The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-01
FOR THE FLAG
AND OFFICES
&
.RepuhiiCaR Orators Sheer at Re-
form Movement.
RALLY OF OFFICE FOLDERS
'sPEAEERS CAREFULLY AVOIDED
LOCAL ISSUES.
RALLY OF OFFICE FOLDERS

put what it could have been much
'rger- There was a good audience
reseat. but there was room for many
more people. The platform was large
g. occupied by those holding jobs
aitier federal, state, county or city
nd the others who are now trying to
3reak into office. The meeting was
llled 10 order by an official, the pre-
siding officer was ar official, almost
III the speaking was done by officials
dd practically all the applause came
som officials and jOb-hOlders systema-
ipaily distributed through the audi
nee.
Practically every candidate for a
ItV Office or fC5 ira council was on the
taEe DIS wei as most Of the pr0mi-
eat Republicans now iu Office, in
as i-ont row sat Governor Wells,
Iayor Thompson Dennis EichnOr.
'efry =. Heath. George A. smith, Judge
liner 5n1 Theodore BOtkin. The
usi- vas furnished by HaUerbach'S
'and. tna. had pat IN the greater part
ihe day drumming mp tAe crowd,
nd Dy the Republican Giee club. The
eccra ions were very simple. being
sci ICES OF William Mckinney and
resident Roosevelt and flags dTaped
r5r rhe stag The crow6 was late
n gathering ard slow in warming up.
DICED LEGAL Issues.
TGe rofabla hing about the speeches
a. che care vith which most ot the
pea Eers 5ripreC over the local issues
nd doW a. shouted III diherept KEYS
teI1W the flag ard s-8nd by the
gers a Washington. Every effo
- mace 10 play ftpun JEe prejudice
3 The voter and 81: up party spirit to
1Fel Up the short cOming5 or the city
q ADMINISTRATION. George a. Smith went
ven 50 far es to appropriate George
.ashiugtGa for the Republican party
nd urged the voters 10 stand by
ashington, Ltacoln and Ezra Th0mp-
Dennis Eichncr called the meeting TO
rier shortly after S o'clock and in
reduced Governor Wells as the chair
IAN o. the meeur 3. The governor was
3rGl5l!E received and spoke very
rleiy. He 'sai5 che meeting was Gales
BIZ -ae purpose of r@t!fyins the ncTli-
3tic1 Of tha Republican candidates,
I'D -EeI eie.tiol as well, because they
tire sure % be e-neie5. The Repub-
AIS carried Tie city two years ago
one year ago and woUld carry it
lis time. because OF the 1000 new
tmss pun Upan tire registry list IS per
nt we're Republicans. In one dis
- he said. tifty-Uue Republicans and
ar Democrats were registered. AS a
endblican administration was cen
icive to prosperity in national affairs
4 was also in city affairs.
George A Smiths Speech.
& George A Smith was the first speak
70 Zee i'm. OdUce q. In opening he
ID a high tribute 90 President ROose-
en- and told of his visit to Salt Lake.
said it was necessary TO have two
1ltlcaI parties and IT was equally
cessd-y tbat tha Republican be the
lmin3n- farty, SAID that as Salt Lake
rs t2ls time Ucah viii so next year,
Ia eucgzed Auditor Reiser. He
ANWed Fhat improvements had been
~ III every department of the city
"a the money expended by the pres
p administra ton.
sAlr Smith ridiculed the idea of the
s Democrats advocating the closing of
le saloons of the city on Sunday. He
a teTred 20 1t IS the Sunday school
mpaign. He said Il was the funniest
hing In the world that the Democrats
lould pat a plank in their platform
lvocating the observance of the OCdi-
3rces OF the city, and that they should
ant dry sunday
TIE speaker plead for the election of
BE- entire Republican ticket and in
pins So mentioned the name of Pres
ems Mckinley AT that point the
md struck up the star Spangled
nner" aud the whole audience arose.
his was the most pleasing incident of
Pc entire meeting,
ST.. smith urged the voters TO be
ue tie -he party OF Washington, Lin
3ln Garfield and Mckinley. and to
Tow the flag. He told a story 70 show
II sH small Democrats feel and closed
TN cries from the audience To cut
81 > solo by john, Games. assisted by
= glee club. called out the heart.est
'T-ause of the .vening and an encore
az the resule.
Perry s. Heath introduced.
In introducing Perry S. Heath to the
idience. Governor Wells said that
ayhody wss surprised and pleased
e morning recently 10 see new
( me az the mead of the great Bepub-
~ ara trlhunC, an dthe new editor and
aaager was given roUsing reception.
e Heath made q happy little speech.
NJ Housn the only a. gUment he used
SO get into line with the admins
zion al Washington. The most strik-
part OF The speech was This
eave no use for reformers i'm poll
I believe thal the majority should
te. nos tbs minority. j hope you
won have troubles fight them out
lAin the party. The mar who can
civ joL without criticism is not
7r tnt JOD-he is TOO good for this
Ne Heath urged the voters not t.
mit alEa0ly 90 throw Dust inc
ef- eye. NAT a. victory il salt LaSe
his el-gton INFANT 10000 addiHoaa,
ias in the ,siet ton Of next year t7at
d.
ktrs and mGuey tlat could De- put
81 sho field. he dsged tle voters
of the fence hat discipline made
Is- easy. and hvUed that salt Lake
#ou-I announce to thu country that IL
- for good government and the Re
ibHrsin party. Incidentally he said
are were two elements ia every po-
ieal dgzt-rhe ms and RE outs. Tne
j is want 10 set ir by fair means OF
fui The ret0rmers are ever present
81 7d can never ind sooe man in Of
He Their save his opinion Of tne
lormerE.
Anderson Goes to China.
County Commissioner James -. An
ra0n aas sfhe distinction or having
a1e the longest speech of the evening,
he was practically tae only one
81 attempted 20 defend the present
- ~ ada hatrati0n. Sat he TOOK The
q elce ~ the way 20 China and held
shere whne ~ gave "a bloo3-curdEDe
s1rpiioa of recent affairs there 70
ppe that 100 Democrat SHOULD be
cled in SaH Lake. He charged the
afaocrats wits making false state
eats in their platform IS to the debt
me eiIy and on other items and
h. lah9ged argument to pro re that
WAS thee Democrats who raised tne
zes and act M Republicans. While
tie face ii tae figures IL seemed t..
oa fhat be Republicans had raises
taxes n. Sl1 mills. the real fact was
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