Salt Lake Tribune | 1894-07-29 | Page 3 | Old Reliable in Line

OLD RELIABLE IN LINE I 1 BIG republican CLUB ORGANIZED AT BINGHAM speeches by prominent members of tho the party the camp Is solid for protection reports received from indicate C it te a rousing melding meeting aaa last in that thai ahr thrifty efty mining camp where the republicans assembled s ambled in large numbers in answer to a call issued by the precinct committee the hall was well filled and tile the meeting most enthusiastic judge C 0 goodwin was the first speaker and was received with enthus easm by the miners an all the champion of free coinage and protection or of tile the lead industry the judge made a strong sil gech abounding in walty points on the principles of oc republicanism and during his lemarl rei narl a he was frequently interrupted by bursts ol of applause es ea so when here he forred to the old fellable 1 cl lable newspaper which he said was only 13 12 a year and all the the old liberals republicans populists lists and democrats era is joined jn in the appl applause Luse and mr S 11 hill or of silt salt lake was wa the next speaker find and expounded the prin pran c lea ol 01 of republican doctrine 0 of projection jec tion lie he spoke for twenty live or thirty minutes and was attentively listened to and applauded lion hon NN F james of 0 salt lake was the I 1 last st speaker of the evening ile he bale ka e a masterly address to the audience on true republican principles 11 he a enumerated the benefits arising from the protective tariff and discussed he tarin tariff question in a clea manner lie he spoke of oc both bath the old part lei and ana their stand bland as regarding protection of 0 the lead industry mr james spoke for three quarters of fin an hour and was frequently applauded at the end of the speaking or more signed the republican roll and an a committee of three essers ess rs lee squirts squires arid and cushing Cush ln was appointed to draft a platform and frame the by bylaws laws for tile the new republican club of bins bing hum ha m th the salt lake visitor vi were tre treated arted royally by the people of bingam bingham bineham am