The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-02

cratic TICKET, Win the exception VI
congressman, he expects TO see them
elected in this county, and as to
Foster. of course he does not anticipate
any majority for him. Mr.. Lawrence
however thinks the Populist principle
is spreading and there will be an in
crease in their vote this fall.
Judge Powers will address The ladies
of the city this afternoon at O'Clock
at the Lyceum theatre. All are invited
TO attend.
Chairman Lippman, of the Independ-
ant Republicans, is confident OF big
majority for Bryan and SeWall, but
when it comes to che balance OF the
ticket is prone to believe that the Re-
publicans will elect Holbrook and the
legislature. Lippman does not mani
fest the genuine enthusiasm wnlch
usually characterizes him and it is
plain to note that ne is not over GER
tain as to his predictions.
Your Uncle John E. Dooly is playing
the part of a sphinx in great many
respects. Your Uncle John is posing
as wise While believing that Bryan
will carry the state, he maintains that
McKinley's vote will astonish those
who have been claiming he would not
poll any considerable strength. Uncle
John is banking on the vote of the
sheepmen. He thinks they number
sufficient to make great showing and
that the man from Canton will receive
good support from the owners and
herders of the frisky lamb, the patient
eve and the rambunctous ram.
On the state ticket Mr.. Dooly has
not much to say, but he thinks
great deal. Those thinks which
escape in the form of words are to the
effect that Holbrook will win and that
the Republicans will carry the legls-
lature. Were Your Uncle John in the
habit of smiling and looking gleeful,
from him as he makes declarations Of
this kind, but as he is a sort of sombre
individual at all times, nothing of the
kind ls looked for: so when ne looks
serious in talking this way, as he
did, when making the statement, one
does not know whether he is per
petrating a joke or not.
Mr.. Dolly thinks that the silver
sentiment may affect Holbrook's ma
jority somewhat, but not enough to
defeat him.
Don't forget the ladies' meeting at
the Lyceum theatre this afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Judge Powers will speak.
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Gus Holmes, the chairman of the
Republican county committee, was
averse to giving any information, lest
this paper might Josh him, but when
assured that what he said would be
taken in earnest. he declared that he
expected to carry this county for the
Republican ticket. 1t was noted that
as Gus made this statement ne was
careful to glance behind, to the right
and to the left of himself, in order to
note whether there were any ears on
the walls, which might overhear what
he said Then he added: L expect
this result will be close one, but we
will win
Further than that Gus did not care
to say.
Don't forget the ladies' meeting at
the Lyceum theatre this afternoon at
o'clock. Judge Powers will speak.
At the opening of the campaign the
workers of the party were all jubilant
over his election as chairman.
After the defeat he will be
classified as a man without
ability and will be held up as an
object of scorn and -contumely. Those
are :.ae thanks he will get.
Gus realizes in his own heart that
he is beaten. He unburdened himself
to frierd 1'sv or so aeo.
They all chase me. They come in
droves L do not get minutes pace.
1t is Holmes here and Holmes there.
And wslei. does l. all amount to? We
will not get there in a miI'-and there
he stopped and driving smile down
from under his tlal, with mighty
effort. he added But the victory
win be worth the trouble Then the
smile reltreated and "a look of gloom
fell into it's place with a promptness
which showed familiarity With the sur
rcundings.
The opposition has announced through
the columns of its organ, that the
Democrats have been circulating sum
pies Cf bogus ballots. throughout the
county, which is an assertion false
IN toto. The ticket son lis face bears
evidence of being Republican. It car
ries the names of Richie and Street,
the Republican nominees for judges.
It has the ramos Of Rognon, Mrs.
Wells and Angus Cannon. 1t ho,ds
up Lawrence, Lippman, Si-andisil,
Emery, Hardy, Harker and Kenyon.
Geddes is sandwiched between Arm
are included with Singer Condie. There
are IS Republicans and II Democra,s
on the ticket. and it has been circulated
in the country dictricts by Republican
workers. AS a matter of fact, the Re
publican candidates are working for
themselves and have heelers out in all
the country precincts doing all they
can to aid the individuals, and not
.ne ticket. The candidates have taken
their cases out of the hands Of the
committee and are hustling for them
selves Especially is this true Of the
weaker ones. Emissaries have been
sent from house to house with these
tickets to tell the people they were all
good men, and that at was but fair
to even the matter up a little. The
knowledge of this ticket has been in
the hands Of the Democratic commit
tee for some days ana Democrats have
been sent on the trail of the parties
distributing them with correct copies
of the Australian ballot. The Demo-
Gratis have explained to the voters the
scheme of the Republicans and have
counteracted the work done
Those ballots were bought and paid
for with Republican money which, by
the way, was thrown away. The voters
are not deceived When a Republican
missionary tells you anything, don't
do it. The correct copy of the ballot
is the one issued from Democratic
headquarters, or the official printed in
The Herald. The ballot which you will
vote Is like the latter. When you vote
all that is necessary 10 do is to mark
an X up by the rooster and let II go at
that.
Judge Powers will address the ladies
of the city this afternoon at o'clock
at the Lyceum theatre. All are invited
to attend.
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