The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-03

headquarters. every man who has dis
1EnesI proposition to make. The fight
eI Ia: snail make, will be a fight
lrst-based upon the organization Of
e!iS. party made more perfect if pos
see Seco Lnin fhat of, OF the enemy
rs reason of the people of Utah.
o .lIio a., registra ton and polling of
every Democratic vote within the terri
tSFy tnat 1t Is possible TO secure. Upon
tnese hnes l shall continue to wage bat
ue against the foe until the polls hay-
sIoSeq- Upon these lines l say to You.
GU sn1 TO the Democrats of Utah, that l
| SS1.an WIN The fight, and 1 shall make
Ctah Democratic state
| crat me then ask each any every Demo
I 80 70 continue as they have since !
and ~ oe EN-, IN IN, Office TO work vigorously.
| I'm 20 Inc SANDERS of the enemy Keer,
a. your work. Send out your r1iSs.oI, , ~
Pm convert the people to Democracy
! rut Utah where she belongs. Place I@to1
~ tr ne union as a Democratic stato
ba IA aah 1is You for the opportmnitv Va,
$50 gwen me to answer one -, ~,
of enda,, Deeh circulated for the purnose
elluea Voflhs to brighten or 1ea 11i Su ~,
eJ,f 7iiiCcIats, snd trusting this viii 5
Suinnrelent for all the people Of I-t WI De
I ra1,1 anq Democrats and PopuIists
ent servant 'ii sieal respect Your obedi-
y. W. POWERS.
Chairman.
., mere IS another cl1aUter however
- ~ 'lllS story, which is hest exnIei,,a5
/ - a IelIeI sent to Frank ! Cannon
rho So John Boyden, of Coalville. and
VIC ephes' which are as follows:
SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. a 1884,
Hon. Frank J. Cannon - $500
a,,tSS lear Sir-I have it from reliable
aiIn.norlly that at different tinoss sii'a ao1s
speeches - l5,, Inc course of your political
x5 aae me statement that am 10 ,oi
g 6,,S LOT my services as chairman of IA
e,ya,lt s nc party. and 5000 mere in the
eFenl OF success. most resrectfI,liIl IL estS
oI you, by what authorize Vol, 49,, IllS ssh
- -, tdiefnent and 1 desire TO say IN t-oi,
i ili@. a IL IS entirely unfounded. NV serv-
" as 80 SIHeh 70 my party quite as free
IlEht 10 know whether Won ba$-e - ..
iii i nldtloh concerning the matter Than
me "a Y {a M. SCI; An early reply win oblige
mt very truly yours,
o,., o. W. POWERS.
rms was presented to Mr.. Cannon
10y MI. Boyden and no answer U-7s re-
ooIned, except that the recipient would
answer Judge Powers either in person
~ w letter \ telegram to this effect
s Tes SEM 10 Judge Powers. followed
~ aLter oy ohe following letter:
coALYILHE, Utah. Sept. &c. 1895.
u; W Powers Chairman Danoo,.,t a.,
committee. Salt Lake City. --0Oi &c
Dear SirSince sending NV +e1ee-,,,
In d. afternoon Mr.. Cannon called and do
Mn - tle 10 forward the enclosed elm
a III .. rom me Tribune OF the 18th insf
;,,s 10y mat mat was the source Of his
Information relating to the renor.f IF he
I'm 10 De paid for your services as chair
ND I1ah etc: And that i'll his public sneak
As Nhen referring 10 the sil3iacT n,
save II as a matter of report. Also maj
4 t!eI4sl made over Your signature was
e eS,netf,.i,, by him. l am, yours most re-
JOHN BOYDEN.
Address on the Judiciary.
For some time Republicans in +,5s
city, Judge Miner especially. have baan
circulating uhe report that the Demo
cIdtic nominees for district iudges
wousa not run in good faith and have
go. JseI ehdeaVortng to make CAPITAL for
80. s.nott own lneXcusable nominees on that
sI0 , The Democratic district ind
o-S,i,. eo-44llltcee, however has issued an
Ill - Walcn puts an end to such
80 I'm dS inns, as it is accompan MED nv
LettSfS from the nominees accepting -,
$50 I9Ish. The address and accom-
p@hylns Letters are as follows:
20 Qr me Voters Of the Third judicial NJ
ne 1eo Undersigned, committee annoint.d
fion baI as 81 oenocratlc judicial convep+
"t III Would respectfully represent. 1Fth
-, mar ms judicial district. cornnri-ir,.,
me Tle COUNTIES of Summit. Salt I'alto iei.iS
anciai roe oi,,all;s the commercial and I'D
H. ID a heropoils of Utah, and einhrscse
8 pie great mining centers of ParIL 60
= nam, Mercur, Stockton and o6biys'
balf ~ sd ne exclusive Of mines about one.
~ " uIe wealth and over one-fhirG oe
5ne population of Utah lis co,1rte RI Iii ~
TO- ~; i,iine more that one-half of the 81
s Tbe in 81 the incoming state.
se gu9lclarT IS a department peculiar
~ sacred, ana should be kent &C 81 ~ az : /
political contests. tSIIeHt 70
The question as 10 tf,a +j,,. -
shall be elected iudycs in 1his L. MIio |
[relnernberng that they are each 10 $40 ~, |
10! t'a Il e Iong years is too srious and of |
100 nuch Importance 10 the neonle 1 th,r VI
selves, TO attempt aEv exI,erii,,1ddytC tueHl-
permit partisan preferences M. lIesi VI 70
control a single vote Nesiies TO
ne democratic convention-with = de- /
hnt 70 secure only the best men ~
aDIest ana most experienced is1,,,,-e ne
q n zee ogden Hiles. lie Grande Y0unn
$50 Gu 55A,iuttM Howat They have each as
- US tnat they VIII accept and serN-a
II elected-as appears by the snhioi,,eS
IeLltIs OF acceptance. It IS an acltnov,l
e;ased TACT that they Will make honest
impartial, upright and able judees 80
, They wers selected SOLELY Nv 2e5so,,
e,ielr especial fitness, long experie nee and
superior qualifications for the high frS,st
S s.alI ldol GA account of mere political
- SeeIl:ceS' or as result of political com
or III the interest of anv on,
porauon or person whatever eoi=
!, We urge each voter 10 investigate and
u ueISrnlne Tor himself-as one ,havinp oT
liable 10 nave his life, liberty or nronsrtI,
~ stake-the relative merits and stand
IHS OF tne Candidates of the several mar
Sies, ana by supporting and electine no,
zen HlleS. lie Grandc Young and An5ra9,, /
l1oWal we assure and pledge YOU that tho
DeInocrduc party viii not claim anv nav /
tt L'Stll VICTORY or advantage by reason
ID, We refer the voters to the editorial II,
me salt Lake Tribune of September X
1888, endorsing the candidates in the fol-
lowing language: III
The candidates nominated ces+erd.,,
oy me Democrats for district judges are
-Aperlencea IN their profession They all
~ me force OF their own lntellects. have
acquired rep ItaLOns as eminent la vy,-ar=
hey stand out without suspicion he
ore their fellow men. AT least Two of thA
-hree nave that character OF mind which
i men, nfnsunIstlNely Understand as fitting
mem Tor the bench, ana they have SO
lNeo so handled their profession. and
rave so moved II their walk before mon
hat all men VINO know them Womb
Nltnout HESITATION. submit their propertv
u Iheir hNes 10 their adjudication with a
'eIIect ceIlalnlF IN advance that their
,ause would be heard with a singIenes.
II purpose 20 do justice. that they would
,e intellieently heard by men who have
prepared themselves by d profound inVes
lSauon OF the law, - Judge intelligentlv
ND justly. We congratulate the Dem
craCy on its nominees for district i1I6f
s, and this is absolutely sincere
J. c. DE LA MARE.
JOHN L. BOYDEN.
HEBER BENNION
5 ~. DARkE,
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