The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-27
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good managers. times are improving in
snite of their protests, their ticket is a
disappointment and they would really
not feel very bad if it is defeated
EVERY Democratic convention mas
heen a success and the labors of their
5elepares have been enthusiastically
received. From the naming OF sem
.A.ors down to the choice OF Legislative
candidates their labors nave pledseo
fhe people. On the other hand' tne
whole course of the Republican parry
has been one Of biunders. II - IN.
coded nv leading Republicans mere Ihal
Roberts. Fisher Harris and IL u
A5aeser are as good as elected WINE
+ha rest of the ticket can only De de
rfea+ed llv the most strenuous elloIts
on the part Of the Repubhcans' IN IN
other words, the party that mas !naue
A their motto to claim every l 5aIls.
know that it is a waste Oh tlllie &c ~ 100
that three men out OF ten are too
strong for them and the otner
se,-nn are in fair way 10 WIN;
The sheep men evidently captured
+be Republican legislative conNentloh,
as three sheep men appear on t ti'at
ticket. When it is remembered llaa nc,
Sannete men had the befoullng law
,oassed that the sheep hsve DESTROYED
the vegetation in the mountains, u. ~
y,al,inc it possible for even mooeraee
s!ad-o re csnsa f1oods and destroy thous-
ar5e of dollars worth Of property lha|
since the advent Of sheep the . ali1it,
of cattle has become an lmpoo9SlD 49, ~
and that all classes OF people
against the. sheep interests, except
S6oca engaged in the business, the
t,reelzness of the ticket is apparent
when II is further taken into con,
sheraton that the next legislature WIZ
settle the disposition of the state lanos:
ii is hardly probable that the peopIe VI
Sanpete will give sheep men the chahc7
to dispose Of them in their own inter
ests. ,,.o,, .
Judee Rhodes is leading Johnson
oice chase around the Seventh judlcla.
district. Outside Sanpete county tue
two candidates appear before strangers
In this position Johnson is at diSao-
vantage. He is not fluent tanker
and is strangely deficient IN ln1orliId-
tion on live issues 80 ID ne II ido
pended more on bluff and buAdozins
TO carry him through. but even on ms
strong points he is fully out-classed-
Ii is safe to say Rhodes will carry the
district by a majority OF NIFTY
Sanpete will send to the legislature
one of our young rising attorneys, anu
two farmers. It is believed that the
farmers can construct an estray law
that will satisfy both the farmer ana
the stock men and can be understood
by those most interested, which is more
than can be said of the law invented
py the Republican candidate for judge.
The attack on John T. Game by Zane
Is proving a boomerang, and no douot
the Young man will be instructed to
modify his talks about ballot box stuff
fng in the future If Zane knows that
there was any stuffing done, and he
knows who did it. why don't he tell
the truth about it. and place the blame
where 1t belongs? Is it fact that he
knows a little more about it than he
cares to tell?
weber and Maloney are making a
triumphal march through the county
Rthis week and winning dOubtfuls by
their plain talks Rawlins and Game
did good work at Ephraim last week.
The war between the Republican party
and its organ. the Messenger, is still
raging. and betting is about even &s to
the outcome. In short the only thing
worrying the Democrats Of Sanpete is
whether Barlow Ferguson intends to
locate in Sanpete or if he is really in
hiding as The Herald suggests.
NTanti, September 26. 1895.
A friend of Barlow Ferguson met
rim on the street yesterday. AS usual,
Barlow wore an expression of dignity.
His hat was on the back of his head
and his necktie was out of place: but
these things could not spoil Barlow's
dignity.
Hello" said his friend; "how are
you getting along?'
oh all right was the answer.
care you doing any speaking now?"
You bet" was the answer. I'm
Etumping Sanpete now"
Why, thought you were nominated
FOR district judge here"
Il am
wei. why don't you stump this
district"
oh" said Barlow, with a grin, "I
can't afford to lose any votes"
A "Skandinaviskt Mass-Mote"-that
IS what it says on the bill-will be held
this evening at Social hall; all of which
means that the Scandinavian Repub-
licans will assemble there. John Sand
berg. Arthur Brown, Einar Christopher
son, AXel Olsen Steele and Judge
Lochrie. all eminent Scandinavians,
will address the populace. Music and
literary features will be introduced
to enliven the meeting. ''F'ritt intrade.
ALA inbjudas. This. translated,
means that whosoever will may come.
Second Precinct Democrats.
Preparations are being made for an
imposing reception and ball to be given
by the Second precinct Democrats Oct.
10 at the Auditorium hall. Judge Pow
ers will be present to make a short
speech The Glee club will sing a few
late campaign songs. and Magnus Oh
sons famous orchestra will furnish
music for the dancers. The affair is
under the management of MIR. Ed Oh
son, who has control of the Auditorium
during the coming dancing season.