The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-25
carbine We haven't forgotten that

carDlne. We haven't forgotten that
business by any means
I'm the town OF canton we have one
Bryan club with 2,2t0 members and that
f, .lreSe o. sSntinieits Tor
Bryan either. No, sir. You see there are
plenty of people who will not let their
enIh-siasn take them so far they viii
march through the wind and rain carry
ing banners and such things, but they
will vote just the same. There are others
who are little timid about expressing
themselves about BRYAN by words, but
they VIII vote for him.
.'McKinley's grass is all tramped into
the muck and mud, but when he IS
speaking to the people it appears 10 me
the enthusiasm is rather forced and does
not seem to be of the genuine char
acter. The major knows just what time
the crowds are coming and he can pre-
pare his speech for each one. He knows
just what to say.
Il believe Bryan mas a. better chance
to carry Illinois than Mckinley has to
talked with a man who employs go men:
He said he did not think there were 80
Bryan men in the lot. But from the
talks had with them the reverse is the
clare themselves lest they be discharged.
Altgeld will carry Illinois by big ma
jority and Bryan will go with him.
Il can see but little chance for Nc
kinley carrying Minnesota and believe
Bryan will be elected"
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Rhodes Bros. of Ogden recently wrote
a letter which will make one goldbug
known as the Whiting Foundry & Equip
ment company, with headquarters at
Harvey. HIS. and it sent to Rhodes Bros.
the following circular letter:
Harvey. ILL.,, Oct. 16, 1896.
Rhodes Bros, Ogden:
If you would consider it advisable to at
once place with us your order on quota
lions recently made. we viii give you the
Bryan is elected on our being promptly
notified after election day. We believe
this is an advantageous time to place
your order. 1t is probable that prices will
advance after Nov 8. Hoping to hear
from you, we are respectfully,
WHITING FOUNDRY EQUIPMENT co.
Per George A True.
Rhodes Bros. were en- to the scheme
The placing of an order with a clause
reserving the right to cancel in the event
of Bryans election is an old Republican
trick It has been worked all through
Ogden, Utah, Oct 10, 1896
Whiting, Foundry Equipment Co., Har-
vey, Ills.
Gentlemen:-Your circular letter of the
18th instant announcing that you would
be pleased to have us place an order with
you at quotations recently made, and at
the same time give US The privilege of
cancelling same in the event of Bryans
election. is duly received and contents
noted.
That the managers of. any reputable
concern would so lower themselves as to
send out such silly stuff is very aston,
ishing to us. We had quite a good
opinion of you heretofore and have seen
fit to place quite lot of business with
you. all of which we very much regret.
You quietly possess your Souls in
patience. Bryan Will be elected and the
government of the United States viii go
along in the usual peaceable manner.
There will be a general business revival
There will be a very heavy demand for
machinery in the mining bust
ness which will have an especially heavy
of gain, and we can assure
YOU that we will take unusual pains to
see that none of our friends, or ourselves
do any business with you
If the fool killer is still abroad in the
land. we think he could find very profit
able employment at Harvey, Ills. Yours
truly. RHODES BROS.
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The attention of Populist voters is
called to the fact that their party made
no nominations for judicial officers and
that if they mark an X up by the cot
tage and make no other marks they are
not voting for judicial candidates. All
Populists who intend voting a straight
emblem. mark an X opposite the names
of A. G. Norrell and An. Cherry. This
will be legal The candidates for the
jndgeship are not part of the Populist
have to mark the judicial candidates or
lose vote for them. "a
The Argus this week rallies to the sup
port of Joe Lippman, who, some time ago,
did not represent anything in the
opinions of the editor of the paper. But
Joe has announced that he VIII not vote
for Judge Powers for the United States
senate and so all is lovely. The deciara-
ton which brought the support of the
Salt Lake City, Oct %, 1896.
To G. s. Holmes. Chairman Republican
County Committee:
Dear Sir:-In reply to yours of yester-
day in which you ask me to define my
position on the question of whom | would
vote for in case of my election to the
Utah legislature, and particularly to re-
ply TO any innuendos that | would in case
OF election to the legislature vote for
Hon. o. w. Powers for United States
senator l have to say: .t.
first-That | brand as Infamous the
statement that 1 would vote for Demo-
crat for the United States senate under
any circumstances.
Second-I deny that l. ever stated, init
fo- Hon. o. w. Powers for the United
States senate.
Third deny that there has been any
agreement, either express, implied, open
or secret, or any understanding of any
kind whatever with any man, woman or
child or any living thing on earth, that |
would under any circumstances vote for
Hon. Q; w. Powers for said office.
FOURTH will not vote for Hon. o. w.
Powers for United States senator and if
you can make the English language ex-
press that sentiment any stronger, you
are at liberty to alter the verbiage in
order to add emphasis to the fact that
will not vote for him. Your truly,
JOS. LIPPMAN
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Joe is nothing if not explicit He is at
great pains to deny that he made an
hid, or any living thing on earth
which sounds funny. One would imagine
rom the reading that he had been prom
sing the infant chiid of eerre Gro, or
the;- house cat. that he would vote for
Powers if elected, or mad been making
a deal with himself.
aes Lippman in the fol-
owoing language:
Joseph A.ppinan, Republican candidate
or the legislature, has come forward like
| man and defined mis- position SO clearly
hat there can be no doubt in any ones
mind as to just where he stands. His
etter published elsewhere entities him to
county. The Argus bespeaks for him the
iarnest and hearty support of the party
lie has the loyal support of this paper.
All of which sounds like the veriest
iapdoodle. There was never time when
~ ''nrer wo''san Or child or living
hing believed Lippman would vote for
.Ot.Srs a-iu ms Was not tne reason ne
vas opposed by the Argus. The Nc
linleyites have decided TO take their
Medicine; that's all there is to the whole
natter, and the Argus, the mouthpiecs
" the stray faction, has spoken for
hem.
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losed of G. y. Kinney. W. e. Clements. |