The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-01
THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1885,
Hendricks. Logan; Eli Bennett. Cedar
Fort; Ten Cards, blank.
Very truly,
o. w. POWERS,

11SUUIlckS, Logan, DcAuClts OCudi
Fort; Ten Cards, blank.
Q. w ". POWERS.
Chairman.
A. B. Clark of Mountain Home, Ida,
is in the city. Mr.. Clark is a Mckinley
man but when questioned anent the sit
Gation up there freely admitted that
Bryan would carry the state He asserts
that all are affected with the cFankiness
which affects Democrats.
Senator Frank ]. Cannon returned from
his Idaho trip yesterday and says that
Bran will carry the state and that he
believes Fred Dubois will be returned TO
the United States senate
AS concerns the fight against Dubois,
Senator Cannon believes that Fred can
wiz without the counties which are
against him, as the others will be for
him in sufficient numbers TO overcome all
opposition.
constitution will be defeated One week
ago there was a good chance of carrying
- but now the chances seem to be
against it and disaster seems imminent.
speeches in Idaho and two in Wyoming.
While confident of Idaho he has not the
hopes that Wyoming will go for Bryan
by large majority, but asserts THAI the
gold men have not won by any means
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Oscar Groshen yesterday posted lot
of telegrams on his windows, ostensibly
from New York, one Of which announced
that The Herald had just posted buile-
tn announcing that Bryan would WIN,
while a second contained the announce
ment that Mark Hanna had conceded
McKnley's defeat. Another purported to
be from Matt Quay and declared that
Pennsylvania was in doubt, all of which
attracted a large crowd, which was about
to rush up town and bet some money.
VIXEN some telegrapher discovered 'sszt
the messages were written on q sending,
instead OF receiving blank. Then the
people went inside and roasted Oscar to
a turn and left him.
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Mark an x up by the rooster and let
1t so at that.
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Ladies, do not forget the meeting at
the Lyceum tomorrow afternoon. Judge
Powers will speak.
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The Right Hon. Taylor addressed the
people Of Sandy last evening. y grape
vine message from the front announces:
Mr.. Taylor had large and attentive
audience; attracted by the statement tnat
the candidate had taken the advice of
our judicial editor, Hartvicksen. This
was better than band to draw a crowd
and the rush for the front door was ter
rife
when the people had seated themselves
Mr.. Taylor addressed the meeting. He
declared that when the Democratic party
came into power two decades ago every
same in peace by paying the taxes there
on and it was nobody's business Now
the times are so hard that a man can't
catch a dog to save his life. In olden
times when every man sat under his
own vine and fig tree it was q good
thing TO be on earth, whereas now a per-
son was better off when he wasn't born.
ALI this was on account of the Missouri
compromise. which was Democratic
measure calculated to extend the boun-
d2ries of that state as far west as Kan
SIS City, Kan, and take in the kaw
river. where the packing houses are To-
Gated. and where the merry whir-r-r of
the sausage machine never ceases. Vote
for Geddes and Christopherson and Perry
own this country. What have they done
to Cuba? Killed off every blessed son
of mother they could find who advo-
Gated a tariff on sugar. Who is respon-
s!ble for the massacre of the Turks BIZ
the ArmenianS? The Democratic party,
which has sent a gunboat there to shoot
bullets at the harems- What for do we
want free trade SOS every one can ship
thetr goods here and not pay q cent to
anyone for buying EN-. There is no argu-
me1t in this. Vote for Parsons for as
SCISSOR. Gus Holmes IS a good man. He
comes down to the hotel every morning
and eats his breakfast. Y es sir. He has
ii brought to him by a colored man who
wits on him and If a colored man 5
ready and willing to wait on man and
carry him food when he's hungry. what's
the matter with me? Holmes believes in
a tariff for free trade. He don't want
no man to go drilling round the country
with pack on his back throwing hon
est men out of employment. Vote for
Geddes the poor mans friend. He never
at 2 voter suffer from cold just cause
there wasn't any coal yard. Holmes IS
q man who wants Mckinley elected. He
says put your cross up by the beehive or
the eagle just as you feel like. he don't
go round trying to have men and women
The speech was well received and zen
erously applauded.
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Flag day was very generally observed
in this city yesterday and had Mark
Hanna been here he would have been
=. q loss to ascertain the notifies of the
people because there was nothing Of a
partisan nature in the display The busl-
ness houses in the city generally dis
played the flag and many new ones were
seen IN the city.
The voters who wandered around the
small flags in their buttonhoies, which
answered the purpose admirably.
In the residence portion of the Cit
there were few, colors displayed, but eli
of them were by Democrats and Br-en
Republicans. with the exception of John
L.. Taylor's, which is presumed to be
for Mckinley, although there are those
who are wicked enough to say that Jonn
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vote as he swung his sabre
Angus NJ. Cannon, Sr.,- j. {. Sharp, +.
NJ Allison and c. r. Mcbride, addressed
a meeting at Mercur last night and re-
ce.ved a rather chilly reception. although
the attendance was fair. Mcbride was
the first speaker and he endorsed Sharp
for the legislature, denying that he had
anything to do with the resolutions of
the Wool Growers association N1r. Sharp
followed and endorsed Mr.. McBri6e's en-
6orsement Then Mr. Cannon came ~
with an endorsement of Sharp and fol-
lowed with an interesting address He
denied emphatically that the church was
in any way interfering in the election in
Wyoming and Idaho. Mr.. Allison was
the last speaker and his theme was pro-
lection VS.. free trade. He said that when
Republicans voted for BRIAN, that was
al that could be asked of them. They
should vote for Bryan and support the
Republican candidates in the state.
The meeting was not vote winner.
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