The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-11

the faults of the party his memory is
very short. He knows, and so do the
majority of the miners here that it
took over three years before the final
passage of the bill, and that in the
intervening years until the olsting of
the party, it did absolutely nothing to
rectify that blunder. Notwithstanding
his great effort of last might he need
not count on making any votes here,
or that he will even get the full vote
of his party. His record is too well
known. A large number of people
went to the hall to see Frankie, but
were sadly disappointed. What can
any person expect from that party but
After the smoke of
the battle had cleared away yonr cor
respondent did not see a lame Demo-
craft on the field. and a large number
were there to hear the leader of the
ForIorn Hope. Now comes the after
math. The Hon. o. D. Cash, of Provo,
will be here Friday to expound the
great principles of Democracy. He
will be welcomed nobly.
Colonel TrumbO's Speech.
While Colonel Trumbo was home in
California he is reported ITO have Sc
cured the services of a talented young
journalist to formulate his (the colo
nelSl views on public questions, from
the point of the G. o. P, and especially
as candidate for senator in an outly-
ing province. The colonel could do this
himself but he has been compelled to
be away from home so much lately in
Utah and other places, that when he is
at home his important personal and
railroad Interests with Mr.. Huntington
require all his time. The colonel being
equipped for an itinerary insists on
appointments by the committee and
if they are not made the independent
campaign viii be inaugurated With his
brand new speech. The peroration is
trimmed up in the happy style of the
colonel himself ard is as follows;
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TUscarOra Initiation.
The Tuscarora society initiated a
number Of new members last night.
put them through the ritual, and had
a general love feast.
Slim Republican Meeting,
WEST WEBER. Oct. 1O.lThe Re
publican club of this precinct held a
meeting last evening at which Hon.
Z. NJ. Allison, Republican candidate
Tor state senator and one Parsons
from Nebraska, entertained the few
voters who were present. There was
about fifteen Republican voters, six
Democratic voters, half a dozen ladies,
and about thirty or forty children
Mr. Allison was at his best Notwitf-
standing the cold reception, he en-
deaYored to show the sheep owners
present how the foreigner pays the
tariff. He showed how the Utah sheep
man takes his 1000 head of sheep to
Chicago, and disposes of them, finSing
a ready sale and returns home with
5000 in his pocket, whilst the Mexican
sheep owner in taking his 1000 head of
sheep, is stopped on the border line
and made to pay to the United States
customs $3.50 per head tariff. He con-
tinues on to Chicago and sees the Utah
sheepman get SO per head, and he ex-
poets he will get $3.50 because he paid
Uncle Sam $3.50 per head, but he was
greatly surprised to find that he had
only $1,000 when he got home whilst
the Utah man had $4,000. Mr.. Allison
die not tell his audience the other side
of the story, of how the starving mill
lions of American laboring men and
women have to pay that $3.50 tax
every TIME Ihey purchase piece or
mutton, and so it is with everything
that enters into the consumption of
the necessarieS OF life. The few sheep
owners of this country are protected
in their industry whilst the carpenter,
blacksmith, railroad men and the
hundred and one other trades and oc-
equations the great masses of the peo-
pie are engaged in, every pound of
mutton they buy they pay the tariff on
it, every pound Of sugar, yard of
cloth, in fact nearly everything of the
necessaries of life the consumer in the
end pays the tax. Verify Republican
speakers need education, such talk as
that may do for children and sheep
owners, but the intelligent voter wants
more solid, and that will
bear the light of reason. Mr.. Parsons
made some criticisms of B. H. Rob
erts, and also attacked Hon. William
Bryan Of Nebraska. What great
friends of silver these Republicans are,
to attack a man who has made such a
gallant fight for the white metal. AS
regards Mr. Roberts, we know him
better than Mr.. Parsons does and the
people of this precinct will give him
such a reception on the 18th as win
prove to him that
This is a Democratic year.
Tenth Ward DELEGATES.