The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-20
OGDEN VILL CO DEMOCRATIC!
Never Has the Junction City Furnished Such a
Tremendous Demonstration.

publicans-Opened by Democrats"
Weber County Fraud at Power
Dam-Not Hooper,"
Have You Heard From Indianapo-
| lis?"
Those City Bonds-Ask F. ]. Can
non.''
.'The Only Hope for Silver Is De-
mocracy."
Honest Tom Maloney and Hon
John T. Game"
'.McKinleyism Necessities Up,
Wages Down; Democracy-Wages Up,
Necessities Down"
Our Candidates Don't Need Any
Bishops Recommend"
Watch Stevens Minority Report
from Els own Ward"
what Killed the Weber County Re-
publican Party? Power Dam Coloni-
cation
The osceolas Downed Allison Once.
We Will Next"
Proclaim Liberty Throughout the
Land to All the Inhabitants Thereof"
was backed by a picture of the old
Liberty bell.
Constitution.
Weber County is Democratic"
"B. H. Roberts-We Honor Your
Manly Courage"
Our Senators-Hon. J. L. Raw1ins,
Hon. Moses Thatcher
This Is a Democratic Year"
"Lehi Sugar Factory-Increased Pro
duction; Dividends Declared Without
Bounty"
who Recommended DR.. Condor?
Nobody But Condor"
Stevens Recommended Cannon in
80. Cannon Recommends Stevens in
'95."
Wages of 100000 Men Voluntarily
Increased Since August 2Sth, 1894"
''Silver-1S73, Republican Demonetiza-
ton; 1896. Democratic Restoration
portrayal of the old Liberty bel
was accompanied by the words: Lib
erty and Freedom"
Homestead. 1S92-Strikes, Lockouts
and Pinkertons Homestead, 1885
Peace and Higher Wages"
Don't Patronize the Grapevine Tel
egraph Co., of Which T. ]. Cannon Is
Manager"
Grapevine Messages Are the Repub.
licans' Only Hope"
political and Religious Freedom"
The Order of March.
The following order of march wa.
carried out:
4 band.
i Cavalry in charge of Captain G. H
Barton.
8-B. H. Roberts Drum Corps II
e charge of Captain L. D. Treseder.
e 4-Torchlights, first section in charge
= of Joseph Banscher.
Gun club, first section in charge
of Thomas Ballantyne.
! 6-Tuscaroras of Salt Lake.
+ jefferson Drum Corps of Salt Lake
g S-Caine club, in charge Of Hebel
V Wright
y 9-Flambeau club of Ogden.
10-Band.
1i-Non-Voters club, in charge O.
r Herbert r. Mcmillan.
a 12-Second section Gun club.
13-Torchlights. second section, an(
. others unattached to any other organ
I la SION
o 1AGun club, second section.
e The Train Service.
!, The Union Pacific special trail
scheduled to carry the Salt Lake dele
e cation to Ogden last evening was a
that was promised, or anticipated
Promptly at ESQ D. m. the specis
!, pulled out from the Union Pacific dc
pot. with engine 55S and the vetera
. Jack Johnson at the throttle. Cor
| ductor Quinn was the knight of til
q punch. and handled tickets with a
ease born of experience. Engfnee
Johnson made a. ely" run-no mis-
take! From the moment he droppe
the reverse lever down in the corne
mill was alive to the occa
sion. When the city limit
were cleared and a cunning hand ecu
! her back" for full throttle, then
, mile passed away with every minute
Three stops were made on the rur
and two trains met, yet notwithstant
ing the run was made in just forty
seven minuts. The service and til
run was appreciated by all proftin
t by the courtesy. and Travelling PaS
senger Agent Taggart, who accom-
= panied the crowd. was warmly cor
graduated on the special servic
rendered.
The Jefferson drum corps, twenty
four strong, marched to the depo
and while waiting for the train, mad
things fairly hum in that region. Dul
ing the run to Ogden they did NJ
cease playing save to break out
song at intervals. They were a merr
throng.
, The Great Parade.
The procession did not move unit
about 7:45 on account of the gres
crowds blocking the street. The para6
was headed by a great American fla;
/, The cavalry squad made a great di!
play. There were about 200 of thel
, IN line we'll mounted. The B. H. Rol
erts drum corps made a good shown
and the various gun club detachment
kept up a continuous rattle of firini
The Game club was everywhere
evidence. Most of the members VOL
linen busters. The Flambeau club wei
about fifty strong. The non-vote1
club seemed determined to make up
: enthusiasm what its members 1acke
in not being able to vote. The parad
followed the line of march as announ'
ed and met the Salt Lake continge1
at the city hall corner. This conti1
gent, if possible, added fresh enthus
asim to the hosts and from that 0
the noise and enthusiasm was tn
mendous
: The opera house was damned fro
doors opened Thousands could M
Inside the Theatre.
The stage made very pretty back
ground The Salt Lake and Ogdel
drum corps were on raised seats, witt
2 their red and blue suits, two American
: flags floating over them and the bi.
bass drum in their midst. Around til
stage We're prominent Democrats from
ogden, Weber county outside. Logan
{ Davis and Salt Lake. In the from
: and organizers. In the center over
: flags, and radiating in every direction