The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-17

lii George NJ. SAID NO-
Gov'nors never do soi
And now he rides Only by spells.
Sandy Independent Poet,
An Anti-Lippman Club.
In the Twenty-first ward there is an
organiza ton that is unique. 1t IS
called the tTw enty-first Ward Republic
can club" 1t should be called THE
Political Purity, Anti-Joe Lippman
club" The man responsible for its eX-
istence is a retired army officer named
Captain Hoffman, who has been reused
to righteous Indignation by the Tact
that Joe Lippman and his gang nave
been able to manipulate the primaries
of the ward and secure whatever del
egates they desire. The case was par
ticularly fragrant at the last primaries,
when Lippman walked away with the
whole delegation.
"Of course the people did not realize
what was being done until it was too
late. Then there was a whole lot OF
kicking. But it was the kickers that
were to blame. OF course the comb<sle
was right in getting the delegates if
it could. But what we want to do is
to prevent their getting them again
The club has now been formed. In
it are the men who are pressing Judge
CoIborn for the mayorship. The de-
sign, in the language of Colonel Hoff-
man, is Ito drag in every Republican
voter possible. Then we will have a
meeting just before the primaries, and
the secretary will read off a list of the
voters of the ward Whenever he
comes to the name of man who
should be delegate that name will be
taken from the list and put up for the
Nf
have picked out these men we will
then select by ballot a sufficient num-
Der to make up the delegation and will
present them to the people of the ward.
The action of the club is not binding
on any of it's members. We only de-
sign to put up the best possible ticket
and then let the people do as they
like"
Beaver Utonian Qnd): John Ward
Christian, the stalWart Democrat and
poor mans friend, is the only name
mentioned by the Denis for district
judge, and we are assured that scores
of Republicans will vote for him. If
the sisters could only vote, John would
get big majority. He will get there
any way, as he deserves it for thou
sand reasons.
The Republican state committee has
made more arrangements as to the
itinerary of Heber NJ. Wells, c. e. AL
len and Frank Cannon. The Utah
county committee has arranged that
they shall speak on September 90 at
Santaquin, at pm, and at Payson at
p. m, September 81 at p. m. and
Provo at s p. m, October at Spanish
Fork at p. M, and Lehi at p. M
In Wasatch county on September %
they will speak at Midway at u M,
Charleston at 3 p. m. and Heber at 8
p. m.
The Fifth precinct heaquarters for
the campaign will be. in the offices of
j. W. Hamm, Knutsford building. The
committee will do good work during
the Elmpaign.
An Independent Republican of this
city has fixed up a queer ticket, which
he intends to vote this fall At the
head of it is H. w. Lawrence for gov
ernor. He puts Allen for Congress,
Harris for secretary of state, Richards
for auditor, Bishop for attorney gener-
al, Greenwood for treasurer, Park for
superintendent of public instruction.
Thurman. Young and Zane for supreme
court judges, and Hiles, Howat and
Young for district court judges.
McNaIly Feels First. Rate,
AS there has been some talk about
his state Of mind since the recent Dem
ocratic convention, Judge McNally
wishes it stated that he fully endorses
Rfles, .Howat and Young for the dis
trict court bench and Will take off his
coat and WORK for them. He has no
q or1j CT
his defeat in the convention. He was a.
candidate before the convention only
because he understood that it would be
impossible for LIE Grande Young to ac-
cept the nomination. AS it is he be-
lieves himself too young for the nom
lnation and that it is well that such
men as are on the ticket have been
selected
Scandinavfans in Arms.
Trouble is brewing among the Scan
dinavian Republicans. A revolt is the
order of the day. The decent element
declines to stomach Al Eklund and in
tends to give evidence of this. Last
Thursday night Eklund was elected
president of a Scandinavian RenubIi
can society formed in the rooms of
the Equirrh club. Elund had packed
the meeting and was elected president.
Had an opportunity been given the
better element they would have elected
some such representative man as p A
II. Franklin, A. w. Carlson. of the y
9. M. l.. or DR.. Frankline to be at the
head of the organization. An objection
to Eklund was made at last nights
meeting but he had the power to still
al complaints and was able &, carry
his point by the use of his authority
The other Scandinavians say they will
'efuse to submit to such imposition and
will either form a separate organiza-
ton, or jon the Scandinavian Demo
cratic society, which is recognized as
oelng composed OF .Scandinavians who
Notice.
A grand Democratic rally will ho Ill,