The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-06


send up such a shout of victory that
even the heavens shall ring
Fisher 9. Harris.
Fisher Harris had been seen wander
ing around, and shouts for him were
made. He came forward and said that
there is not a city, town, hamlet or
village in the territory from which
does not come news of a great Demo-
cratic victory. He asked who the Re
publican senators would be. ASK of
the winds which growl around you"
'Trumbo,' shouted someone and the
audience laughed heartily. Eyes,
Trumbo," continued the speaker ION
the Democratic ticket, like emeralds
on the bosom of a queen, are Rawlins
and Tina tCller" (Cheers.) Take back
the message to your people that we
viii do all we can to win a victory and
are prepared to meet whatever may
come. This is a Democratic year, and
good men cannot be kept down.
John t. Caine.
John T Caine was greeted with ap-
plauSe and cheering. He said he had
been called unexpectedly, but he
wanted to congratulate the people on
the near approach of statehood, under
which they will obtain the rights for
which they have waited for years.
This boon is coming through the
Democratic party. 1t has always stood
for Utah and he hoped that when the
ballots Were dropped in November the
people would show they have not for
gotten. He was for the straight tickes
and asked the people to compare the
two tickets and decide which set Of
men they want to run the first state
government of Utah. He said they
want Democratic government They
want a, government which shall grant
no distinctions between men, that shall
be for the whole people, men, women
and children.
Judge Henderson.
Judge Henderson was next called
forward and was greeted with hearty
cheering and applause. A voice called
out You're all right" The speaker
said he was a private in the ranks, but
he believed there could be no prouder
position for any man than to be g. pri-
waite in The ranks fighting for the prin
cipies of Democracy. This is said to
be a Democratic year. "a voice. you
bet.'O He believed the Democrats will
celebrate a victory in the fall. because
in his opinion the people of Utah are
not different from the rest of humanity.
Is it possible that after what the
democrats nave done Tor the people
of Utah they viii forget the benefits.
Mr.. Allen. candidate for Congress,
males the bold assertion that the Dem
ocrats have not fulfilled one of their
promises. Here is an instance: In the
Chicago convention the Democrats
promised statehood to Utah Has this
promise been kept? OF course, air.
Allen was mistaken. He has been mis-
taken before. He told the people of
the north some bad things about some
southern constitutions and blamed the
Democrats for those things, and Mr..
Rawlins showed that these constitu-
lions were forced on the Democrats by
the Republicans. That was one of Mr.
Aliens mistakes. This claim that the
Democratic party has not fulfilled
promises is another
Why should the people vote the
Democratic ticket? This election is
important. The men elected ara to lay
the foundations of the state Of Utah.
He challenged comparison of the two
parties and the two state tickers from
first to last and urged concentrated
action of the party.
The reception was a very successful
affair.