Show It THE POLITICAL ARENA I t I Colonel l Trumbos Artful Way of i Advertising the Call I I BUFFALO BILL SOURED I DAMNING THE LIBERATOR WITH SOME VERY FAINT PRAISE I Not a Keiiuhxicau as Charscd Democratic i Dem-ocratic Meetings Held Last Eve I iiiiiK Hnrvej > JliRht Hand Man Tallcs oi the Silver Question Wall Street is Already In Arms and the Silver Men Must Fight I I It was jast that delicious hour between be-tween sunset and dark The weary onts of the city in summer attire I w e walking up ard down Main I sut all of course bent < upon their I own affairs Suddenly however a yel luw cquipage appeared up the street with a pair of brown horses prancing in the front A somewhat stout man i with a brown mustache and a mIle was driving Beside Oiiui a specimen i of AfroAmerican rigidity sat the i footman On the back seat were a I gentleman and lady I AU eyes were turned that way and i an awed whisper ran through the crowd f There goes the colonel and Charley i CrarV I T While the people were still staring I tho equipage eached the corner ofF i of-F rst South and Main and was dashing dash-ing along regardless of everything when several little street Arabs darted out from the corner toward the horses shrilly calling Saa Francisco Call Call hereIn here-In an instant the lines tightened in th hands of the driver and Colonel Trumbo smiled on the boys Boss Charley Crane reached down in his pocket fished out the necessary and 1 bought a copy The boys darted away 7 JUid the equipage drove off Was it all prearranged Buffalo lUll Seems Displeased Buffalo Bill Glassman nd his Standard Stand-ard have heretofore been plastering th colonel with liberal amounts of panegyric and all seemed to be cC the warmest nature between them However How-ever there are evidently strained relations rela-tions as in th3 Standard Bill says auent the Cleveland convention 4 Of course we did not boost Colonel Trumbo to the sides for hat he did neither are we boosting him for liny office He must stand fin his own bot I tim and prove his worth to the people before the Standard can hold him up to the people of Utah as ithe man sinnng all men He did well at Cleveland Cleve-land that was only once Now let him krep up that gait and after awhile perhaps per-haps the party will reward him if he remains loyal and true Colonel Trumbo was elected a delegate dele-gate to the Cleveland convention tjy a handsome majority and for that honor it was his duty to give Ibis best efforts to his party Hence he has only paid the party for the honor bestowed upon nun Th attempt to make it appear that Colonel Trumbo has done such services that the party is under lasting I obligations is a little far fetched Sot a Republican The Tribune campaign liar got a little t lit-tle mixed yesterday He said Dr Mattie l Mat-tie Hughes Cannon who has taken urh a prominent part in the new movement to give the women of Utah political privileges is the wife of the sterling Republican Abram H Cannon Can-non In the first place Mrs Cannon is not the wife of Abram H Cannon In the second place Mr Cannon is not a Republican TViiictceiith Ward Society A good meeting of the Nineteenth ward society was held last evening with a number of the leading women of the ward present and taking part in the proceedings Some interesting and short speeches were delivered and the following officers and delegates were elected President J H Beck first vicepres t ident Mrs John N Pike second vice president Samuel Newton secretary J E Pike assistant Tecretary Miss Olive Derbidge treasurer Alexander V D Edward Executive CommitteeJoseph M 1 Watson Henry Barnes John E Hansen Han-sen Miss Olive Derbidge Miss Bowman Bow-man Membership CommitteeS H Con ely Mrs William Sanders and Thomas Slight Delegates to the Territorial Convention Conven-tion > 7ohn X Pike Mrs William Sanders San-ders R G Sleater Henry Barnes ifrs John E Hansen Samuel Newton A D Edward Joseph Derbidge Alternates Alter-nates John Holmes Mrs Joseph M Watson James Whitecar Thomas Jackson Committee on Precinct Organization John N Pike Henry Barnes John E Hansen Joseph M Watson Samuel Newton 4 < Clifford John Oswald Irwin has had his whiskers shaved off in anticipation t of the coming campaign iwt Xinlh Ward Delegate 7 Following are the officers and delegates dele-gates elected in the Ninth ward Delegates to Territorial Convention Frank Harris Mrs E L Webb W A Taylor Mrs Mary Malr C W Pen rose P W McCaffrey A T Webb J T Kingsbury AlternatesF W Fol lett O H Pettit Martha Barrow Josephine Wcolley T M Holt Delegates present at convention were instructed to cast full vote for the society so-ciety Executive Committee Mrs Mary Mair Mrs O H Pettit Thomas M Holt F W Follett John Reese Finanical Committee Miss Effie Webb P W McCaffrey Josephine Wooiley Committee on Admission Mrs Henry Bywater W D Woolley N J Sheck elL S Pioneer Club The old Central Democratic rganiz ation of Salt Lake known as the Pioneer Pio-neer club met last night and amid much enthusiasm and with great unanimity elected a strong delegation to the territorial convention of societies socie-ties The president H A Smith was in the chair and Ben T Lloyd wielded the pen There were many familiar faces around the circle such as were gathered a half decade ago when the kL club was first thrown upon the political 4 politi-cal sea The best 01 feeling was manifest 7 mani-fest and the following named persons were chosen by acclamation as delegates dele-gates Joseph L Rawlins H P Hen 4 derson JR Letcher H J Dinniny H A Smith Hadley D Jonnson Paul J Daly Robert N Baskin B H Roberts Rob-erts Charles J Pence Sam W Stewart I Stew-art A I Street W H Lett R H Cabell A T Schroeder Seventh Ward Society At the meeting of the Seventh ward society the following officers and delegates del-egates were elected President W C Hall first vicepresi dent Mary Alice Lambert second vicepresident Henry Wallace secretary sec-retary J E Collister treasurer Mrs W It Price Executive committeeI M Waddell m Miss Alice McLachlan Miss Gertrude J Sampson John Shea and W L Price DIrectorsDr Hunter Mrs R K Thomas William McLachdan Miss i L i Rose Wallace Mrs Rosa Lambert J4 E Cowley Mrs Nora Waddell Louis i C Shaw Frank B Woodbury Irs Ellen McLelland cDelegates to the Territorial Convention Conven-tion William C Hall Miss Rose Wallace Wal-lace Mrs W L Price William Mc Lachlan Mrs R 1C Thomas Charles H fiyde I M Waddell Alternates George Whitaker Mrs Sarah Shaw J E Cowley Henry Wallace Mrs l Carrie McLachlan Mrs Elizabeth Rose ft 4 The South and Silver C So Collins of Little Rock Ark for a time right hand man of W H Harvey in the publication of the Daily Coin in a recent interview says It is plainly evident that the goldbugs I of New York are getting in their work by furnishing country newspapers readyprint matter free of charge Take the publishers of an ordinary country weekly who has a meagre support at best and when he finds that he can save from 20 to 23 pel I week in composition bills by using this goldbug literature the temptation is I so great that in a large number of cases he succumbs to the seductive I offer Besides the officeholders the bankers and other agents of the gold l trust were never more active Take Kentucky as an example I I know the people of that state well No one at all acquainted with them will deny that the great majority are the friends of silver Yet we see through the manipulation of money and federal patronage how easy it was I for the administration to score a victory i vic-tory I I supposed you noticed the recent proposition of the New York Financial Chronicle that a fund be raise to pay the campaign expenses of goldbug candidates can-didates throughout the country Of course it will be doneand thus we have both money and federal patronage I patron-age to contend with while we have neither patronage nor money and can rely only on the patriotism and intelligence intel-ligence of the people I tell you the approaching great political battle will be one of the hardest fought in the nations history and should we fail the gold standard stand-ard with all its evils will be fastened fasten-ed upon us for good We cannot hope to make anything like a winning fight unless you can unite all the friends of silver in the support of one I ticket The decks must be cleared I and a clean cut fight made between the single and double standard if we succeed Can that be done I dont know There ought to be wisdom and I patriotism and common sense sufficient suffi-cient among the leaders of the different j differ-ent silver elements to unite their forces Without it our cause is lost I |