Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-01
POLITICAL MENTION.
Biz Republican Rally at Th',lsr Oh
Monday Night.
DEMOCRACY THERE THIS EVENING,
Al the Monday Night hselipg Senator
shoup Will spsak-Challengsd
by Judge Powers

Only two more working days now
tsmsin before tho greatest and most
important election ever held In Utan
will tske place aud the political parties,
committees aud speakers are Increasing
their ousrsies accordingly.
SENATOR snour WILL SPEAK.
On Monday night next tho Rspubll'
can csmpsign 10 this OF y viii lermi'
nate with = big rally at Tue BAIT L's
Thestst. Among the speakers VIII
be Hon. George l. bhoup. Tue Gees
sion Of his visit hers Vt this time u
made plain In the following lsttef adj
dressed TO Chairman Caunon oil tho
Republican State cJmmittet;
Dear slr,-uaving takon an active
part, as member OF the comulles
ON Terri cries In the Senaie, In tho report
Aud passage Of the Enabling Act, when
mado II possible for tho admission OF
Utah into the tlsierhood of States, my
loyalty 10 the Republican psfty and my
sincere desire for the success OF our party
at your hrs. state ccction, and that 1
may 70 some extent At least fecipfocse
the debt Of graft ude | owe 10 many Re-
pubiicans OF Utah. | accept your invita-
lion to be- with you On Monday evening
next, aud will assist you TO The OK cot OF
nv ability during tho closing days OF
Your campaign. ! Will reach your city
on "a urday.
sincerely hoping that every candidate
on your State aud q majority OF your
Legislative ticket will DO elected, am.
yours very truly,
GEORGE l.. Suour
oHALLKgoED ny 1HK DEMOCRATS.
As result OF the publication OF tho
above consultation was held ~
Democratic headquarters this mJfning,
tue outcome oil winch was TIC issusu,o
Of tho following chalien,e wired t.
Mr.. 5h, up nj his home Ia Boi ., lJaht;
My Dear sir-I understand from tho
morning press tuat you arc 10 add, less
the ci izeiis Of Salt Lake City IN Mon
day, the 4th lust, upon tho u ,ah en-
abilug act. Believing tnat our uk-deio-
gate 20 Congress, ,he Hon. Joseph l..
Hawlins, IL well informed upon the hts
tory OF lhAt act, aud 10 tho tnd, that all
the facts connected with Is passage
should honestly aud iairly be placed boz
lore this people, hereby challenge you
to .hare your ume with MIR. RawiIua IN
lolnt discussion upon that Occasion.
Details TO DO arranged between ourselves.
Answer promptly.
A Democratic raily h lhe booking al
the BAL l.ako Thester tonight. tn.
issuss n the day will he discussed by
Hons. yohn r. Caine aud Is. Il.
Robrfts. and music Will be Furnished
~ tho ID. n isossf" a"s''s''
The Business Mems Democratic
slub viii assemble at the Joulusutal
NAH Al this sysuipv nj 7 ojolock. 10 do
h.,'.., =. Hon. lam n naln. md IA
p,ns,,s n, s.ca,,,.y 1n.u ~ ~.
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iheA'e''
WILL. M NO SCHOOL. pHBArE.
II. u. DUNBAR, chairman OF The
Democratic county committee last
evening ssut the following letter 10
Chairman A. IL, Parsons, Of the n. i.
nubliosn oountv oommittss.
Dear tir:-I promptly notified Mr..
Oscar Van Cot la relation To your chal-
lenge Tor joint debate between him and
the Republican candidate, Mt. short.
am this afternoon In receipt OF hts 70.
spohso' "h.eh he,'"Nh 'ho'v." anu
which explains ns July as anything i
can say as TO his desires In the matter.
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Mr.. Van Cots letter 10 Mr.. Dunbar
IN NJ folIowc
Dear Sir'-ln response TO your notlnca'
ton 70 tho effect that had been chsl-
leuged by Mr.. q. A. short, the candidate
OF tho Republican party Tor the office OF
tho county superintendent OF schools,
TOT ~n'' n.,, s e"V S,sonn nVv VI sno Dsn'
"Resolyed, That Democratic /. OF Greater
Advantage Ihan hepnpllcan supremacy
70 lnv Iuplc eunooI oysleu OF uiAh'
oes ,esso W sNa'o nm ,, Nv WI euuea'oI
nasaJ ~ ,hs ~ roInc Ion ~ s,cs W
nosi,ion inio lhe poiitioal arons nv
Fduca ionai ntiaIrs ,houlJD I'm ma,
opinion, be kent from the cor, amina,iny
touch OF political influences, biokering.
anu con entions. IL Ia Domocra,Io
maxim that lhoIo should be not only AN
ab,oluto separation VI Church aud s ate,
but that our public school system should
90 opeiaou anu m.lhlAihed Win The
W., u'.host op I.. , ioi nho welfare Of
na1,,i,a or ,pIs}pnn' 'es"'u''ss OF party
Had ,Se gen,ieman s,vniaod nj. a.t,.
TO meet me In public deba on issues or.
eha,ac or, II would have afforded me nm.
bounded pleasure 20 have boon moro
accommodating. But, believing ~ do
that no good and much harm might
tesnl. from discussion such as Is pro-
party to Il. and relying ON tho judg.