The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-29
KING STIRS UP
EVANSVILLE
Eloquent Democrat Speaks to
Large Audience.
prpUBLlCANS HAVE SPLIT
--A-
o,v1sroN IN PARTY OVER THE
SPOILS.
REPUBLICANS HAVE SPLIT


EVANSVILLE. Oct. ZS.-GranJs-
willie Us one of the Republican
" .-r.aeaslds OF Tooele county Al
.... election .u the past six years IL
a. ra... Dap large majoHues for the
ean gu. 10 spite Of that fact its
citizens ra uurn 90 conviction. That
Ma. proven ly the large and represent
..,- audience which turned out TO-
,.rrr -l hear Judge William Il. King
The -sIg was held IN the opera house.
nh. main portion OF the theatre was
ne. nile. and many occupied seats in
Oh. gallery The meeting Was d most
r,tf--.a- testimonial 60 the popularity
NJ fE. confessional nominee. While
democrat. .raIUm.uated, there was a
lrea number NJ lalr-minded and un-
r-.gl...a Republicans present They
I.ra Dob hear Judge King present the
.4r.. of Democracy boo his entertaining,
t.r rlr- f.a Joss convincing, manner.
Thai H. ..mu4lIsd the respect and
admiration u. his political opponents
mas 4ff.sr.l bE the undivided atteu-
t.5- accorded him throughout his mas
far.v address. And that he made
most profound impression upon the
Republicans present who were open 10
conviction to The cause of Democracy
MAS shown Dos the liberal and hearty
arr.ar-- taay gave him when he ad-
yu.at au especially fOrCible or tell
ing argument
The meeting was a most successful
one. IL Uas decidedly more enthusiast
re Than the one Joseph Howell held
here last night. and almost twice as
l-se. ON the stage with Judge King
mas Edward Farley, the legislative
nominee. and % number of county can
aI4les Several Of the latter preceded
Judge King Between a couple Of short
addresses the local band, resplendent in
brghr uniform. rendered several pa
t-.otlc selections.
During the course Of the evening one
OF tar speakers referring To the claim
of the Republican party that IL is the
one which always manifesLs great in
tr.ugrnce in every act which 10 per-
forms. said that the election OF Thomas
klaus vas not q good example OF IT,.
and In turn asked the voters of Tooele
county t1 assist in the election Of Judge
King that the state might be repre-
scented by a man who had brains
enough to vote according 10 the die
tales OF his conscience and not as he
Is instructed 90 do by the administra-
tHn. as IS the case with Senator
ka3ns.
The Democrats of Tooele and Grants
Vile are quite hopeful of the results in
this county on election day. While
they DO not anticipate the election of
their entire ticket they do count upon
defeating a number OF the Republican
county nominees. There is much dis
t0r3 tn the ranks Of the Republican
party. and ballots will be scratched.
The Republican county convention was
ruled by a gang which forced the NOM
nation or men objectionable 10 the
rank and file, and az the polls next
week they propose 90 break the com
haauon by eleeuus more than one
Democrat as "A rebuke 20 the Would-be
BOSSES
The two speeches which Judge King
has delivered In this county have done
wonderful. amount of good, as will
Boz shown when the ballots are counted
next Tuesday night In Grantsville. as
vel. as iu Tooele, the judge made many
votes discouraged the Republicans and
greatly ynihused the Democrats.