The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-01

CluU, diu COi3APdISu the Danes, OWeQeS,
and Norwegians to the Holy Trinity.
The three races made one Scandinavia.
He wanted the three races to come to-
gether ana be one. To him, a Scan
dinavian in Utah meant a silver man.
Mr. Erstman was then called upon for
a speech. And said in part:
1--WE are now on the eve of cam
paign unlike any we have known in
the past twenty years. In the past,
different issues have arisen. Politi-
clans have tried TO make these issues
look radically different, but when they
were carefully studied they were
found to be very similar in a great
many ways. But the coming one is
very important. The whole world will
be interested as never before. England
will be affected if Bryan is elected.
and as she is the greatest commercial
nation on earth, other nations will
also feel it. Therefore all nations will
do all they can to help gold He then
went on to tell short history of the
finances Of the world about 1873, and
concluded with an Illustration Of the
hard times in Utah
The meeting then adjourned.
Sugar ward is right in line for
Bryan and Sewall and silver. A rous-
ing meeting was held there last night
when strong organization of Demo-
Gratis was perfected for the ensuing
year. The officers are ]. G. Bywater
president, Frank Y. Taylor first vice
president, Mrs. Carl Ahlquist second
vice-president, A. c. Smoot secretary
and treasurer. Executive committee.
Nicol Hood chairman, B. H. Harris,
Mrs. Strock, Arthur Cummings, Mrs.
Christoper Alsten Enrolment COM
mittee: Mrs. A. ]. Faust, chairman,
Christopher Austen, John Beardhall.
The Republicans of the Twenty
seventh precinct met last evening b. the
Seventeenth ward school house and
effected an organization with the fol-
lowing officers: Harold M. Pitt chair
man, Frank S. Tingey vice-chairman,
Edward II. Scott secretary, and George
Dwyer treasurer A campaign COM
mittee was also selected composed of
the following: F. G. Palmer, r. s.
Lewis, G. o. King, George Dwyer and
Mrs. David Yearsley
Hon. S. R. Thurman. of Provo, was
in the city yesterday on business and
took occasion to confer with the Demo-
Garlic leaders on the political situation.
To Herald reporter he said last even
ing that the Democrats would carry
Utah county this fall by a larger vote
than ever, and that to the increased
Democratic majority would be added
the 200 or 300 votes Of the Populists of
the county. who propose to support the
Democratic ticket straight.
Hon. Warren Foster opened the
Populist campaign last evening at
Santaquin, and will keep up the can
vass till election day Mr. Foster de-
MES the report that has started at
ogden, that he has decided to with
draw from the congressional race in
favor of some Weber county aspirant.
He says he has not Withdrawn in favor
of anybody and does not propose to.
1t is stated, not officially, but from a
source rendering the statement I'M
questionably authoritative, that if c.
]. Pence is nominated for the district
judicial convention, he will be endorsed
by the Populists of the district and
given their hearty support. The nomi-
nation of Mr.. Pence means his election.
Claude Bennett, private secretary to
ex-Secretary Of the Interior Hoke
Smith, spent yesterday in Salt Lake.
Mr.. Bennett is on his way to San Fran
cisco and stopped off here to take a
Olp III Inc lake. 10 f1eTdlQ reporter
he said that his chief is one of the
most earnest of the supporters of
Bryan and Sewall, and that his paper
will be made to do it's utmost in the
campaign
Banker T. R. Jones, returned yester-
day from a trip to Chicago. Concern
ing the political situation there, he said
that while the gold men express the
greatest confidence that Mckinley will
be elected, they do not express their in
most thoughts. He says the facts in
the circumstances are, that they are
badly frightened for the result Of the
campaign.
The state Democratic headquarters
will be opened today at 46 East Second
South. Chairman Powers returned to
Brighton Sunday but will be back to-
day ready to cake the helm and begin
the campaign.