The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-16
THE SALT LAKE. HERALD FRIDAY. AUGUST 49, 1885.

can contemporaries have not yet given
us the names of those prominent mem
bers of their party who are shouting
for free coinage at Is to l. Why this
silence?
Judge Powers has recently adorned
his Brighton farm with two donkeys,
one of which he has named O-Queer-
The reason he gives is that the don
key throws everything that gets on
its back
Logan Journal: A man can do bet
ter without food and drink than the
Republican party can do without
state can do very well without them
and their party.
Arthur Brown is out for the senate
and is gaining strength every day.
Still the Tribune hasn't opened its
mud batteries on him. 1t had one-Aex-
perience of that kind and found it
was monkeying with the buzz saw.
Heber NJ. Wells is coquettinS with
the governorship. He was approached
! recently by committee, which asked
him to be a candidate. He said he
would do no work for the position,
but if it were thrust upon him he
would accept.
Ogden Standard: 1t is now in order
for Pat Lannan and Judge Goodwin
to take trip to some seaside resort
until Christmas and let Colonel Nell
son run the paper a while. There
would be no doubt of the Tribunes
Republicanism then.
Arthur l.. Thomas is out for the
race for the Republican nomination
for governor. Crane may not be the
man, although it looks very much that
/ hI1f IL. &c haC a n
place on the shelf along with Judge
Bennett and Charles Carol Goodwin.
It is said that the esteemed Judge
has at length been made to see that
his personal attacks on Colonel Sun
shine Trumbo was the mistake of a
lifetime. The column paragraphs re-
garding "the interloper,' appear no
more, but the mischief has been done.
! What with the O-Queer club, the
Republican country press, Arthur
Brown. the Crane-Trumbo combine,
and about every element of strength
in the party arrayed against it, the
Tribune is in a very bad way. The
Provo Enquirer is still with it, how
! ever.
It is charged that Harry McCallum
| is working the Oquirrh club scheme
in order to get the city attorneyship.
MCCdlIuIlI, uOWeNeI, QeUlGS luIS, anu
says that he has already pledged him
| self to Van Horn to keep out of the
race. Van is after than plum him
self.
! The last combination reported in po-
| litical circles is a hummer. A promi-
nent politician who has been endeav-
oring to work the Eighteenth ward
Republican primary says disgustedly
| that Trumbo and Thomas have formed
a combine. The public would be sur
prised to learn who the politician is.
All Democratic women who are in
| terested in learning more about the
party to which they belong, even if
! they do not intend to vote, are re-
quested to meet at No. Fourth East
Saturday afternoon, August II at 8
o'clock. j. r. Letcher, DR.. Matte
Hughes Cannon and others will adj
dress the meeting. Mrs. Ewithe K.
L. Barthe, chairman.
! 1t is now quite certain that Judge
Goodwin is no longer the Tribunes
candidate for United States senator as
running mate for Frank Cannon.
He has been withdrawn and John Z.
Dooly is undoubtedly in the race A
barl was absolutely indispensable in
the face of the coloners campaign.
Now watch for the bung to be knocked
out.