The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-13

ology Of the party the members are
laying down on themselves. There
IS more kicking being INDUCED in than
one would imagine. unless he should get
out and talk with them on the street.
Time was when q h2lf-hearted en-
dorsement from the Tribune was
balm. This came. as usual, yesterday
morning. bat it didn't balm worth a
cent. The average Republican has no
use for the Tribune any longer and
doesn't care a continental what il says.
The common answer made to the QueS-
ton How do you like the ticket?"
which was put to several yesterday
was a unique one. It was emphatic,
brief and was generally uttered With
an junction which carried conviction as
Ia its sincerity. SeVenty-eight of 100
said oh, h-l;" 16 remarked some
thing which sounded ike Dammit"
and six declared ii was frst-cIass in
every particular. These six. by the
way, we're C Il Emery, brother of the
candidate FOR recorder: e. B. CritchIow,
who vas chairman Of the convention:
Arthur Parsons, the man who collected
the money "JOdey' Eldredge, the
nominee for treasurer; Dave Emery
who was nominated for recorder, and
Straup.
Critchlow has an abiding faith in the
ticket. according to his statements. One
would imagine upon listening that he
really meant what he says; but Critch-
lon Is an attorney and has pleaded
many a cause where he knew the law.
the evidence and the jury were against
him. Il viii not break his heart to
lose in TINS instance. Critchlow re-
sorted 10 tactics that are somewhat
Questionable tn character to cauv nee
his auditors He actually bet a hat
that Doremus and the entire ticket
would be elected. People who were
present thought something had han
pened TO CritchlOWs head and his close
friends were advised 10 keep an eye
Oh him
IN connection With the above state
ment IL Is due to Mr.. CritchloW 10 say
that after the same was put in type it
was learned he intended to make a
present Of a hat TO the man he made
the wager with. and that it is all right
But TO resume There Is more dis
Satisfaction over the result than was
ever manifested before over the sslac-
thon Of any ticket. Delegates of stand
11aS IN the community as business msu
wanted a man nominated for mayor
VINO would compare favorablx nth
Dale ano favoged ishe claims of Nc
MILAN, VINO would have made 4 sApy-
Ing. They we're turned down The lob
Was neatly done 700. ana is a result Of
the ul2llEpulations of Doranlus anI a
few of bis goidbug friends who ara
ANXIOUS 10 demonstrate to tina ati-
nlin.stratina dhat they are in line ana
Utah is in line for aEle policy of the a,j-
InlgltstIation. The delegates who voted
Tor him arr beginning 10 wake I'd 70
the situation. They learn after they
have Hl6ue their choice that they ass.
70 6e delivered body and breece1es ia
t4le gold men, But this plan Is NOT
sons to work. Il shall vote ter Dala. =
said delegate yesterday I worked
for Bryan last fail and voted the De-oo-
cratic ticket 50 far as the electors went
J. am for silver and before l will ada
my ballot 10 d result which viii saw IA
the people OF the east Titan has 81 fA,.
forget her devotion 10 silver as to elect
a gold man mayor IN tine city of SAN
Lake. / Vail vote the whole blessed
Democratic ticket straight. That's ne
Several Others expressed themselves
IN The same way.
Sizing up the two tickets enc is i'm
pressed wdt5l the superiority OF The
Democratic selections. Take tbs cam
daQ9ses fer mayor for instance. One
Eae Democratic nominee. is a Young
man, full OF enerSy. capable and honest
and 2 deVotee OF the silver cauea. 4g,A
cause 50 dear 10 the people Of the wf-st
F1e other IS a man Of 10 or5ii,,17-1-
abiii-y at all. WhD as chairman of the
hoard CT public works ana city eu,zfs,,s,s.>
made no record beycad QuibDl5nS Gver
petty matters. IN large srflemss ne
vas az fault. There has been q great
deal Of talk about his saving none, Is
the taxpayers. Tue catch basins ave .
good example. Taay were a coacention
of Dcsssgnrls' fertile brain ana cos tra
city tp construct. some s.. 600 1t cost
something like $1,000 per anauEn u kssco
them oissu Wslile they lasted. ard s57aT
were On aiocns.nation; disease brpe.4-
irE. filth producing aggregation as
public cesspools. Finally tLle city e.-
gagged Dan Griffin TO remove them al a
cost 81 something over $1,000. IS a
sample Of economy This Is a very clever
one.
in the matter of city attorney. eee~v
one comedies the personal pepularshs of
q. n StraNp, who as a defends Of
criminals, has made q good r1puta,5,1.
He Is Industrious and quite anaellieant.
but when tx Gomez 70 coCnparin.r Ism
w4th " c Han wJso Is an a4lirrns1-
of ecssinence. wi:gl a practice In line
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