Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-26

cedlng Mr. Clayton's address remarks
were made BY w. X. Hutchinson, VINO
presided on the occasion Hon, M' A.
Breeder Of ogden. candidate Tor az
torney general; Judge L. NJ. Rltchle
candidate for district judge, Lieut.. r.
4. Hines candidate f0r county AUDITOR
l.. ~ Earl. candidate for county re-
corder. and John r. AxtOn. candidate
for the Legislature.
George L. Nye and D. II, Wells Jr'
will address the citizens OF west Jott-
dan on the evening Of November ON
d. C. Hubbard. Democratic nominee
for Senator from B0Xelder ana Iooe.e
counties, Is visiting In the city. ne
expresses himself as being very san
guine in regard TO the outcome OF the
election IN his particular district
Or. J. NJ. Tanner and W d. Living
ston presented the principles OF hepuo-
licanlsm TO the citizens of manu- laaS
night The Robertson sisters OF
Fountain Green received considerable
applause for their rendition OF seVeial
campaign songs on the OCCASION
The smlthneld opera house last night
was filed with the Republicans OF that
region who had gathered TO hear James
Devlne sydney q, stevens ana JAMES.
II. Anderson discuss the issues Of me
campaign. The speakers confined
themselves solely % the discussion ot
party principles, and were wen re-
ceived.
Mcssrs. Greenwood. MaroneauS and
Holzheimer who are respectively can
dldatcs upon the Democratic ticket l2r
district attorney. Judge NJ the rum
judicial district and representative 70
the Legislature, spoke az LeNah ui
Tuesday evening The rally wound
up with an old-time dance.
Governor Wells. Hon. George suther-
land and Hon G.. D. Allen yesterday
put IN a hard days work IN canyassing
a portion Of Cache county they helu
meetings an Richmond and Smithheld,
10 close the day with big meeting az
Logan last night. The attendance
was large on all three occasions.
Republican speeches throughout the
State for tomorrow night are as iol-
lows! W. u. Livingston and j. NJ. Tan
ner at Ephraim, George /. Nye az
Coalville, George a. Smith and \. p
aNtlaNll at AlthflNlAt D. mo NANNA -
NJ. Cannon and James T. Hammond at
Grafton, a. m; Virgin, II q. M
TOqueryille. 2 y. M. Reeds. 4 p. M
Washington, s ,. M H. :. Tanner ana
MahOnri Steele at PanEuitch, Judge
Botkin at Eureka. Tom Fitch az Bing-
ham. John Henry Smith 40 Santaquin,
. p. m. Goshen. p. M; Mrs. ]. Ellen
Foster and DR.. LucretIa Boynton IN
Nah IL Il
In Summit county, +. r. McGurrin In
Wasatch county. James II. Anderson
at Lake Shore. Governor Wells, George
Sutherland and c. 4. Allen az Kays-
vile G. o. WhittemOre and Major +,
a. Grant at Portage. Allen 7. Sanford
I'm Boxelder county and Col. George D.,
Squires at Mammoth.
Ex-senator Frank J. Cannon dely.
cred addresses at Silver City and
Eureka yesterday afternoon and even
ing before good houses Among other
things the speaker gave some Of the
reasons that had impelled him 10 leave
the ranks OF the Republican party. He
also placed himself on record as being
IN facor Of electing United states sem
ators by the direct vote Of the people.
Governor Wells party will speak at
Castle Gate instead OF at Price on the
29th inst.
James II, Anderson will take the place
Of Ex-Congressman c. T. Allen with
the Governors party on Monday and
Tuesday next.
Ex-senator Brown, Judge Goodwin,
Hon David Keith Hon. Thomas
Kearns and C.. +. Loose are 10 speak al
Eureka on the 2lst, at Mercur on the
LIST and Park city on the 9Th. where
they will be Joined by Gov Wells.
W G.. Galbraith, a we'll known Davis
county Republican, was In Salt Lake
today.
State Senator's Evans and Smoot. Of
Utah county. were In Salt Lake today.
Mrs Joseph NJ. Cohen and Mrs
George Wood win 80 to Payson tomor-