The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-29
NUGGETS OF TRUTH.

Upon Rawlins' success in getting the
statehood bill through, Joseph F. Smith
and Charles F. Crane sent him con-
gratulatory kilograms, thanking him,
in behalf of the Utah Republicans. for
his noble and brilliant work. These
gentlemen now seem to think that they
should have directed their. kilograms to
Providence.-Logan Journal.
We hear so much of what the Re
publican party has done for Utah. L
should like to know what 1t mas gone
that we ought to be grateful Tor. II II
ever did anything then 1t was before
was born. / am 81 years of age and In
all these years it has done nothing that
| know of; and, / believe, L was born pc
fore the Republican party came into
On the other hand behold what the
Democratic party has done! AS soon as
it regains power measure upon measure
we have at least been accorded full
rights as citizens and as Americans
through statehood. Great applause.).-
Heber J. Grant.
Frank Cannon will sweep Cache Co.,
like a cyclone this week.-Nat1on.
Well of course Haven't we afway9
said Franks oratory was all wind Ana
like. the cyclone he generally leaves ruin
behind him.-Logan Journal.
America is able to compete with the
world. saws the Democratic party. She
is NOT. saws the Republican party BUT
foreign papers show that American man
ufactr1rers are selling their wares
abroad in competition with the IOreig EInrs
although they ask of Americans more
for the same goods.-Logan Journal.
have told you that the boon of
statehood to Utah Is a Democrauc meas meas
1re. Democratic in its inception, Demo-
ratio in each step of it's progress.
There is but one thing more needed 70
crown it all with splendid glory, ana
70 If that Utah enters the American
Union a Democratic state.-B. H. Rob-
erts.
tection to home industries fellows when
some snide peddler comes along ana Oh
fers to sell some cheap hre-stock SluIL
few cents cheaper than non me- nle[ ,.iI1
hang around the bargain counter IKE
the flies around g. molasses parcel
Ephraim Enterprise.
rrbera ara ninety and nine who live and
In want and hunger and cold,
That one may reyel IN IN ,! injury cola
They labor and toll the ninety and nine,
For the fruits of our Mother Earth.
They dig and delve in the dusky NINE
And the wealth released py lneH stuluS
blows,
From the sweat of their browS the desert
And the forest before them falls.
Their labor hath bulded humble homes
And cities with lofty halls
But one owns city and house and lands
Ard the ninety and nine have empty
hands.
We hear some say, "Oh, Quinn wants
the unprejudiced: Has he not held office?
Has he not served the people well? AS
an official has he not treated the patrons
of his Office courteously? AS a citizen mas
he not been ever ready to accommooate
his fellowmen when it was in his power
down by shouting "He wants ONCE.
has not Barney Quinn befriended you
at some time? Has he ever aouseu ms
oaths OF office? Is he not a moral man ian
end in every way competent 10 a9IlIt tae
duties of the office 10 WHICH no aSpA
bingham Bulletin.
All the news from outside. states is
favorable and to the effect that the DEM
.ocratic majority in the next congress
win be but slightly reduced, ed, oelow t Ina
of the last Congress. 1t VIII pc strons
trough to enable the reform elements 70
work very efficiently in the good cause
mon which that body entered IaSI s.
sion There is to be no counter lanosnqe
IN h1oI favor of the Republicans. Certainly
n,ance the business here. We intend 20
settle the question very definitely on tn 1s
Stt as to whether Utah is DenocraIlc
os Republican. 1t is all up on tne ISS,1f
and the Democrats are NOT anu "'
be nervous.-Provo D1spatcn.