The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-20
DEMOCRACY IN PIUTE.


DEMOCRACY IN PIUTE.
hawlfns, Roberts, SeegmiIIer ana
Letcher Do Good Work.
Marysvale, Oct. 19.-[SpeciaI. l-And
this has been ''Democracy's work" in
Plute The cause of good government
mas been presented to the electors in
every nook and vale, and no guilty
man has escaped.
| AT KOOSHAREM.
On Monday, the 18th, the good peo-
pie We're favored with addresses from
Hon. w. II. Seegmiller and Hon. J. r.
Letcher upon the issues of the day.
The drum corps was out in force and
lent the charm of music to the occa-
sion.
The large schoolhouse was crowded
to overlooking. and for nearly three
hours the speakers laid before them
the principles of the party they rep
resent. There is a strong Democratic
society here with Peter Olson as presi-
dent and Sydney Rust as secretary.
aided by such men as George Hatch,
j. c. Anderson and a host of workers.
The cause is safe in this land of
clover.
WILMOT AND COYOTE.
These neighboring precincts, one in
Piute and the other in Garfield, united
in meeting at the last named point
on the 18th. A good audience greeted
the speakers. Volney King, J. E. Will
cox. George Black and J. z. Forshee
are active in the cause and upholding
the full spirit. The east fork is all
right.
JUNCTION AND KINGSTON,
at the center of the county united in
meeting at Kingston on the after
noon of the nth Although busy with
crowd turned out. The cause of De
mocracy is upheld here by Joseph
Snow, Horace Sobriesl1y and John
Hickman. Owing to the meeting ar
ranged at
CIRCLEVILLE
for the night, the session was shorten
ed, and all turned out to hear the
champions at the last named place.
Hon Joseph L. Rawlins and Hon. B.
H. Roberts reached Circleville via.
Panguitch. They were greeted with a
salute from the artillery, and in the
evening the largest crowd that ever
assembled in Circleville turned out in
their honor. The large town hall was
filed to overlooking. Over the stage
were appropriate decorations and
notices Of welcome. The Harmonica
band and the Glee club added pleas
ant feature to the occasion.
]. H Fullmer, president of the
Democratic society, aided by III.
A. Chafin, NJ D. Morgan, ]. H.
johnson and Joseph Nelson. The ar
rangements. were carried out and the
meeting proved a, grand success.
First came that stalwart Of stalwarts,
B. H. ROBERTS,
''the defender of the faith" as a, popu-
lar orator, a man without a peer in
Utah. if not in this entire inter-moun-
tain region. The people of Piute have
learned to respect and honor him, but
never before have they listened to such
a talk from the political rostrum. On
the Fundamental questions of parties
and government, he covered all the
grounds, and in a. most eloquent and
masterful manner All history was
made to contribute to his illustrations,
and on local affairs he touched the top
les with a power and force unsurpassed |
by any.
HON. JOS. L. RAWLINS
in an able review Of the re-
cent legislation, both national and in
behalf of Utah. The scathing rebuke |
to such utterances as
those recently made by Joseph +. !
Smith and the Tribune was applauded !
to the echo. Tariff and silver, as we'll |
IS a plea in behalf of the constitutional !
received able consideration I
1T his hands.
There was unbounded enthusiasm
the nine boys and three men" counted t
by Booth in his recent visit here, were !
)ut in ten times ten to hear the SIAN
ctat of
or ~ regarding respectable men and
honest measures. fully refuted and
JAILED to the wall, with the other cheap
luncombe which characterized the tour
II the Republicans through the south
at the close of the meeting, Hon H.
7. Dininny, of the campaign committee. t
Who happened to be passing in ;his re-
hon, addressed the meeting in short
'ut forcible talk.
Hon; Samuel L. Page, of Greenwich,
for constitutional delegate
poke briefly, and read the list of can,
idates for the various Offices to be
iled, which were unanimously en- Z
orsed, after which The IIarmonica
lub closed the greatest meeting ever
eld in this county with a popular
election. j
THE COUNTY OFFICERS. /
The Democratic county ticket con-
lists of some of the best men in this
egion: For constitutional delegate,
amuel L. Page; sheriff, ]. U. Sargent. 7
II. Luke, clerk and record
:; assessors and collector. 10
sph Meeks; selectmen, J. ST.
laws, Ira Hatch, J. H. Fullmer: cor
ner Lyman johnson, and they will
Il be elected against the representa- a
yes Of monopoly. q
Last night Hon. Jos. L. Rawlins. ac- f
'mpanied by w. H. Seegmiller, adj i,
'essed the good citizens of Marysvale. la
nd Hon. B. H. Roberts, with H. j. $
ininny, spoke at Monroe to. large and :
lthusiastic audiences :,
The cause of good government, of
'od and efficient men for offices. of =,
e silver dollar, as championed by the .
ne friends of American binetallism =
being advocated far to the front in 6
is land of mountains and valleys. =
here the miner and the farmer can lh
tn reap fair reward for honest toll. T,
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