The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-10
WAS A JOYOUS OUTING
Fourth Precinct Democrats Go
to Lagoon.
SPEECHES ORDER OF DAY
FESTIVITIES TERMINATE WITH
oLD-TIME DANCING.

! The Fourth Precinct Democratic Social
club INDUCED in an outing to Lagoon yes
/ terddy which was enjoyed by all who
participated in the event The occasion
was marked by the usual Notifications
| that attend anything undertaken by the
] Fourth, interspersed with speeches. song.
/ and Rotations to conclude with an old
! time dance in the navilion which was par
I ucipated in by old and young alike
After the commissary department had
! been allowed fun swing Judge Q. w.
Powers mounted upon a table and as
cndlfmd or the Social club proceeded tn
awake the disabilities Of those assembled
IN MS characteristic manner He read
/ letters or regret from Judge Henderson
anu congressman King who stated that
nothing short of important business kent
them away on such an occasion
Ihen the chairman proceeded to take
me fourIh precinct as his theme The
Fourth ne said had been time and time
again weighed in the balance and found
I to he not wanting; the Fourth was es-
Senually the home Of statesmen and
SIeai men generally. When il came to
( the Judges why they We're selected with
out any hesitation from the ranks of tba
unleIrlued Democracy of that nrPcincT
which always was and ALWAYS would he
democratic. Then he proceeded to dwell
upon the outcome of the recent natio,,si
convention in Kansas CITY and tbe bar'
mony that had been i'm evidence upon
that occasion.
Newlands Makes Speech.
At this juncture he introduced Con
g resSman NewlandS of Nevada who had
accompanied the party out t. the resort
me representative of Democracy from
the Silver state proceeded TO state that
ne had come out upon a holiday and had
not expected to be called uDon to MAKE
a speech and in fact was on his way baclg
from Kansas city where speeches had
been decidedly the order of the dav 49,
dwelling upon the enthusiasm that had
been displayed at the convention he as
serted 1hat the Democratic Darty ,vas
gCin- INTO the fight with the confidence
OF victory. Changing his theme ne nro
ceeded to eulogize Senator Rawlins and
, ,ongreSSmau King both OF whom he said
;'e was very well acquainted with from
having met them, in Washington.
N the conclusion of Mr. Newiands-
speech. &. $. Young delivered a. humorous
recitation entitled When Pa is SicL -
winch Was very well received.
Senator Rawlins' Address.
Senator Rawiins then was called upon
70 address the assembled Dicnickers
Alter asserting that neither himself nor
Judge King had had the chance to an
prOdcn the previous speaker and that his
outburst at their expense WAS in no u-a,.
attributed 10 any pressure that they had
brought 10 bear upon him, he emphati-
ciily stated that veritable Democratic
landslide would be in order next fall.
The Senat-r was followed bv Miss
Lucille Richards who delivered a recita-
ton That was vociferously applauted.
Judge Cherry then spoke for A few
moments taking rs his subject the club
motto and the purposes of the social
organization.
Among the big crowd that attended the
outing were noticed W. n. Dale. r. n.
Baskin, r. e. Lund. r. W. Wilson, p. NJ
Weller. Elias \. Smith Ham Navlor {;
II. Backman. All Young. Fred Little r
). Thomas Simon S9mberger. Mrs I
FewSon Smith. Mrs John Howells. Mrs
George H. Woods and many others