The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-12
DoOly Boosting the Ogden Man
for Congress.
BIG SCHEME MATCHING
EFFORT BEING MADE TO SIDE
TRACK GLASMANN.

would like to have Edward M. Allison
of the Junction town take an evening
train for Salt Lake with a view to
accepting the nomination for congress
# is affirmed the Ogden man liked the
notion Of running under 'Bre'r DooIy's
wing. and responded with an alacritv
as pleasing as it was unexpected.
According to the Republican who
youches for the accuracy OF the story
Mr. Dooly was acting on behalf of him.
self P II. Lannan, o. J. Salisbury and
Arthur Thomas, who, with minor as
sistance. have undertaken the manage
rnent Of the Campaign-and the Hama
funds-fOr their party.
It is said this combination has had
Governor Thomas out prospecting
through the southern coZnties in his
felt slippers. and that he reports an
undeniablc trend tOwaA Glasmann the
Bald. They concluded, therefore, that
il would be a good political strategy to
put another Ogden man on the main
track and shUnt William onto the side
track Of oblivion.
This would meet the geographical re-
qUirements of the ticket, compel Weber
county TO accept Allison, rather than
lose the place she wants on the ticket.
and still leave Salt Lake in control of
all the nice places.
Salisbury's Ambitions.
Also. in an emergency, it would nave
the way for Mr.. Salisbury's senatorial
hopes, which were put in cold storage
by the senate decision in the Quay case.
The friends OF Mr.. James T. Hammond
and other aspirants were not consulted
about AllisOn's candidacy, it being con-
sdered much more desirable to have
the arrangements all made before any
opposition from such sources could he
consulted
Meanwhile. Glasmann, he of the high
forehead, has been hustling. Through
his friends he has secured what mr.
ports to be a conservative expression
Of Weber county opinion in his favor
One Of these friends who was in the
city yesterday brought the result of a
personal canvass to The Herald in a
manuscript that would All a big die
tionary in print. The Herald prefers not
TO vouch for anything that concerns so
delicate matter as Weber county poll
tics; but, as contribution to the gale
" OF the situation, it presents here
with summary Of opinions as ex-
pressed In this manuscript. 1t NAV be
added that the gentleman who deliy
cred the document averred soIemnIy
that Glasmann would have the support
Of ?. II. Lannan if he secured the nonni-
nation; that he had had direct as
surance to that effect.
Are All For Glasmann.
William c. Weaver, receives. of the
Bear River Irrigation and Ogden Wa
ter Works Company-I believe Mr.. Glas-
mann is man who is fully competent
10 represent the state In congress, and
90 not believe his Republicanism can
De questioned; and l viii support him in
convention.
Dr. A. ) Condor. city physician and
late United States ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
is my first choice.
Dr. ). II. Powers, member of CITY
council-I am for Bill Glasmann. first.
last and all the time; so is Weber
county.
c. II. HOllingsworth county clerk
Glasmann secured the solid delegation
at the last congressional convention.
and the present outlook indicates that
ne VIII secure 1t again. 1 will support
Glasmann for congress.
John Smuin, of Smuin & Thomas
shoes and dry goods-I will do all can
70 make Bill Glasmann a congressman.
FRANK j. SteVens-I am emphatically
IN favor of William Glasmann and nv
pest Efforts and support will be given
IN favor Of his candidacy.
Fred Massa-Put it down that I will
90 everything honorable to secure for
William Glasmann the nomination for
and election to congress.
First, Last and All the Time.
Theodore Kuch!er-We are for Bill
GlaSmann tlrst, last and all the time.
and Weber viii undoubtedly give him
her united support.
Gus A. White-I don't see any objec-
uon to having the right man in the
right place. If William Glasmann
stays out Of congress he will certainly
De out Of his place, for congress needs
such as he
Lomoni Grix-Mr. Glasmann has
worked hard for the Republican party.
! VIII support his candidacy and help
70 elect him. Weber county should and
am sure will be solid for him.
Nhar.es Layne, sheriff. can and will
support BIZ for congress. The party
certainly owes Weber county and
"I'lam Glasmann the nomination.
Bill His Choice.
Al Woods-Bill is my choice I will
90 everything honorable TO make him
congressman.
b. Oppman-I am in favor Of Mr..
GiaSmann going to congress, and he
WI WI make a good representative for
T. $. Hutchinson-Yes I am for Bill
T,,aSmann for congress. 1 consider
Mohlnley the highest type of Ameri-
1an manhood, and so is Bill Glasmann.
que 'drlsOn-I have a little money
.lI louucS. and what little time and
money ] can afford to give toward get
W MIG the nomination and election for
give.
Ut A. Fernlund-Bin Glasmann is
is man. The people of the nation will
Know that Utah is represented if Bill
% INTO congress. That is the kind
man that Utah wants.
Stands ALI Right.
,, ~. H. Carl am for Glasmann for
cs!esS, and 1 believe all of Weber
sn --y viii support him. Bill stands
llsht in Ogden and we are going
So me nomination for him.
IN, r. 'annon-I believe Glasmann is
g -.- gslla' man for the party. He will
80 better satisfaction to the different
lions OK the party Ehan any man |
i-'" Besides that the people will
80 CO" where Utah is II Bill breaks into
r. 10. y. knoth, druggist-I endorse Will
~ GldSInann for congressman. Count
C IS one Of his friends.
". d. lves-I am for the Weber coun-
TJ-. nan Tor congressman, and 1 believe
c 1-lI'ain Giasmann will be the Weber
e, Inn r. Hurst, of Paine & Hurst, dry
1..IS -DIasmann IS a staunch Repub-
80, 80 and he will win in the field
Ss selnSt any other candidate for the
candidacy
so William Wilson, favor Glasmann
-or congress. and If I am in ogden I
nation.
IL. Z. Jennings-It will give me great
T T1S uTe IN my humble way to help
fo- Imam Glasmann get the nomination
'OI and election to congress.