Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-16
POLITICAL POINTERS.

b. H. Clay ldaho's Democratic NOM
| inee for Congress Is in the city TO re-
main for day or two.
The Republicans Of the Fourth pre-.
cinct viii hold a meeting tonight I'm the
! Twentieth ward annex on Second
street Those booked for speeches are
Judge Frick James Devino, Judge
Bowman, W n. Hutchinson. Thomas
Hull and A. b. Irvine
The Young Mems Democratic club
win give a barbecue at the Salt Palace
Sept 27
Peter S. Condie denies emphaticaly
that he Is candidate for sheriff on
the Republican ticket
When It comes to the truth In
homeopathic doses. did not Judge
Hiles swear before the senate commit
tee on privileges and elections that
Hon. j. L. Rawlins was Mormon"
a Skotche Hybal played to full"
house at Hogle's yesterday
p. j. DAILY, a prominent taxpayer OF
this city. who is assessed at Sj4l, has
gone ON record MS saying that "the ava
lanche has started This Is awful
People ON the street today are Won
dering where the candidates for the fun
ticket will come from, after the Tribune
stan is used up,
zone thing kearns viii get out this
move said am attorney ON Main street
today, rs an apparent squaring OF his
defeat to those he boosted 70 in the
east. that he would be back because
he found ID easy money 10 buy his way
back. by throwing the blame for hls
defeat ON the Influences they will Join
with him n hating This seems what
he wanted most TO DO anyhow, as the
Chagrln Of remembering things he had
said was more than he could bear In
the hour Of defeat"
It was hard to find man IN Salt
Lake today, outside of the few ring
leaders Of the tom party, who would
speak openly I'm its behalf and there
were not lacking those who considered
II TO be maiiciously harmful 10 Utah's
best interests. 1t rs not thought mucn
harm viii he done Utah where Is Well
known that If rs leaders could set the
Offices they failed in getting, the party
would die sudden death.
The great ST. Thomas with his lie
dedicated 20 q high cause. SENS 10 be
taking to the tall timber that the odi-
um of having his gang connected with
bis name may De less. Portland Us %
good place to be- under the circum,
stances
"Thc organization effected Wodues.
day night IS no mere cXagEeration or
cXperimentalists and Adventures II
Is made up Of the best brains Ez
Thompson Henry from the gambling
Joint GdieazzI, ot al,. were there. Pow
ems. Allen, salisbury Laua1u ct al,
were not.
The Tribune recently stated that
Judge &. g. Goodwin bUted from the
state To assume editorial charge OF the
Montana Record rather than face aud
endorse the Republican ticket here
That lle was nailed By the publication
over the signature OF Judge Goodwin
OF letter in GoodWius Weekly yestef-
day. which concludes as follows My
coming here was due ~ negotiations
begun before the date Of the RepubU-
can convention. hut when the nOmina.
tIons were made Il seemed TO me there
was nothing to do up 10 election day but
10 support the ticket. ! so sroclaimcd
in the Weekly. 10 everyone who sug-
gested the starting OF a new party bs-
fore election ] replied that IL would be
suicidal. that II woJld ieojarllzc the
national aud state tickets. ! have not
changed my mind considering how Il
was started. ! believe the chief Tribune
movers aid Il 20 defeat the Republican
state ticket even II that carried down
the presidential ticket
Senator Reed smoot Apostle Fran
els Lyman and Apostle Penrose had !
conference On the editorial rooms OF |
the Deseret News Yesterday
We need hardly say that the above !
is from the salt Lake Tribune ana is |
he out Of whole cloth, manufactured |
doubtless, Tor the purpose OF strength |
ening the old cry Of Church influence"