Show PEOPLES POLITICS Late Meetings Held by the Vai OilS Ward Clubs THE STIRRING SPEECHES fADES fADE-S A Kenner on the Republic of Tooele and the Only American City In Utah Hon H J Graut Speaks S A Kennel Esq addressed the Poo plos Twelfth ward political club Tho speaker explained a republican form of government to be a government of the people peo-ple and by the people so very unlike the recent Republic of Tooele He referred humorously to the booming bounding community com-munity of Ogden which went Liberal through being long on votes TheJTrf buttes new love for the Utah boy received re-ceived its share of wit and sarcasm An organ solo by Miss Druce was much appreciated G B Wells a Utah boy made an earnest ear-nest appeal to tho boys lito support the party that had made the country which was now so much coveted by the carpetbagger carpet-bagger Hon William H King was called for and responded in a brief but eloquent address on the present political situation The Eighth Ward Club If any one would liked to see what influence influ-ence a parade of the drum corps and marching club had in bringing out the peoplo to attend a political meeting he should have dropped into the Eighth ward Peoples Peo-ples political meeting The card standing stand-ing room only should have been hung out as the house was packed Twentyone new members were added to the roll It was decided to include companies A B and C of the Juvenile Marching club as honorary honor-ary members The boys made a fine showing on their first appearance under the direction direc-tion of John McDonald J W Snell made a few interesting ro marks the question of the day A song by Miss Nellie Sheets was well rendered C K Savage said he would rather Toe an electrician than a politician Time was when a dozen could go to the polls and find no opposition but times are different now Our foremost men are now compelled to take a back seat AVhen he came to the city most of the people lived in dugouts now this is one of the most beautiful cities in the United States Most of our Liberal friends as they come here say a piece of ground over Jordan will be good enough for a workingman The Peoples party do not think that way they say nothing is too good for a workingman Brigham Young said ho did not want any man to take up any more land than he could properly attend at-tend to He wanted this country to be u place where the poor man could get a homo of his own Who are the best people to govern this country The people who made it what it is Did any one every see a carpetbagger with a potato in his bag that he had raised If they would bring them to Lim lie would Rive a dollar apiece Liberal promises are like pie crustmade to be broken The arguments of the Liberal Lib-eral party were noise and loud talk The dance for Thursday evening next for the benefit of the club was announced and all invited Adjourned until Tuesday November 2C 1SSO at 730 pm J C L Benny Secretary Troop C City Guards Troop CCity Guards will meet for drill at the Eighteenth ward square Wednesday I Wednes-day Not 20th at 4 oclock p m H S BEATIE Captain Twentyfirst Ward i The marching club meets this evening at 730 at the schoolhouse A full attendance is desired W W CALDER Captain The Sixteenth Ward At the meeting of this club a report was received from the brass band committee which showed that excellent progress was being made and that the organization would be a grand success A S Geddes was elected a member of the juvenile marching club H E Parry delivered an address and he was followed by J W Summerhays The Fourteenth Ward An enthusiastic meeting of the Fourteenth Four-teenth Ward Peoples Party club was held last evening at tho assembly rooms Tho large attendance was indicative of the wide awake interest manifested by that political poli-tical unit A short programme was carried out consisting of readings tho answering of questions and other exercises preparatory prepara-tory to the introduction of Hon H J Grant speaker of the evening who was received with a round of applause He spoke on the political issues of the coming contest the work being done and that yet to be done in the present campaign Ho said that to fully appreciate the sweet ono must taste the bitter was an old saying but he would modify and apply it Wo dont expect to taste but can smell from afar off what Liberal rule would mean for Salt Lake city if what has been is a foretaste of what would be Tho speaker demonstrated in striking colors what the liberality of the Liberals really is They are liberal very liberal to themselves In fact they get as near the goal as the beggar who came the nearest in the world to being a wealthy man He asked a banker to give him 50 000 to set him up in business The banker said no if ho had said yes he would havo been a wealthy man Our opponents had made the boast that young Utah was with them He didnt credit the statement but believed that the young men would come to tho front ranks of the party of honest economical government and in defense of the rights of their fathers and friends Loud cries We will Wo will He was thankful that the veterans of the Peoples Peo-ples ranks instilled into the minds of thc young a higher conception of liberty than that of doing wrong Bursts of applause followed the speaker to the close A vote of thanks was given and tho meeting adjourned journed |