Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Observation-Disclosures

| non, Aullhdo IlAth uudAehstu lne
citizens of Tooele upon the principles
Of Republcanism last evening. lie de-
voted a portion Of the evening to the
discussion of the results that ne said
| would follow the election Of the Demo-
cratic presidential candidate.
Hon. j. NJ Tanner and Charles Cot
trell. Jr. were the speakers at Re
| publican rally at kaysyille last night
Hon. John Henry Smith addressed a
good sized audience OF Republicans at
Spring city yesterday afternoon,
Charles Crane and /, c. Thoresen
spoke at Fillmore last night
Hon. W. D. Livingston and the Rob-
ertson sisters We're the attraction from
Republican standpoint at Fountain
Green last night
Hon James II Moyle spoke at the
| South Bountiful school house last night
| upon the Democratic issues Of the pres
ent campaign.
Hon. Il. b. Crltchlow and f. 4. Nc
| Gurrln are down for speeches at Butler
| tonight
Hon. George NJ. Cannon and w. G.
| Van Horne will deliver addresses al
TaylorsvIlle this evening.
The Battery band. Colonel w. b.
Sherman, Of Chicago and Farley +.
| Christensen will swoop down upon Muir
ray tonight
a Socialist rally will be held at Muir
ray tonight. w. j Burdette and w. D.
Clays are down for speeches.
A Republican rally was held at Mer-
cur last night. During the evening
Hon. Thomas Kearns stated that Bryan
had too many issues. Judge Goodwin
related the story OF his long fight In the
interest OF silver The concluding speak
er was Hon. Arthur Brown who con-
fined his address TO protection and eX-
pansion.
F, a. Fem, chairman Republican
State Central committee for the state
Of Idaho, claims that his state win 80
with a majority OF from 5000 10 1000
IN favor Of Mckinley next week
An old soldiers rally comprising vet
Grams Of the Civil and Spanish wars
VIII be held under Republican auspices
In the Old Armory tomorrow evening
They are expected 70 appear IN uni
form.
Yesterday afternoon the Democrats Of
Plain City were given real taste OF
campaigning. Hon. Frank j. Cannon.
eX-Postmoster G.. II. lslaub, Judge
David W. Evans candidate for county
clerk, h. H. Stevens. Mark Lessinger
and the Plain city brass band prom.
enaded the streets after which an
elaborate supper was served In the
evening a big Democratic rally was
held in the spacious hall. which was
filed 20 oyerfowlng, and the above
named gentlemen addressed the large
gathering. and the band discoursed
sweet strains Of music.
The big Joint debate between Messrs
Sutherland and King takes place IN
the Theater on Monday night. The
building is occupied by the Nell Theat-
rical company tomorrow evening,
There will be a Democratic rally to-.
night at Thomas barnacle, Kendall Sd
West Temple between Fourth and
Fifth South street A fine musical pro-
gram WIFI be reudered, and the leading
issues OF the campaign will be dis
T.. NJ Dunn. imperialism and H. +.
Klrkham ON the silver question Hon.
], b. Timmony win preside.
The investigation OF the charges OF
r. W. Wilson against Registration
Agent ]. j. GreeneWald OF the hfty-sec-
ond polling district, was had before the
board OF county commissioners this
morning After a careful inquiry, the
case was dismissed and the registrar
eXonerated from blame. Mr.. Greenewald
then handed In his resignation which
the commissioners refused 70 accept
Hon. Geo. NJ. Cannon returned this
morning from long tour through
southern Utah In the interest Of the
his trip very much. He spoke al the
following places Marywale, Kingston,
Circleyille. PanguitCh. Ranch, Glendale.
Mt. Carmel. Kanab Washington, Graf
ton Rockville Virgin, Toquerville.
Leeds. Santa Clara, 81. George. Pine
Valley, Pinto, Lund, Milford and a
number Of other places.
Republican speeches will be delivered
tomorrow as follows W. ID. Living
ston. at Falrview, Thomas Fitch. at
Mercur Gov Wells. George Suther-
land and c. h. Allen. az Sterling 10 a.
m. Ogden. 5 p. m; ]. NJ Tanner at
Payson; Col. NJ. NJ. Kalghn and +. r.
McGurrin, az Mammoth; George A.
Smith, at Circleyille; Daniel c. Har-
rington and George L. Nye, I'm Uintah
county: Andrew Jensen, at Clinton: Ar
thur Brown and Mrs Dr. Boynton, al
Nephl; J.. N. Whitaker al Coalvlle;
Judge Botkin. In Cache county, John
Henry Smith. al Goshen; Wiley Brown
In Sanpete county, A. L. Thomas, az
Morgan. Col George 3. Squires, IN
SEWER county: G. o. Whlttemore. In
Wasatch county; Glen Miller. At Brig
ham CITY: Allen T. Sanford az Kamas;
James II. Anderson, al Sprlngvlle;
Mrs. Lucy A. Clark, az Garland George
n n,E Tare. Gv,tth