The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-14
Political Notes.

Eureka Democrat:-Rawlins and
Thatcher will lead the Democrats to
victory. Ike Trumbo can't buy a
Democratic legislature.
1t is understood on the streets that
p. H. Lannan has called Harry Nc
Callum the Oquirrh thug and that
McCallum has retaliated with some
thing stronger.
Idaho Herald-The Salt Lake Tribune
fears that Moses Thatcher will be sent
to the United States Senate by the
first state legislature of Utah. Brother
Goodwin's fears are we'll founded
Brother Moses goes.
The holding of the Republican open
ing meeting at Woodruff reminds one
of the fact that MADAME Sans Gene"
first opened to a Washington audience
and not before the critical eyes of a
New York first night audience.
AS George M. Cannon is under the
tutelage of the Tribune and the head
of that paper had admitted that Rob-
erts would grind Allen to pieces, it is
small wonder that Allen has been put
beyond the reach of a challenge to
debate.
George M Cannon rode down the
street yesterday on bike, dressed in
a long Prince Albert coat With his
tails flying behind him like two boards
he certainly did not look dignified.
Even Heber M. Wells would have look
ed better.
Idaho Herald:-The Democrats of
Utah in selecting senatorial candidates
Joseph RaWlins and Moses Thatcher
won the plaudits of honest men of
Der procurabIe. There is none better
IN Utah or any other western state.
Two men were standing on a corner
on a dark night recently. Along the
street bicyclist came swiftly, his hat
pulled down over his eyes. On his
wheel was a green lantern 81 wonder
what that fellow has a green lantern
for" said one. ooh, that's easy" said
the other. Its only Hebe Wells on his
bike, looking for the Irish vote"
Utah Patriot-The Republicans of
Wasatch county in convention assem-
bled unanimously instructed their dele
gates to the senatorial convention to
vote for the nomination of Thomas
Kearns to the office of state senator
The senatorial district is composed of
the counties of Wasatch and Summit
and the convention Will be neld at
Park City Saturday, September 2tst.
Eureka Democrat-The Democratic
eASNSI &c q IlepuDHcdnS
concede that Allen is not Sin it, along
side of Roberts, and the supreme
court nominees are stronger men for
the bench than the choice Of the Re
publicans. All over The territory the
people are beginning to think this is a.
Democratic year
Eureka Democrat:-Judge Zane Is the
strongest lawyer on the Rennblican
state ticket. There is no chance for
Judge Zane, however, as it is under
stood that he wills be 'knifedv to a
finish in Salt Lake and Summit coun-
ties. Judge Miner is not strong enough
to carry Weber county, and will 90
down before Honest Tom Maloney by
at least five hundred votes In the
south, S. R. Thurman will sveen
Bartch into innocuous desuetude.
Idaho Herald:-The nomination of
Apostle Moses Thatcher for a seat in
the United States Senate by the Utah
democratic convention has filled the
heaft OF the editor of the Salt Lake
tribune, Judge Goodwin, with direfu1
forebodings. The judge in trying to
argue that Thatcher's nomina tion
Weakens the Democratic ticket con
v1nces all readers of the Tribune that
ne believes exactly the opposite Mr.
thatcher is not only an eminent MON.
per OF the Mormon church. but an
member of the Democratic
party, and the most eminent Statesman
m Utah. Let us add also that sRro
Nose" is a winner