The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

A well known Republican who at.
tended the recent church Republican
rally at Bingham saw the original
Harry s. Joseph seated in prominent
place on the rostrum behind the speak.
ers. The Salt Laker turned to a Re.
publican sitting near. and who was look
ing exceedingly gloomy, and asked:
What's Joseph got to do with this
"Who. Harry7 oh, he's the whole
show, orchestra and all. Before he came
TO Bingham to take charge of the church
campaign we Republicans admitted that
the Americans would 90 out Of this
camp next Tuesday with at least 100
majority, but since Joseph came up we
$50.
The Boys Republican club at the
university will hold meeting Monday
at 1890 clock at the university. Some
local speaker will address them.
Jesse William Knight read the riot
act 10 the News editors on Friday when
he called thore to ascertain why, il they
attempted TO report his meetings and
his speeches, they did not do so cor
rectly, instead of misquoting him and
belittling his meetings. He was frank
and outspoken in his language, and de.
treatment at the hands of the News as
was bis competitor. After the election
there will be a number of News EN-
ployees called upon the carpet. and
Jesse William Knight will sit as judge.
The church Republicans have resorted
TO the most despicable methods to hold
their followers in line. There is moth
ing too low for them TO do-lies, insin-
uation, everything to keep the rank and
file from breaking away. They fear
stampede from their organization on
Tuesday.
The Sol Kimball pipe dream, issued
in circular form, was distributed all
over Salt Lake on Saturday morning,
and thrown onto the lawns and door
ways and porches. A prominent Nor
mon said TO The Tribune: Chow any
moral institution or political party,
even, could father such a document and
allow it TO be read by their children is
beyond my comprehension
John c. Mackay, who will be retired
from the Office of county commissioner
by the voters on Tuesday, took Jodv
Eldredge with him on Saturday and
visited Murray, where they used every
effort to induce the Democratic nomi-
nee for the same office. c. l.. Miller,
10 withdraw iu favor of Mackay, but
Mr.. Miller declined.
There is probably no person in Utah
who can make greater ass OF himself
when opportunity presents than John
c. Cutler. Jr. In what he calls Gilman
cial Review No, 267.'' issued from his
business office. and which he sends out
to his customers, appears the following:
l.
the commercial world is waiting until the
election Is over. A little recovery has
been made lately. though. and 2 few mills
and factories that have been idle FOR
months past nave resumed operati~ns
II is 10 be hoped that the local amer
lean party VIII be defeated on November
Srd. The prosperity that we have en-
Joyed in this city. county and throughout
the state has been due 10 the natural re-
sources OF our state. the energy, industry
and honesty OF the majority OF the good
people OF Utah. and because men of honor
and integrity in the Republican party have
been at the head OF the nation and the
state.
Nj. Bryan is a noble man. and VIII be
known as such In the history OF our coun-
Try, but he has not the executive ability
OF Mr.. TAFT. and as Mr.. Taft Is q tust
upright and capable man IT viii be for tbs
best business interests ot all the people OF
The country for Mr.. TAFT to become tho
II Is Ia be hoped that the Republican
party VIII win IN this county. state and I
nation. JOHN c: CUTLER, JR-
commercial man, who represents a |
largo New York wholesale establish. !
ment, watching the parade from in |
front Of the Kenyon hotel Saturday |
night. turned to a friend, citizen Of |
SAT- Lake, and said:
You say that is neither q Demo.
cratic or Republican parade. but a
ocal party, the American, parade. Well
The whole id state must belong TO
this local party then. have made a
aumoer of stops on my way 10 Salt
Lake and have witnessed many political
demonstrations, and this parade of vour
ocal American party is the ereafeet
oarade, as also the most enthusias stic
hat have witnessed between New
York and your city. Why, it should
sweep the entire state"
Among the marcbers in the ereat
parade of the Americans En+nrSar