The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-31
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Terse Reasons For the Election OF
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lerSe reasons t7OF the E1eC1fCn OF
the Democratic Candidates.
On Monday night there viii lie a
meeting in the Grand Opera House to
be addressed by Judge Henderson and
Hon. c. c. Richards.
If any doubt existed thai Judge King
would carry Weber county by big
majority, that 1ouot has been dis
PEELED since his speech Thursday night.
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Levi Harmon is a careful popular
farmer, whose whole life has been
spent in this leishD6rl,ood He knows
every road, hill and stream and 1Glf
the people in the county. ana is ia
miliar with the. various need; OF all
localities.
]. c. Armstr ong is a conseI vative
business man, very careful. and Of
well-known integrity.
John Seaman is familiar alike with
the needs of the country and city dis
tricts. He has served the people in
various capacities and always with
credit and fidelity. AS commissioner
he would guard the public interests
and see that not a dollar was spent
uselessly or illegally. Democrats, Pop
ulists and Republicans alike have come
to know him as Honest John Sea-
man"
For treasurer and collector of Weber
county there is needed a man who has
alike the confidence of the rich and
the poor; an expert accountant, man
of strict integrity and one skilled in
business methods. These qualifications
are essential, and when a man is
found possessing them and is likewise
a genial, generous and industrious
man, who has hundreds of friends and
nc enemies, he is the man for the
place. Such man is William H
West. Nearly his whole life has been
spent in the county. His father, Chaun-
cy w. West, is one of the best known
of those who settled here in early days.
He is business-like, courteous and af-
fable and will certainly be elected.
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Some men are born with aptitude
for certain lines of work; others
work. Gilbert r. Belnap was born
for a sheriff and has acquired adj
ditional fitness by long and careful
work in that line.
When you get good thing, keep it.
Weber county has a good assessor
Moroni H. Brown. Keep him.
Newton Farr is known the county
over and his numerous friends Will see
to 1t that he is the next county clerk.
John G. Tyler is a thorough gentle
man and a most excellent business
man. Owing to his thorough and care
full work as recorder. Weber county
has one of the most complete, accurate
and neatly arranged and convenient set
NJ of ~ in, hn
state Ere should be reelected.
Joseph s. Peery is ambitious. He is
young and means to spend his life in
Utah. His friends do not deny that if
elected to the Office of county recorder
he will strive by every means in his
power to do his work wisely and well
to win and keep the confidence OF the
people. He has been a hard working
close student and Is a genial, polished
gentleman whose marked ability as an
attorney is we'll known.
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A vote for Wilson and Child is vote
for men who have expended the years
revenue before it has been collected
II you don't believe call at the county
clerks office today and see the records.
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The only argument, so-cailed. urged
against John Seaman Is that he is a
dead duck but ''epithets are not ar
guments."
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If you want TO vote for free coinage
Of SILVER without any ifs or butts, put
cross UP by the rooster and let 1t go at
that.
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Most of the Republicans have lost
heart and have practically given up the
fight since Judge Rolapp's decision
barring them from running under the
banner both of silver and gold. Many
OF them openly admitted yesterday that
1t is all up now.
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The ladies of the Non-Partisan Bry-
an Silver club VIII hold a rally at the
theatre this evening for the purpose
of emphasizing their position with
regard to the free silver policy, and
demonstrating their desire for the
election of William J. Bryan and Ar
thur Sewall. the free silver candidates
for president and vice president There
viii be fine array of speakers Among
them the Hon. Fisher Harris. Hon.
Frank J. Cannon. Hon. Frank Steph-
ems. Hon. Joseph L. Rawiins, Mrs E.