gone up, and his trick I,
to yet ia the legislature, aud then
make a strike to become the leader Of
! the Democratic party"
I The NEWS IL not much inclined Il
}. the use Of the general line Of home
L made poetry that IL offered Tor news
a paper publication least OF all campaign
3 songs. In tluay's issue, however, ii
i departs from the rule long enough Il
u give suGce TO one that II appropriate q
y the occasion, and Is peculiarly Interest
. ing from the fact that 10 will be- suns
< ut t0nighJs rally, EVERYBODY ought Il
read IL, and then 10 TO the Theatvl
and help sing II.
There are maLy OF the Liberal dele
gates to the recent convention who are
, not satisfied with the legislative tiokeI
b they have put In the field. In CON
y. Vefsation today two OF them statet
that It was tho weakest ticket tn,
PARTY had ever put up, and they woulC
II not vote for name on It. Two dele
c gates TO the same convention declared
# that theywere opposed to the legislatly,
nominations from the hrst anu while
they would support tholr munioips
j. ticket they would go to their nationa
Is party on the legislative ticket. Judg
N iug from the conversations heard
!, there viii DO n big stampede In thi
, direction on election day.
:, Half Day.