The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-26
DEMOCRATIC
HEADQUARTERS.

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a considerable sum of money, to de-
fray the expenses of the entertain
ment, and financially it was a success.
But it was not successful in the
financial features alone. Before the
evening was over Judge Powers was
all smiles. He had entertained high
expectations of the success of the
Venture, but even his expectations
weTe exceeded. 1t mad been stated
that the house would be opened at s
O'Clock, but long before that hour the
people began to appear and before
SIS the han was packed with men
and women, representative Democrats
of the city.
Unanimous Approval.
AS they came in the doors the
visitors uttered EXPLANATIONS of ap-
prevail and as they progressed through
the spacious rotunda and the offices
these expressions increased in vehem-
ence, until Democrats met one an
other. shook hands cordially and
mutually agreed that It's a great
place Tor headquarters.
What is more the gathering was an
augpry OF success. Every Democrat
who came there seemed to be in the
most buoyant state of mind. All
seemed willing to work to help along
the victory that is coming in the fall
Men shook hands with each other and
exchanged words of courage and
hope. They said that at last the peo-
pie are turning back and seeing that
their first love was right.
One of the features of the evening
was Powers new campaign song. I'm
fortunately too little notice had been
given and MIR. Carlisle, who sang if.
was not familiar with the words and
music. Therefore the full spirit Of
the song was not caught. But the air
was so catchy that the. crowd caught
st and many were whistling it before
the evening was over. The song was
as follows:
It'll the Campaigns Done"
Before Heber ran for governor he beat
the town for style,
de ratified his nomination Gil a bike;
said 1t wouldn't do,
1t made him feel so rubber tired like
bach day then you see him dressed up in
Sunday clothes
His dignity would suffer should he ride,
in order to be governor he trots along
on loot,
He has put aside the wheel that was
his pride.
CHORUS.
For Heber won't vide with the Brigham
street glide
Till the campaign is done.
He'll speak till he's hoarse and shake
Tin the campaign is done.
But his brain that was loaded has nearly
exploded,
His party now shakes with alarm.
wheel,
Till The campaign is done.
The .wheelnen shoot the corners and ny
along the street,
Their linking bells are heard upon the
AS Heber was favorite at every cycle
OF scorching and of racing did he share
But since he's named for governor and
all fall into line
To see how many records can be beat,
Our Heber viii not join them, though
He Just walks along to exercise his feet.
When the campaign is over ard the bard
plays Home, Sweet Home
It will play that tune at Heber's OWL
request.
Yors they have shown,
And viii turn his mind to matters he
loves best.
His friends will vote for Game and this
our Eeber knows,
And retire him to strictly private life,
The wheel he used to mount and ride up
TO the bank room door
viii bear him swiftly OUT of public
strife.
Other MuStcal Features.
Another musical feature Of the even
ing was singing by the excellent quar-
tette, Messrs. Pyper, Whitney. Patrick
and Alexander. They sang some beau
tiful music and were heartily encored
several times.
Held's full band of twenty-five pieces
furnished the instrumental part of the
programme, rendering the following
selections:
March. First Regiment" Held
9-Musioal Melange, Rose Buds,
Song for oornet, Last Rose q
5sDescript:ve Congiomera r SI"" heiu
Niger in the Barn Yard ..Lovenberg
e--OvertureL Der FreischEutz." c.
7E N Minutes With the lunstrels. s0er
s-overture, Poet and Peasant i?"eA
Sherman Selection, "Nacht in Be S@DpS
,oAir for saxop6one, Meyrelle ann
IA Hunting scene.'' - grand de- es''
l2-Overture "Banditews tre:che, >" Suppe
13-Flower song, Covers De Fleurs,
Tobani
Reeves
1s-caprice Hervigne. Awakening of
17-Grand medley, America ....Tobani
1S-Hone, Sweet Home.
Candidates and Others.
There was some disappointment of
course because the Democratic candi-
dates could not be present. OF the
state candidates, only j. L. Rawlins.
Fisher Harris and Richard w Young
are ia the city. They were present. a
number IF the county candidates were
also the . among them being George |
A Whitaker, John H. Murphy. Henry
Wallace, Charles J. Pence and c. W.
Penrose. r. C. Chamb ers and. John R.
Barnes. nominees for the state senate,
were also there. Judge Powers. Chair
man Dunbar of the county committee,
and various members of the two COM
mittees, Chairman Emily S. Richards, |
of the ladies committee of 100. and the |
efficient committee contributed to
make up a very distinguished gather !
ing
Judge Powers Welcome
After the crowd had gathered and |
the hall was full Judge Powers /