The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-22

4 When a man is SO unmindful OF his
own interests as to leave his own
canvass they say, it shows his deep
interest in the silver cause.
The Democrats Of the Second ward
held rousing meeting in the old Sixth
ward meeting house on Tuesday even
ing. The house was crowded with earn
| est Democrats anxious to hear the
truths of Democracy. j. B. Timmony,
f. H. Holzheifner and Mrs. Game were
the speakers. Mrs Game made a SPLEEN
did address, while Timmony's refer
ences to Archie and Chris were es-
pecially good. Mr.. Holzheimer also
made a good effect.
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The members of the county Demo-
cratic committee and the speakers who
! go out into the country nightly to adj
dress meetings. are especially gratified
at the large turn-outs which greet the
opponents of Democracy. This is indie
alive of a great interest among the
people. The record of the county COM
missioners has been fully shown and
! the applause which greets the speakers
who make illusions to the official mis-
conduct of the two candidates who are
now running. is indicative of the feel
ing which prevails.
candidates for county commissioners
on the Republican ticket, and Peter
Condie viii find, when he ventures
down in that section of the county,
that he does not stand well there AS
stated in the circular which his friends
nave peen sending out and mailing and
posting on the walls in the city, Peter
is well known in the Second municipal
ward of this city, but is not so well
acquainted in other parts of the city,
RMS is fact. Peter is known to a
select few in the corner of the ward
where he lives, and amongsa few sheep
men in the southern portion of the
county, while the name of Thomas P.
Lewis is familiar to all the old resi-
dents and new ones of this section
BY the way, Peter is said to be
amending that circular. The bottom
portion has been omitted and all that
remains IS the half-tone and the adjura-
ton 10 Vote for Peter Condie for sher-
iff.''
Peter is evidently in a hard row of
stumps and is doing all he can to gave
himself
G. S. Kinney and Hon H. P. Hender-
son will begin the campaign in Box
Elder county today They speak at
Honeyville at 8 p. m today and at
Bear River at 8 o'clock tonight On
Friday they will be at Corinne in the
afternoon and at Brigham City in
the evening. Both gentlemen are good
speakers and their efforts will be felt
in Box Elder. Judge Henderson has
been doing a world of good in Cache
county and his efforts up there have
had a good effect
After the meetings. referred to have
been held the county committee of Box
Elder will arrange for other meetings
on Saturday at different points in the
county.
The campaign over in Tooele is wax
ing hot and the Democrats are away
ahead. 1t is stated that Nebeker will
carry. the county for the state senate by
at least 500 majority. maybe more.
Sharp's well known friendship for Me-
Kinley and gold is hurting him with
both the miners and the farmers alike
The miners are against him to a man
and many of the Republican farmers
have declared they will not vote for
him because, although he has said he is
for silver, so has Mckinley. Nebeker's
position on this matter is well known
and the miners can trust him.
The two warning factions of the Re-
puGblicans in this city have not ceased
their fight with each other. The gold
men have it in for Lippman and Ken
yon on account of their Bryan proclivi-
ties, while the silver wing sets up the
contention that Mrs. Wells and w. w.
Taylor ought to be defeated because
they are for gold. Be this as it may,
there is going to be considerable
scratching done when the day of cleo
!. ton comes.
Arthur Brown is hedging. He sees
the writing on the wall. Arthur knows
the silver men of this state are warning
against him and thinks that unless he
does something right away he is going
down TO defeat. So under his senatorial
frank he is sending out his speech on
Silver VS.. Bond Issues" which he de-
livered last summer. 1t is stated that
he is mailing thousands of them to all
portions of the state, hoping to re-
deem himself. But it is too late.
Arthur's goose is cooked, basted and
this is no joke-well Drowned.
The Democrats of the Third munich
pal ward are holding some rousing
meetings. The one of Tuesday night
was largely attended and enthusiasm
was of the oldtime order. This evening
will witness another rousing gathering
at the Plymouth Rock church, on Third
North between First and Second West
streets The speakers are Hon. James
ii. Moyle, S. A. Kenner and Mrs. La
Barthe. An additional attraction will
be some fine singing by Mrs Nellie
bruce Pugsley, Miss Alice Bowring.
Miss Edna Dryer and the Timpson
Brothers quartette. Everybody invited
to attend.
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Attorney c. NJ. Nelson has had sew
eral invitations to go to Minnesota and
stump the state for Bryan and Lind.
He cannot respond as he win be cam
paigning Utah. Mr.. Nelson says that
friends in Minnesota write him that
everything looks very favorable for the
Bryan electors.
There will be a meeting of the COM
mittee of the 9th, 3Sth, S9th, 40th, 41st.
And and 43Fd precincts, comprised in
the Fourth municipal ward, at Tag
CARTS hall this evening at Z o'clock, |
and every member of the campaign
committees as well as of the ward
committee is expected to be present
The committee meeting will be followed
by the Democratic mass meeting at s
O'Clock as announced by the county
committee.
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A non-partisan German-American
mass meeting viii be held at the Ger
mania club. 69 East Second South
street, tonight at o'clock which will
be addressed by Hon. r. n. Baskin and
Hon. Fisher S. Harris, on the. issues |
of the day. Judge Morris Sommers.
Hon: William Kahn and NJ. Kopp win |
speak in German. Everyone is in |
Vited to attend