The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
THIRD Ward DEMOCRATS.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE AT
BUDD's PLACE LAST NIGHT.
Addresses by Chairman Dunbar,
Fisher s. Harris, w. H Dale,
Justice Margetts, J. B. Timmony
and +. S. observation-disclosures
Scores the Owl club-silver an
Issue.

A Democratic rally was held IN the
THIRD ward last night cit wlAieh a great
deal of enthusiasm WAS Shown towards
Dale. The meeting was opetlad by a
speeoh from Mr.. D. c. Dunbar, IN NSa.eA
he exposed the schemes Of uiIe UOl-p3rti-
sens 10 further uae.r own interests If
elected. In d few words ne explained saow
silver should be made tine issue OF this
as we'll as any other election ali1 way ne
QIeE1IIu OF silver S nCl TO De eNc1Uicd
from tlliS eleCl.Cn any more than -L . %
be in national affairs. After lew more
words on the stand taken by tae Demo
crate party in tL.iS campaign and -he Fes.-
seas fer carrying 1t taropG'A on party llAes
he yo5k MS seat amidst the Aeatly Ap-
plause of uhe people.
Justice MAFSetts, j. d L -mIh-ly anu
f. ). Hs-lSurOIn also made short aQcGeSS-
es which were we'll received AT tLE-1sr
Harris WIS Lneu introduced and, as he,
with MIR. Dale, stepped upon the p-d-I0TIn,
they were received win Sl10gTtS Of du-
piause. MIR. Harris made speech ch1zac-
terIStiC OF him. From S'tdTt to nrlh1n The
crowd was appiduding his Da.rlcitic e0-
pre5sion5 or Laughing at MS BIS OF w1l.
Il nave self3m spoken TO sGcn d crowd
Of ward nes-ers. But yet / feel at home
among you. I don't pretend - be ANY
better chan the rest Of you and Ike you,
l am here IN the Ilteress- II good e.9Vefa-
of that noble tWenty-thraa, whose names
are written in letters of mud ON dla Scroll
OF fortune They are 100 far above Us
Th6y rhll6 that we, The people. are not
s'G0d enough or have net uhe Intelligence
to select our own cdnd-dateS Tor election
10 the cry offices. 50 Jhoy assemble in 0lIe
ONCE Of the DeSsTet N{-nOndl bank aEd
Pul- up a ticket, which Gaey say We must
vote for. But, b. the way, it was a good
tnng t1r ts1e BANK t6at tn night watch
me- WIS around at the rae.
No we are not the la..ls angels that
forInsd tnat par-y and ~ aroGAd with
M1n-te wings growing cut of our shoulders.
We don't nave the light Of purity sh5aing
out OF our eyes like you c2n see cleaning
- the eyes of Pat LanuSm. Wa haven
az OF t-lese. virtues. but we have pUt W
me Kind OF men that Will run the city
9oNef4Gniclt f9F- the people and N 4 way
u-l4t WIS no. be to encourage the single
GCld STANDARD or serve the interests of q
rev corporations and bank directors BUr
Wit mas Clark ever drne to benefit f17a
c--1E He served as councilman and M
one tldS ever heard what ne mas done fOr
the city. 1t is true that he never went II,
sleep in his CHAIR at the council meetings.,
put ne came very near it, and shat is ali
he DID do
Ny Dale was next introduced and. eifte1.
tAe shouting and applause had ceased. ne
MADE a brief address. in which he SAID
ulAl II erected he would do all IN his pow
g'oVSgllnecA- 81 fhe city affairs. He said
ne was greatly obliged for the list OF
names that mad been printed in rte Tr-+1-
IN Ior dliioLlEment TO positions which ara
n n yhe mayor power TO give. ''But" Mr.
Dale continued, Il wish 10 say thar
nave made no pledges or promises IN
pace amy one in office if I am elected. and
~, l ann ele6ted can promise you That
me Tribune or Pat I4annan VIII not d.
tate tAe appointments do make"
1ae rest of Mr.. Dale's speech was re
eltrdong pAe Platform Gun which ne stood
as q Democrat and to sfl1T WIN cfIJrs,.
should be made an issue al the -racsr7i-
felect.1n He told of ,t9e work chat would
PED 6s dome by the Democratic party if they
80 H. f5atected and at the close of his adj
1 e@B the audience united IN one voice rf
,, Dade' after shaking hands with a
nuli-"sr OF the man VINO crowded aroma
H-ih' uAe meeting adjourned '---l