The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-06
STAMPEDE At OGDEN
Democratic Landslide Strikes
the junction City.
MEETING
GREATEST DEMONSTRATION OF
THE CAMPAIGN.


Osden. Nov Sit looks ike a SIAM
pede- This was the statement concurred
ia by several Republicans who attended
me great Democratic rally at the opera
mousse tonight The meeting was tremen-
douS- 1t easily surpassed in numbers and
enthusiasm displayed any gathering ever
assembled in the house. unless possibly
the one on the occasion of Bryan's visit
here
b,Il ne mouse swarmed with people and
49, ,.tsNi 10 could not get in. 1t was the
- - Htes,IlAs Of this campaign when fbe
upper gallery had To be ODened Nof M NJ
~ . me seats all occupied bur every M
were nil Is SoIn. The aisles and stage
49, 49, III No fewer than 900 neODIe
were IN the house before s O'CLOCK eI15
ley remained till the end. ---
u was a responsive au7fn,,ae.. 90, H.
cheered and shouted. one fbar foil-- -.
80 n speakeI through and shouted retorrS
VI appreciation After every sCI17ra iJ5rb
occI, 81 'ie room IN the house had been
$780, d number of the more ardent
JhTohged the stage, which was nacLza5 1,1t
49, - -lile center, but In the wings be
liIIlu Ile scenes and in the flies ASfhe en-
thuslaSm increased rhe1- resr,-+g3 - N
manner of eXpedients for ma king 1ofsa
Of 'ooA Ciidf8e OF the property room
"a ne paraphernafia and they Generated
H. Ihey raised the wind. fIIrnpd an fbs
LdiI' rang the clock chimes cIsfrera5 fEe
- an t-oo4Vn-stalrs machine, and voIIeved
ltlC munger They cheered for .F7-z-ar,
cannon. WhitecOtton and Weber for f2TTr1'
ION ana for Jones. They shouted and
SOoteG hornS at predictions of victory
~ then they would settle into absolute
Iuiel' HSJenlng 1ntently till some telling
PoLll y! MADE Dy the speaker set them going
Once at the mention Of Cannon's mama
IlS demonstration lasted so long thar the
CHAIRMAN deSpaired of quoting the audi
tliSo ana MT Cannon had 10 rise and how
acknowledgements Of the magnificent de-
moEstra ton.
W !. Maginnis was named as chair
man Dy County Chairman Hamer He
maze an eloquent address and read two
teiSSfamSy one from the state committee
lSiuilS OF interview Of party leaders with
me church officials and of the uneuuivO-
- - expression by the first presidency that
Jhey wished the people entirely untram-
meied by ecclesiastical suggestions. The
Other telegram was from Chairman Bur
Ton 70 FRANK j Cannon and expressed
confidence of victory.
Miss Arvilla Clark and Haybert Ander-
son edch sang solos and s b. LOveridge
gave some dialect TeCitatiOnS. J. " \
Nh1tecotton spoke briefly and made an
eAcellent impression. A J. Weber also
SPOKE, torcibly, haying the Tribune for
~ desperate lie about dissension in the
county committee.
Mr. CannOn's address was listened 10
with the closest attention from the OMEN
ing sentence: The mfgbtiest agency il,
the world IS not the battleship~ but the
DallOI TO the close, when he predicted
the triumphant election of BRYAN At
tunes the crowd would have its way and
would cheer the speaker for "a minute or
TWO.
1t was a tremendous meeting. one that
compares 10 the Republican meetings de
Sc:lDed by Hanna organs as mighty ova-
tons about as Niagara compares to he
Jordan.