The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-18
NEWLANDS WILL
SPEAK HERE
Big Meeting of Young Mems
Club on Sept. II.
HOWELL ON. THE NEW PARTY
SAYS IT WON'T AFFECT CACHE
81 COUNTY. $500

$3.50
Senator Newlands of Nevada has
promised to address the Democrats of
Titan at the barbecue to be given BY
the Young Mems Democratic club of
SAT- Lake at the Salt Palace on Sept.
q, Elaborate preparations are being
made for the occasion Not less than
5000 pounds of meat will be distributed
TO the guests of the occasion. Members
OF the club are already advising their
friends 10 shape affairs so that they
may attend the affair, which gives
every promise of being the most sue
cessful thing Of the kind ever attempt
ed in the state. ~
Congressman Howell says he. has
failed to encounter the new party
movement in his home county OF Cache,
and AYERS that it is causing him little
worry in his section. I have not heard
OF It in Cache" he said in the course
OF a conversation yesterday. "Of
course, there are a few nom Mormons
up there who might go in for a move
sment OF this kind if it ives presented
to them properly, but as the thing
stands now ii is merely a bolt on the
part of dissatisfied Republicans and is
regarded as spite work. 1 do not be-
licve it VIII have any effect in Cache
county You know we do not have any
church influence question up there. and
this movement is regarded as one With
out merit"
Mr.. Howell was in the city for few
hours on his way to Provo TO assist I'm
the celebration of Senator Shoots
wedding anniversary.
He has the Roosevelt temperament"
says the Deseret News in a paid write
up Of w. D. Livingston, Republican
candidate for judge of the Seventh dis
trict.
A man with "The Roosevelt tempera-
ment' would be something new on the
thnch in Utah. A judge with the
Roosevelt temperament would be
combative, impetuous rash. theatrical,
impatient, fiamboyant, perturbable,
irascible, attitudinizing. partisan. ego
tistical, self-opinionated, changeable,
imperious, petulant, Chauvinistic, vain
glorious, dogmatic, sophistical contu-
maciOus, overbeaTing, belligerent, prag-
matte staggering and dictatOrial
And a man with the Roosevelt
temperament" would wear gold braid
and epaulettes on the bench. He would
throw the statutes through the window
and make laws to suit himself. He
would compel the bailiffs to carry sa-
bres, wear cooked hats and enter the
court room on prancing steeds.- He
would make the lawyers kneel when
addressing the court. He would station
a brass band in the court room and
would deal out his decisions TO the
strains OF warlike music. There is no
limit TO the things he might do. He
would not himself be able TO tell one
day what was coming up the next.
THE Roosevelt temperament" on the
bench, Think of it.
Headquarters of the Republican
county committee were formally opened
i'm the Atlas block last night. True TO
his reputation for never overlooking an
affair OF this kind. Orsen Hewlett sent
a key of orange cider, and this. with
cigars. constituted the refreshments of
the evening. The headquarters embrace
the suite lately occupied by the forces
OF Governor Wells and corresponding
rooms across the hall, eight in all Two
reading rooms, Secretary II. H. Smiths
room. a stenographer's room and Chair
man Eldredges room take up one side.
on the-other side are two rooms for
canvassers and checkers and room
for the use OF the Womens Republican
~ club.
4 new candidate for Republican nom
inatiOu for the lower house was an
nounccd yesterday III T. \. Reamer. a
Carpenter In the Rio Grande shops. Mr..
Reamer's friends expect he viii prove TO
be strong candidate
Friends of c. D. ROoklidge yesterday
announced that owing 10 the pressure or
business he had found II necessary TO
withdraw from the race Tor nOnlnSlloLt
for county treasurer on the Repupiicau
ticket This leaves but three Candidates
nDw in the field. =. GroeSDeck, j.,
". o. .Carbis and W. II. Farnsworth-
Friends OF George F. Felt are doing all
thew can TO bripg about his nomination
,For county treasurer on the Democratic
ticket Mr. Felt has had experience IN
the office and IL is claimed that ne would
make a first rate ofucial.
4 general meeting OF the Young Mems
Democratic club has been called Tor
Thursday at O'Clock to prepare foe
campaign work.
II is understood the managers Of tile
campaign Of tho American party have
becn given assurances of campaign
end annie TO meet the expense of MAX
ing an exhaustive canvass throughout
the state Willard T. Snyder has been
elected state chairman and +. J. Day
state secretary. Other members Of the
state committee are +. l. Williams, ).
j.. Wood and A. r. Derge.
wesley X. Walton of the Republican
state executive committee is accused OF
being editor-in-chief Of the official du-
MEX party organ COrrOborative evidence
is furnished by the actions OF the Rich
county veteran He has been surprised
several times lately while in the act of
writing in mysterious fashion in obscure
corners OF the headquarters. When