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Show LIBERAL TH0UCHT8IN PARAGRAPHS. The Liberals are to be congratulated on their fine meeting in Electric Light hall last ereniug. The rally was a big success and in it an observer could easily" see which way the wtnd blows. The ladies at times grew enthiisia.itlo and heartily applauded the speakers, as did their husbands and big brothers. With such an able man in .congress as Judge .Goodwin is, the people of Utah need not concern themselves as to whether or not they are fully represented. repre-sented. No man within the territory has more admirers than the congressional congres-sional candidate, and he is one in whom the fullest confidence can be placed. He knows tho wishes of the Liberals and ho will reflect tlfolr' views within the nails of congress to the satisfaction of every right thinking man hereabouts. Probably no one took greater interest in the Liberal meoting last night than did General V. E. Connor. The speeches speech-es and enthusiasm warmed his heart and made him feel younger, General Connor is one of the determined men who have for yoars stood by their Liberal Lib-eral convictions under all circumstances. circum-stances. He could write a book that would make good reading for somo people and others would get hot over it. Goodwin Hags are living in Utah and already extensive preparations ure being be-ing mado to welcome next week the campaign train which will stop at different dif-ferent points throughput the territory. The committee will bo 'the recipients of the far famed hospitality of this country coun-try and they will do-Jhtloss have a happy time while jauntifig through tho land. Tho programme Is down so fine that a fellow can put his finger on it in the dark and find what be desires. .;'. Say, neighbor, when the republicans and democrats meet on the same platform plat-form and speak for a republican candidate candi-date don't you think it time to lend a helping hand? ... 4 . . - There was - quite.; a-remand in the great audience last night lor copies of "What Hon. John T. Caine has Done for Salt Lake in Congress," However there was no necessity for such a bright light to read the record as the whole thing is a blank farce. '- Electric light hall Is a splendid place in which to hold large meetings. The spacious room was rendered light as day by thirty arc and many smaller lamps, the latter artistically arranged and suspended from ah oblong board overhead. The light which filled the hall was symbolic of what tho Liberals intend to do for Utah make her shine on tho escutcheon of the union and have purity reign. ' a As Col. Merritt sa Id at the Liberal rally this is the campaign of campaigns he caused more than one man in the large audience to "murmur that's so." There were in the assembly men who came here years ago and have braved the storms of oppression and threats, and now they desire that in their declining de-clining years they may see peace, purity pur-ity and prosperity perched aloft, that the coming generations may be free from uncertainties. ' After a!l that was said last night by the orators there Is no occasion for any loyal American cltizon to be in doubt as to which of the delegates shall receive re-ceive his support and vote. These are not the times for back-sliding and therefore there-fore the man who wants to assist in erasing the blot from this fair land has an opportunity by appointing him ielf a charter member of the cause and voting vot-ing for Charles C. Goodwin. |