The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-15
GREAT RALLY
At MT. PLEASANT
f;,g and Young Address Large
Audiences.
MAS MUCH ENTHUSIASM
s,yPETE IN SYMPATHY WITH
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS.


1T. PLfASA-'1'
nj william Il. hing anu Ni"1'i
WI pi.h.rF NJ Young made "A tri-
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unphant entry 'Hl'
afternoon. tol inc "'9 '''''
.t.y took the stump they delivered
-, srasrbes iu one day. one was AT
W. M. ..,.-,,op where JoseDh
~" NM, 81 s,s,t Yesterday
Howell was ''"'" '' -.''' 80,
afternoon ouI as the I'Vlu'''''.''' N'N
ID care enough about him or his ar
O., rurr 1lt. there was no
sli'' T.. s..o,d rally was held
meruAs' ~, .,itL ,ho sftar-
hris 'lls - 80. .,. ,,s,irp of the
i T.,-orr.rf. campaign in this county,
~ rb- enthusiasm manifested at the
g. ,-.afiDes speaks Well for the sue
af th. Democratic ticket at the
is This Gam.
m, borh places large crowds listened
.,ts,tiyeIy t0 the tyO speakers, and
-,,.sr8ef their speeches frequently
~ ,.-IIb yieor The rally in this place
record breaker. 10 was held in
~. ,bssfra When Ferdinand Erick-
-, r-Il-d the meeting 20 order there
g. ror "a vacant seat iH the house and
~ lsss rblu s-E-uty-hve men and Wo-
M, .,gere standing.
Iusf after Judge King was intro
5rre5 the members OF the Ladies' club
I'M Pleasant adjourned ~ the the
ain a body al the conclusion or their
weekly meeting. They completely
allied the remainder of the standing
I'd a
ne d5orVay and stood many deep on
,ba landing or the outside. a score or
mon occupied lmproviscd seats behinG
me flies 10 the left Of the stage and a
number who could not gain admlttance
10 The theatre went home disappointed.
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After the ladies had been accommo-
dated, Judge KING continued MS al
dress, remarkiug that, II any more OF
the citizens Of The city attempted 10
attend the rally. an overflow meeting
would have % be held. The rally held
az Fairview so enthused the local
Democrats that they issued a call Tor
a mass meeting tomorrow night When
stronger and more perfect oIsahlL0-
lion viii BE- perfected and a Wom4sl's
party. The same spirit was manifested
here at the conclusion OF the meeting
and County Chairman Erickson made
the prediction that on Nov. the Dem
ocrsts OF this place viii roll up
larger majority than they ala when
Judge King was FIRST elected 10 con-
gress,
Mayor Hansen presided over the
Fairview meeting. Although the speak
ers we're three hours late in reaching
,he sogn S ON a.. account o. me AZ rams pc
waltIne and accorded them A warm
receDtjon Major Young confined his
remarks IN explaining the platform
adopted bv the marty i'm the state con-
vsptlon an Provo He said i'm eoncm-
sion that n The administration had
dean fairly with the FDininos AFTER
The war with Spaln and had told the
natives lust what the United States
proposed Ia do for and nv them mat
there would have been no insurrection.
nsomuch as the army officers could nor
even tell them whether they we're III
tmately 10 receive their independence
hey took M arms against the govern.
ment
Judge King. among other things said
II was sad commentary upon Amerf-
can politics when man Inc ala not
mention anv uames) iust because he
mas lucky enough TO strike a rich
mir. $3.50 -, . -. 80 ~ - i. Z
States senate attemnt nv the ala ~
his money 10 establish social circIs
and saw 10 the pOorer classes which
are eminentlv as respectable and mon
highly educated mat tbAv could not
rass within the line ne had drawn
g. -.
Aloi Aouns AuuIess.
the major portion of Major YOungs
address az this place was devoted 10
lhe Irrigation law, exploding the claim
or The Republicans that they passed
lnr measure. He said in the senate II
was passed unanimously. In the hOuar,
although there were more Republicans
lAan Democrats In that branch of con-
kress. ten more Democrats voted for
me bll Than against il.
lie defended the party against the
accusations made by the Republicans
tAat me Democrats sssailed the Amer
Ian army IN the Philippines. Told
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