The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
FLOW OF oRAToRY.
Glasmann the Star Republican At


traction-Democratic Meetings.
The Republicans held meetings in
the First and Fifth wards last night
c. F. Rrauch was not present, either,
but VIII probably be Oh hand tonight
Mr. Glasmann was the star attraction
and his remarks at each meeting we're
about the same He attacked Howard
Carpenter, saying: This man told me
some weeks ago unless I get the Demo-
cratic nomination i shah leave the city
When he said that he thought / was a
good silver man, and did not expect me
10 repeat II"
About the tax question he said the
Standard platform meant just what
il said, and he personally guaranteed
that the Republicans would live up to
Il, If elected. He drew q terrifying pic
ture of the results of 4 Democratic
victory, and talked about a plan on
foot TO build uD a town 10 be known
at South Ogden. but failed 10 show
how the building up of a big manufae-
turing district in the south end would
ruin ogden. He also neglected to state
that the Democrats are heartily IN ia
Yor OF reducing taxes. wherever it can
be done without proving false economy.
At the first meeting Giasmann
tried TO show that Mr.. BOYLE Demo-
iAuLtA AAtLtALLoLlI LUZ hAcA III. " Is IL
kinds Of a villain, and i kinds of q
fool He read extracts from Mr.. Boyle's
speech, as reported in the Standard
one being that Boyle had called Glag-
mann 4 liar This statement OF Gas
mann'g is untrue-that is, Mr.. Boyle DID
not use the language, nor did any such
statement appear, even in the Stan
dard.
Referring 70 his latest hop to the
Republicans the editor and proprietor
Of the pioneer silver paper of Utah, s."
said this first love WaS z true, pure and
holy love. and he vas not ashamed of
it The reason be did not so TO Ohio
90 defeat Hanna WAS because he, had
expected 4 nom partisan silver ticket to
be put up, but when he found the DEM
oerats were going to put uD a Demo
cratic ticket he determined TO stay and
do his duty. He referred to the uumer-
Gus plans of the Washakies, but failed
10 say that he was one of the organ
i2efs of the society and held a high po-
sitiOn in it for some weeks
He said that this year the Standard
was feeding upon Democrats, next year
they would feed upon Republicans
Mr.. Hulaniski. candidate for police
justice. also made q couple of talks,
quoting from the ordinances creating a
SINKING fund, and paid his RESPECTS to
The Herald His ruling thought ap-
peared TO be THAI h. 7. Hulaniski was
the only man in ogden fit to be police
judge.
In the Fifth ward Nj Driver told
the people how nice things were in dear
old London, and hoped they would lie
ga here. He scored Coin" Harvey for
his bad financial theories. yet admit
ted that when Harvey WAS his neigh
Dor he cut down his shade trees be
cause Harvey told him to. built his
house because Harvey told him 10.
and did numerous other things for the
same reason In fact he seems to have
2 hahit OF doing things because others
tel him 50. He read the pledge signed
by the Republican candidates. using the
revised version. Referring to the car
toon in yesterdays Herald, where lae
appeared between Binford and DaYen-
port, he said it would take more than
those tWo to drag the Republican
ticket, leaving his hearers in doubt as
TO whether he meant drag forward OF
backward.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.