The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-29

and comfort to the city.''-Yester-
| days Tribune.
THE Tribune viii treat both parties
exactly alike, and if the Liberal ticket
appears in the Tribune it will be at the
regular advertising rates. Pat Lannan
on the streets.
D. c. Eichnor is fully acquainted
with the records of most of the toughs
and sure thing workers, he can there
fore measure out TO them condign
MISUNDERSTANDING Tribune.
MIR. Eiichnor-( NIournfully)- There go
500 votes.
IF Mayor Baskin will make a
speech every night and if Whittemore
viii read an address every night I'M
til election day, the Liberal party will
agree to pay to the mayor a full
years salary and to Whittemore as
much as he has earned during the last
F, twenty-seven years of hard work.
Yesterdays Tribune. mot a word
innical to Mayor Baskin shall appear
| in the Tribune and If the Liberal
ticket appears in the Tribune, it will
be at the regular advertising rates.
Pat Lannan on the streets
arthur Pratt has been an Of
ficer a good rnanv years in this
county and it is only fair to say that
he has been a good officer. He was
lcriticised for what he did as deputy
marshal at Ogden, but we approved
iof his acts at that time, and the more
we think of them the more we think
he exactly performed his duties. At
the same time what claim has Mr..
Pratt for the place in preference to
Mr. Ewing? The truth is that Mr..
Pratt has that nomination and is a
| candidate for office solely because he
wandered away from the Liberal
party and has since been doing his
best to destroy that party. Mr. Ew-
titudes of his friends, knowing his
perfect integrity and capabilfty, be-
iieve that he would fulfil the duties
of his office perfectly. That is the
difference between the positions of the
two men. The election of one will
mean the driving of a nail into the
Liberal coffin and a song of rejoicing
in the camp of the divisionists, that
one more step has been taken to sur
original rule. The election of the
other will mean that the Liberal BAN
ner is still full high advanced" that
these people believe in progress, and
with self-respect and with the old con-
fldence are going on to complete the
work Which was laid out for them
when there was not a star in this
sky.'-Yesterday' Tribune.
Il am warm friend of Arthur
Pratt; I was one of the committee of
fifty that nominated him, and if the
Liberal ticket goes into the Tribune,
it will be at the regular advertising
rates. Pat Lannan on the streets.
rs 1t not pretty cheeky business
for Mr. Burton to even run against
Harry Duke for the Office of treas
urer?" -Yesterday's Tribune.
''Mr. Burton is a good business
man. was one of the committee of
fifty that helped nominate him and if
the Liberal ticket appears in the Trib-
une, it will be at the regular adver-
Using rates. Pat Lannan on the
streets.
Does any friend of Mayor Baskin.
while giving him credit for all his best
| friends claim for him, pretend to say
that he has been a better citizen in this
town than Jerry Conklin; that he has
ever shown that the interests of this
| city were more to him than to Mr..
| Conklin? Has he ever worked as many
hours for the city as has Mr.. ConkIin ?
Was he ever active in the Board of
Trade or the Real Estate Exchange, or
in the schools or i'll any organization
Which had for its purpose the advance
ment of the city? Man for man. has
| he any the better of Jerry Conklin as
a claimant for the confidence of his
fellow citizens Ply Yesterdays Trib-
une.
Not a word inimical to Mayor Bas-
kin shall appear in the Tribune, and
if the Liberal ticket appears in the
Tribune, it will be at the regular adj
vertising rates."-Pat Lannan on the
streets.
The Tribune raises it's voice for Sam
Ewing, but says not a word of his
having been a prominent whisky man.
an open Sunday liquor seller, and that
he was nominated by whisky votes in
the convention. 1t says of Arthur
Pratt: His election will mean the
driving of nail into the Liberal
cofin,'' and Mr.. Pratt responds: CAS-
far as I am concerned, I accept that
as compliment and you may say
l hope it will mean whole key of
nails, the coffin, the shroud, and the
entire funeral procession.
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