The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24

terltiCu to the non-Dar t!saGls were II not
FOR the fact that a few rnisiat be led by
spectoas pleading 10 vote for it jusit for
an experiment Utah declared years ago
its people were capable OF choosing their
own officers YGt this crowd OF nOu-
Dart.Sars get in Il back room and select
good government. Well don't you?
One year ago we tOld' you il we we're
eleeted 70 power we would reduce er-
peAses- / speak for one Office when | say
We have reduced expenses 30 per cent and
improved its efficiency. 1t IS She same
way III every other Office. We got rid Of
Archie and Chris and gave yea economy.
They are trying % yell you thar tle sil-
Yer queS@1n * not an issue Why does
Mckinley send 4 member OF his cabinet
to New York 10 assist in eIectIng toe Re
publican ticket? Because they know UIe
SILVER issue Is the issue. II S1lC Lake
goes Republican. for III will not 90 uGm-
partisan us effect viii, be di5cograginS
70 SILVER men. What viii be the effect on
Mr. Bryan If this city elects a Mckinley
man2 1t VIII be diseouTasinS. On tho
outler hand what VIII be NE Rejoicing ON
the part of OUT friends VINO ara fighting
the battle in tlIe east There is Cua ch.lg
We are going to do in tlis city. and that
IS to not mare contingent fund the peO-
pie don't know anything about If va
have a contingent fund VIZ VIII give you
an accounting for l.. There is NJ good
reason for rejecting the Democratic party.
and the people VIII not reject 1t. and TWO
years VIII demonstrate It's efficiency.
The Silver qGartette sang "Go0dwin'5
Lament with good enect and fer an
encore gave -Ror Time in Old Town,
which brought down the house.
JAMES H MOVIE
Hon. James H. M0yle was theu iutr9-
duced. He related the visit of tie great
political editor to Mckinley au1 Hanna
ard HE new lights he drained ON no
li-ic1I matters. Shortly after MS return
We find new party acre, j9.aed by all
the goldites- They ST IN back rooms and
nominate 4 ticket. They mus have
Thought we could nCn discern for our
solves n politics and that they could d
our work They were a sat Of men
identified win banks and corporations
and upon them and their acttlns people
l50k Wlon d.Strust
There was no complaint to make against
the Democratic party. for II had uDC besu
IN power. Had there been Just cause. 4
mass meeting Of all would nave bsan n
order Tor making protests. Why should
we stand oy the y VINO designate US as
ward heelers acld themselves patriots?
When were we declared from yarticiyat-
h,S in the work CT selecting a tick5.2
They have nominated GIIs ticket, Nc to
eject IL. nut by attracting Democrats 70
Yf0se fer 1T. hope TO Obtain enough votes
to cleo. the Republican ticket 1t Was
conceived for the purpose of dividing US
IN order to win The bajltle next fail WtBzGI
we eject two represent atiVe5 in congress
IWOI.A-g of tine mon VINO dSs.lJsd in
nominating this ticket are S0idDugi, and
! The entire scheme is calculated 10 disrupt
the silver parity
The Dslocuauc party mas proved Itself
worthy of confidence. The opposition
comedies This in commenting upon 4le
/ county government Had Ii not, there
/ miEht nave been an excuse for tfls &c
I ton. Why. they were "a afraid they
world not get in in time. uldJ they could
( not waH uritH the others had nominated
/ a ticket.
They object TO us because We have said
I 10 nloTe fire. nchises snail BE- granted with
I out fair Consideration. They did not want
cllat plank in Their platform, for the men
vino made 1t are not tl9t kind Of pAoapIe.
Now. if SILVER ism an iSsue this year,
/ why was it last? And why did sl1t thzy
raise ting CRY last year for q nav PARTY
/ Because they have new lights Because
I tleY see 1T is necessary now ID break Jle
power of silver in the INTEREST OF gold
r ". SLOAN.
Hon. r. ". Sloan, in a speech replete
J VITA fact, asked: Even II u We're true
: that nJn-p4rrissI government Was
/ necessary ~ Sait Lake is it also reces-
/ and every Eulle JOWn N UNah2 The fact
I is tilgu the nOu-paTLiSan Sc1eme is being
I f0tS1e1 on Us for the purpose of defeating
il1- election OF TWO silver man 10 con-
gress."
The people are naturally Democrats
and TINS effort - ID draw Them away.
TlAey say taey want scod men and where
did they 50 % Sst ga5H? To the Demo
cratic party and The Rspub..caA party
" H CaSady closed the meeting with
a ringing spsecl- after which the GEE
club Sdlg lit D0u't Seem Like the same
Old Su1t4s. 4 parody en- Tribune editor. a
expression. which brought down ule
house.
New York Press: Tenderfoot-Yoy
say my brother, whom you knew as
T.aTiaf Larry died a week ago. What