The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-06

and kept working steam enough to
Keep the line OF heavily ladened
coaches stretched out and taut,
rounding that curve in splendid style.
Division Passenger Agent Burley,
and Travelling Passenger Agent Tag
CERT, were attentive passengers and
observers.
Conductor McCulIow was in charge
of this special all the way from Juab
to Ogden, and was the right man in
the right place, as he can handle a
alacrity as a regulation stub ticket
Altogether, lit was a great train as
well as a great run.
The S43 was crowned with flags and
bunting in a way that suggested cum
ming hands-Master Mechanic Patter-
son did it.
The Salt Lake county delegates had
one car with banners on either side
the full length of the car, inscribed
Salt Lake County Democrats"
The gallant Tuscaroras had another
car with full length banners on the side
with its inscription SOLID for the
Ticket"
The Procession.
AS soon as possible a procession up
town was formed. led by the Ogden
band and Held's band, playing alter
nately. Behind them came the deer
skin of the Tuscaroras and the Utah
Democratic club, followed by the mas
cot of the Observation-Disclosures Som
mer's dog Toughy Two by two the
Salt Lake delegates followed. After
them came the Utah county delegates,
! headed by their strong drum corps.
Following them came various delega-
tions from the south, that had come
on the same train AS this imposing
array Of strong Democrats marched
up to the opera house people lined the
sidewalks ana realized that the Demo-
cratic party Of Utah is out for vic
tory.
At once the Salt Lake, Utah and
other delegations went into caucus,
from which they emerged just before
II O'Clock. and began to take places
in the hall
Opera House Decorations.
The house was decorated in most
tasteful manner At the back of the
stage was the banner of the Demo-
cratic club of Weber county. with its
portrait Of Thomas jefferson and its
legend, Equal and exact justice TO
all, special privileges to none" and the
beautiful silk flag of the Utah Demo-
cratic club of Salt Lake City. At one
side was the Tuscarora deer skin nre-
scented by the Mohawks of LeadviIla
hanging over the stage in front
draped with bunting, was beautiful
coiored portrait of "Old Hickory ;,
whlie on either side of the arch. also
9rdpea' were large autographs of
w ashlngton and Jefferson. Bunting
was everywhere. 1t lined the halcon7
les, ran in loops across the stage arcb
un yer the boxes and in the background
Flags, large and small. were hnne in
every possible place, until the whole
mousse was bower of red white and
blue, and "Old Glory" reigned su-
preme gu
How They We're Distributed.
The Salt Lake county delegation had
Weage SNAPPED space right in from
ana center OF the house. It was
Hanked on all sides by aisles. On the
LETT were Sewer and Beaver, on the
right Cache and Garfield Back of
them on the right was Utah county
and on the lefr Weber and Davis The
other county delegations Were scatter
ed through the rear part of the house
Whlch has seating capacity of over.
SOC, Grand, Iron, Emery. Wavne
Pluto and Rich bringing up the rear
Many women were scattered through
the house, maids and matrons. in
pretty costumes. The women delegates
49, S+NoL4J Interested III all. that
look place. The galleries were filed
with compact mass OF specta tors.
from Weber, Salt Lake, Utah, Cache.
and other surrounding counties. ali
intensely interested in the proceedings
and ready to break into cheers at the
mention of any of their favorites or of
the principles on which the campaign
is to be fought. 1t was a thoroughly
Democratic crowd. Some Republicans
We're there, but they were in a decided
minority.
Called to Order.
AT 1880 Chairman John T. Game
and Secretary Charles H. Hart of the
territorial committee came on the
plause.
A small boy called out "Hurrah for
Roberts .
Professor Monch of the Weber Stake