The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-25

parsonage is a necessary adjunct of
the Republican flutes campaign de-
partment. Whenever a statement is
made rejecting on the opposition and
1t receives fiat contradiction, the old
woman is always appealed TO. In her
ventriloqual way she invariably an
swers that the Tribune was right.
! Next day that paper comes out and
! triumphantly declares that from reli-
able information it believes its state
ment was correct The old woman was
! brought into requisition the other day,
for the first time prominently in this
campaign, when she gave information
J that Messrs. Letcher and Norrell had
! declared against women voting this
! fall, and when those gentleman fatty
denied the statements, they appealed
/ TO the old woman again, and yesterday
morning triumphantly said they were
right. But then, the old woman IS not
reliable. Her ventriloqual tongue has
too much of Tribune SAVIOR.
How About That $4,000.
The commission has not yet heard
from that $4,000 appropriation, which
! was not included in the copy of the
! bill as it came here. The interior de-
partnlent is probably making a search
to find cut whether the fault lies in
misprint. n the meantime the
quartette who are responsible II
the appropriation is defeated are
being severely censured. On the eve
of statehood the territory or state can
not afford to have $4,000 literally
thrown away. These ready telegram
writer's are sometimes confirmed
nuisances.
The Silver Party Leaders.
The anticipated presence of Messrs.
SibIey and Warner in this city today
is arousing a great deal OF interest
among the people of all parties. They
will be received with great cordially.
The west is so set upon the remonetiZa-
ton of silver that it is more than will
ling to welcome anyone who will carry
the silver propaganda into the eastern
states. Their views will be listened
10 with interest. The people of this
city can appreciate good speeches and
especially those on the silver question.
But these two eminent gentlemen
must inevitably be disappointed over
practical results III Salt Lake. Both
of the old parties are playing waiting
game. The Democrats have every
reason to believe that at the next
national convention Clevelandism will
be repudiated and support will be
given TO free coinage above all other
hoping against hope. They are siezing
with avidity on any information from
the east of gains to the silver cause
within their own ranks and hushing up
any detection on the part of those
who must be steadfast if their party is
to be brought to the right stand in the
coming presidential campaign.
With the leaders in this attitude the
people are 10th to desert their old
allegances until they see which way
the matter will turn. If both old par
ties should refuse to recognize silver
then there would be a great oppor-
tunity for the able leaders of the
not without followers, however. The
Populists here and a considerable ele-
ment of the most strongly dissatisfied
men are ready to welcome them and
follow them, disregarding their old
lines. In case of necessity these might
form a respectable nucleus for the
formation of the new party.
Anxious for "The Liberator."
The politicians are getting anxious
for the return of ''the liberator." The
Tribune crowd is holding meetings
with alarming regularity. Two or
three times a week the ring-leaders
come together and wild and mysterious
are the conferences they hold. Already
NliCy dlG USS lIl1lIlS ~ ISdCn OQI lUlO
the country and put their ieutenants
to work. They have not had the best
of men but they are working for others
who will do good service for them
Trouble is to be fomented up in Ogden
in the organization and a break made
from the dictation of the Standard and
Buffalo Bill Glassman. The slate in
Provo and Utah county is to be broken
if possible with the aid of the already
large disaffected Republican element.
With headquarters established there
the attack is TO be carried north and
south. Park City and all the mining
camps are being quietly worked ana
fun may be looked for.
1.-THE liberator'' is sorely needed on
the field of action. Buffalo Bill Glass
man has found he has red hot fight
on his hands up in the Junction city.
The detection of Frankie from the side
of Charlie Crane has set the bees to
buzzing in that vicinity and if the
organization is held it will be almost
a miracle. Reports come up from
Provo that the skies are growing black
in that direction. The thickening diff |
culties make 1t necessary that Charley
Crane should have the benefit of the !
master mind. Some of the workers in
this city are also in need Of funds. |
Therefore the need is urgent. Come !
back, colonel, come back!
VIII Be Here Next Week.
Advices as to his return are con-
flicting. By some Of his intimates he
was expected to arrive yesterday and
others expect him today Others still |
place the date Of his arrival a week
off. However, it is believed he will |
come in Monday or Tuesday and scat
ter his sunshine freely around. When
he does the result will be seen at once.
The Tribune crowd will soon find out
that they have against them a man
who has lived in an atmosphere of
ano that he can give
them some few pointers on the art of
an organization. With
Charley Crane and the machine to
aid him he Will do some work His
signal victory in the Republican
league meeting and the numerous sur
lenders by old enemies since then in
dicate that in some mysterious way,
Trumbo holds the key to the situation.
and it looks as though there would be
a regular landslide TO his standard
when he arrives on the scene with his
barrel and his sunshine.
T.