The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-25

| to be true to their convictions before
God He explained the nature of the
coming primaries and the part that
could be taken by the women
| Mrs. Zina D. Young followed with
speech that attracted much attention.
She urged men and women to be true
! TO their convictions, and spoke to the
women, saying they should do their
duty in the exercise of the franchise,
| but at the same time should attend to
their household duties.
| A vote of thanks was given to the
speakers and the call for the primaries
was read.
Democratic WOrkingmen.
The Democratic workingmen held a
meeting last night at 60 West Second
| South, the call having been issued by
J. B. Rawlings. The call to order was
made by Mr.. Rawlings, who made a
short talk on the principles of Democ-
racy, urging all to concerted action,
as he believed by such means and only
such means could success be assured.
H. NJ. Sadler followed in talk on the
objects of the meeting, and urged per-
manent organization. The chairman
ruled the motion out of order until
the objects of the meeting had been
fully stated. Hon. w. c. Hall gave
short talk, urging all to harmonious
! &CllOI HULL 1ISlCl1SI anu lliC
old veteran laborer John WOODBURY.,
spoke to the same effect.
| 1t was decided to give the Central
| Democratic club the entire support of
all laboring men who are Democrats,
and to make the Central Democratic
Laboring Mems club all it purports to
be, the most progressive club in Salt
Lake City. President Sadler an
nounced a meeting Of the club for Mon
day night next, to which all will be
glad to go. The meeting was attended
| by the leading Worllingmen and some
of their ladies. Reference was made
to numerous efforts to capture the club
and hands off was the voice of all.
A Tribune Lie.
In relation to the statement made in
the Tribune, to the effect that Sheriff
! Hardy used some very profane and
obscene language at the meeting of the
Second precinct Republican delegation,
the sheriff desires to say that the arti-
Gle is absolutely false and for verifica-
| ton refers to Mrs. Martha Campbell,
who was directly behind him; to the
| fourteen members of the Fourteenth
ward delegation who We're with him
and to the chairman of the convention
who AYERS he heard nothing of the sort.
| The story was circulated by II light
! headed young man from the Fifteenth
ward. who has an unsavory reputation
as regards matters political and who
was miffed at not being able to carry
a point.
OF course no one except the few mem
bers Of the Tribune gang believed the
| tale, and this denial is really not
needed save for the information of
those who might chance to be unac-
quainted with the sheriff.
ri GSC1nnn
Murray American Rep).-Some more
of the Tribune "clean campaign" meth
DDS cropped out last Tuesday through
editorial comment on the result of the
primary elections, and Thursday on the
| county convention. If Wilful lying and
misrepresentation are requisites to a
clean campaign, then, are the editors
of the Tribune consistent in Their de-
mands for clean campaign" Re
publicans who feel in need of a, daily
paper from which to learn the action
of their party will do better to trust to
the reports of The Herald than the Tri-
bune for in that they will find nothing
worse than partisan feeling while the
reports of the Tribune are biased by
petty personal Spites.
Notice TO Democrats.
Notice is hereby given to the Dem
ocrats of the Seventeenth ward pur-
suant to call of the Democratic county
committee, that a primary of the Dem
ocrats of said ward will be held at No.
101 North West Temple street on the
29th day of August, 1895, at 1870 p. m,
for the purpose of nominating fourteen
delegates to attend the Democratic
county convention, called to be held on
the 31st. FRED w. MINER,
Member of the Third Precinct Cam
paign Committee from the Seven
tenth Ward.
Twenty-Third Ward Democrats.
Notice is hereby given to the Dem
ocrats of the Twenty-third ward, that
there will be primaries of the Demo-
Gratis of said ward at 1870 p. M, at
meeting house on the 18th day of Au-
gust, 1895, for the purpose of electing
four delegates to the county conven-
ton, August 81. Said primary is called
| in accordance with the call of the
county committee.
f. j. FENsTRoM,
Member of the Third Precinct Cam
paign Committee from the Twenty
third Ward.
The Tribune.
Nephi Times Rep.): mot wholly
defunct, but on its deathebd i'll with
an incurable malady, its pulse futters,
its respiration is labored, its tempera-
ture is low. The undertaken is wait
ing"
Eighth Ward Democrats, Attention:
The Democratic primary of the
Eighth ward is hereby called to con-
vene Thursday, Aug. 90, at the Eighth
ward schoolhouse, opposite city and
county building morth), for the pur
pose of electing eleven delegates to the
county convention to be held on Aug
ust 81, 1895. ]. 3. KEYSOR,
7. J. RAWLINGS. President.
Secretary.
Fourth Precinct Primaries.
Democratic primaries will be held in
the Fourth precinct, Thursday, August
90, at 1880 p. M. for the purpose of
eIecting delegates to the county con-