Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Observation-Disclosures


Mrs. J Ellen Foster spoke In the
Sixth ward meeting house last night for
two hours upon the principles OF re-
publicanlsm. She was preceded by Mrs.
Dr. Boynt0n. Taken all in all II was
II O'clock before the meeting hnaiIy
broke up.
Col Ward b. sherman and Fred T,
Modurrin VIII speak In the AImory TINS
evening,
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster and Mrs. Dr.
Boynt0n VIII speak ln the Fiity-ht'h
district az MN Greek tonight.
w. c.. Van Horne and Scott Wells
viii speak I'M the sixth ward meeting
house tonight,
George NJ. Cannon and p. p. Christen-
sen win be the speakers at NlloIa
schoO, house az Mil Creek.
The Coop. at Union win be the scene
tonight OF a Republican rally. Col, Geo
b. Squires and u, \. sTaup VIII De
the speakers,
Il. w. Kelly Of Fillmore, the Republl
can nominee for the Legislature Is IN
this city He takes very optimistic
view OF the outcome Of the election
The Democratic social club OF the
Fourth precinct win give a ball In the
Eighteenth ward hall tomorrow even
ing,
j. NJ. Tlmmony will preside at the So
Cial Democratic rally at the Barnacie
ON Friday evening. on the occasion j.
G. Cecil win speak on trusts, IL. r.
kirkham on the silver question, ana T.
NJ. Dunn on Imperialism.
Hon. Thomas Fitch was the leading
speaker at the Republican rally at
Sandy last night W. W. Wilson was
chairman OF the meeting while Alex.
stuart addressed the audience briefly
on the issues OF hescampaign
Hon. James T. Hammond delivered
an exhaustive address upon the leading
topics Of the campaign at Cedar CITY
Friday night,
Hon. John Henry S1lth spoke TO the
people Of Moroni last night on Republi-
Canism.
Hon, W. H. King enthused the Demo
Gratis al Mcrour on Tuesday evening by
delivering a speech upon the issues Of
the campaign Short speeches were
made by some Of the local candidates
and Attorney Mcmillan Of ogden spoke
upon the subjects OF trusts and imper-
ialism,
The people Of salIna turned out IN
force on Tuesday night 20 hear eN-
Senator Frank j. Cannon, who set forth
the reasons why he was working for the
Democratic party,
The Republicans held a big rally at
the odd Fellows Hall at Eureka last
night on which occasion the speakers
were well received The meeting was
called TO order by County Chairman j
i. DrlscOll, and w. NJ. Nesblt was the
chairman Of the evening. Hon. Thorn.
| as Kearns, Arthur Brown and c. c.
Goodwin were the orators on the occa.
sion
Gov. Wells Hon. George Sutherland
and Hon G.. f. Allen held meetings 10
Wasatch county yesterday before larg,
| audiences. Republican meetings were
held at Midway, Charleston anc
Heber.
Republican speeches Will be deliv.
cred tomorrow as follows: W. D. Liv'
ingst0n az Mount Pleasant; Gov. Wells
George sutherland and G. +. Allen al
| MorOn . p. m Manti s .. m: George
A. Smith az Junction II o'clock. Pan
guitch S ,. M Daniel c. Harrington
and George l.. Nye IN Ulntah; Judge
BOtkin at Bear River City; James II
Anderson az bennington. Andrew Jen.
sen an Leyan. Arthur Brown at Sugar
John Henry Smith az Goshen
Hon. James II. Moyle was IN town to-
day looking over the neglected end.
Of his law business He speaks tonigh
at Ogden Friday night at Wilfort
school house. and Saturday night al
Park City. Monday night the flna
meeting Of the campaign, has not ye
been arranged though Murray IA
requested Mr. Moyle's presence there.