The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05

Patriotic Music and Hot Talk for the
West Side.
BAND WAGON STlRS TOWN
REPUBLICANS IN ERNA.
TON OVER OUTLOOK.

Democracy's band wagon carried mu-
sic and good cheer into a good portion Of
the Second municipal ward yesterday aft
eTnoOn. The procession left the front OF
tho Democratic headquarters shortly
after o'clock after a number of lively
airs had been given by Held's band in
the big Utah" wagon. Hundreds OF men
gathered TO witness the start, and Mayor
Richard p Morris was given three hear
ty cheers by those assembled. An at
tempt was made to offset the effect Of
thls by giving, cheers Tor Lynch, put the
effort resulted in Il miserable flzzle.
The procession was led by Chairman
L, Z. Martineau and George O. Smith,
then followed the band, and following this
was a carriage in which were James II.
MOyle, Mat Thomas, NJ. H. Cunningham.
James NJ. Hamilton and William New
ton.
Leaving HEADQUARTERS. the band went
Der of places on the way out. Al each
stop lively airs were played by the band
and brief addresses were made by one
or more OF the speakers. Everywhere
the citizens came out to greet the visit
Ors, and appreciation for the musical
treat was expressed in many ways.
Good Time at Fishers.
At the Fishe, brewery all hands came
out to greet thel speakers. Enthusiasm
for Richard i. Morris runs high in that
part Of the city. After lively talks by
Newton. Movie and Martineau and after
Fisher. the cavalcade passed on. Many
places ii the neighborhOod were Sere-
naded. The railroad men. both at the
Snort Line and RIO Grande came In Tor
a treat of music. Al the Albany house
a large crowd OF working men assembled
This was close to O'Clock. housing
speeches were. made here and a band
concert was given.
A series o. stops were made on the
way back 10 the business district Oh See
ond South street. Up through Main
street the band carried the tidings of the
coming victory for Richard T. Morris;
the patriotic airs stirred the people 1t
was enc of the pleasant incidents OF the
In the residence districts especially
there can be no doubt a. to the senti-
meuts Of Inc voters. Everywhere there
were cheers for Morris. Women stood IN
the front doors and cheered the speakers
on.
Best oratien Of the Day.
The whole campaign was summed up b.
one youngsteP who hung TO the rear OF
one OF the wagons. This little chap got
into the way Of making speeches 10 the
scores Of boys ~f1O followed the band.
At one stop he was heard to shout:
You can fool all the people part Of
the time: you can fool part of the pe0-
PIE part OF me tlme; but YOU cant fool
a - one of us this time. We're all for
Dick Morris. 81"
II would pay the mayor 20 look that
youngster NJ and send him 10 u school
OF orator..
The wayin- banners, the notices. the
prancing horses. the stirrin- words o,
the speakers. and above all the spTiehtlY
music. made or the trip q success il
every way.
Monday afternoon a tour Of the south
err portion OF the Second ward and
gooaiy portion OF the First ward will be
made. Several good Sneakers will go
along 10 nail the campaign lies that the
sum shoe patriots have set going, The
ambition OF the party leaders now is 10
double the plurality cast for Richard T.
Morris two years ago. This woCld make
IL 4,J90, In round numbers.