Salt Lake Herald | 1900-10-31 | Page 4 | Mr. Botkin of Kansas

MR BOTKIN OF KANSAS HERALD DESIRES to offer its condolences to Mr THE Botkin of Kansas who it is informed declined to speak at ille the tile other oth r night for lack of an audience Just Justas as he did a week ag age in this city Mr Ir Botkin is said to be a I charming channing speaker by y far the ablest of all aU the tile hired spellbinders who 1 ho have been beets shipped to Utah from every point of the com corn compas pass pas by Hannas oratory bureau It is really a shame that lie he 1 should l be e denied del audiences when others and flat at are permitted at times to speak to t as many man as a score or orso so of people until they th thes escape e tIr Bokin has not injured the I cause greatly but at least his Ins friends may nav with pride e ie has helped it as much as Mr lr Fitch whose enemies enemies sd ry iy he lie loves lovs language gc mainly because b cause it enables him to hear his hison on sonorous voice Voice Mr Ir Botkins campaign has been really cleer from a Kansas standpoint He has had sufficient ad addess add add dess d ess CS to doage the gold standard something Chairman Callister to inform the young ady dy who read a graduating essay on OS finance at the Armory the other night TI The campaign is nearing the close From the tile counties 4 stumped by ly Mr r Botkin come to d tales of harmony and unanimity Mr lr Botkin deserves much credit for all this He Pie has helped to make the tile Republicans R taIls cans harmonious and amI unanimous for the Democratic ticket T i ithe the tile extent that his labors tabors hive l so resulted resulted he is entitled to praise 1 hy all honest Democrats