Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03

Democratic rally that viii be held In
the Grand Pacific Hotel tonight
The total registration for Mt Pleas
ant for this campaign Is Lit This IL
the largest registration on record for
THIS city BY fully 100 names.
The local school house at Butler was
crowded with Republicans last evening
on the occasion of j.. 10, Cutchlow and
Fred McGufrin delivering addresses up,
on the leading campaign Issues
Tie Republicans NJ GAINESVILLE gath
cred % hear Hon Thomas Fitch upon
the burning issues of the hour At the
appointed time the orator Of the even.
ins failed to appear or send a subsu.
tute
The closing meeting Of the campaign
as far as the Democrats are concerned
ln Mt Pleasant occurred In the opera
house "a that city on Thursday even
ing. w. H. Rydalch " Provo was the
orator for the occasion.
T. H. Blackman OF Brigham city
chairman " the Democratic committee
is exceedingly jubilant In regard 10 this
years registration IN BoNelder county.
re claims decided gains for his party
N''" % NlN+ NhN tlaAa
Hon. Thomas Fitch and a brass band
stirred up things down AZ Pleasant
Grove last night During the course OF
MS remarks Mr.. Fitch made some
pointed references % the Kansas City
platform, lead and wool tariff ques-
Tons. aud the topics Of the hour gem
orally
Attorney S. A. Kenner addressed a
republican audience at Beaver on
thursday night and incidentally told
ms auditors how be came tO,change his
trend Of political thought after labor
ms for the major portion OF his life in
me cause OF Democracy
The Aunory win be the scene OF a
republican rally tonight under the aus.
uces OF the old and young soldiers
Veterans OF both the civil war and IN.
spanish American war VIII be I'm at
tendance Good speaking. lntarspersed
WIN music from the Battery band
VIII be features
Senator Rawllns and Fisher Harris
We're 90 speakers at Democratic rail-
ny az SANDY last night Fisher Harris
ava sned me Importation Of campaign
slctktrs from the East as manifested
in the actions of the Republican party.
be wound up on the silver question
Senator kaWlins took imperialism as
his theme.
Hon. b. II. Roberts delivered an i'd
dress In the Sixth ward meeting house
last night. Among other points he
paced the situation I'm regard 10 the
fhlippines before his audience In O
mastery manner T. G.. Lewis was
CHAIRMAN of the meeting. while d. O.
Wiley delivered the opening address Of
the evening.
Manu extended a warm welcome Ia
Gov, Wells. Hon George Sutherland
Hon. G. h. Allen and John g. Dixon.
candidate for state treasurer The rally
iranspired in tbs opera house. which
was crowded to the limit The speeches
delivered upon The occasion were along
the lines INDUCED In hy the speakers
az the numerous other points they have
visited throughout The state.
Ex-senator Arthur Brown delivered
one Of his characteristic Speeches at
Forest Dale Amusement Han last
evening. lie was preceded by Mrs. Or
Boyntun, The last speaker being Mrs.
j. Ellen Foster Excellent music was
rendered by the candidates quartet
composed OF Mcssrs Lawrence, stephen
II Love and John James. S. j. Stookey
presided 40 the meeting.
The attendance last night at the So.
clal Science club. which Was held In the
Barnacle was very gratifying 20 the
promoters OF the occasion. The speak
ers were % a happy frame Of mind
and all concerned expressed themselves
after the meeting as being exceedingly
pleased with the outcome The club will
continue 20 hold regular meetings after
election on every Wednesday evening
throughout the winter
The Machlnists' Union has unanl.
mously declared that the record Of Gov
Wells on the labor question is entirely
satisfactory. On the other hand. a res
oluticn cUndemning the policy OF the
chief executive In regard 10 the labor
question was passed al a meeting Of
laboring men at a meeting OF the Dem
ocratlc Wcrkingmen's Silver club last
night. The particular thorn IN the sid,
Of The wcrkmen being that Gov Wells
vetoed the eight-hOur bill.