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Show Ui:i'lMl'A !lAlil,Y. Inltrrsllng Meeting of Members nr the U. 0. 1'. In lite Old ltdtr-1 Court Knoni, The principal features of hit night's Republican tally, held In tho old I'cde-ral I'cde-ral court room, weru the christening of tho hall, aud tho presentation, by Mrs, Arthur Drown, of her glided Republican Republi-can banner. Tho hall was well filled nnd the audience throughout thu meeting displayed much inlhuslaein. John M, Zaiic.whu was lu the chair, Introduced 11AIIMKL IIIATT as secretary of the Republican I .eairuu Clubs of Utah. Mr. l'ratt responded wlthrt mvlow of the history of league clubt In thu United rllulrt and concluded con-cluded by soliciting tha co-operation of nil Itepublkant In the advancement of thu U. O. I". Tho Republican (lire Club, consisting consist-ing of Messrs. Hpcuccr, Hpry, Jatnea and Ashworlh, rendcrial a campaign stlcctloii, whlcn caused mucin nthuil-asm. nthuil-asm. Tho presentation ot Mrs. Arthur llrown's beautiful banner a gift to the Republican I.caguo Clubt wan made by Mr. Crltchlow. t.halrman Z ine accepted thu ; resect In a chivalrous llttlutiecch. CAPT. TATIX)CK, In ri s ponio to a call, took the lloor and spoke ardently on tho rlnclplrs of Republicanism, doling with the hoo that after Knveinber next, (Iruvcr CloTelsnd wuuld retire forever from public life. Judp.u C. W. llenncll, chalrmauof tho Territorial Republican Coinmltttr, said ho was happy In Iho thought that the party had at last formed thu nucleus for a thorough Republican or ganltatlou throughout the fur rltory. Ihu Judgu consldtrcl that nil the material Interests of Utah hlngud ou tho pilnclplo ot protection, lie wanted the Harrison and IteU club to Join III tha work of thoroughly organ-ulug organ-ulug the Territory. juiujk nunEMA.-r was called from the audience and, after an unavailing protest, took Ihu stand. "1 am a Republican," said ho. "Whether Utah be n Territory or a Htate, I um a Republican. Then, weru enough dUcIpIrs In thu field, thu Judge, n at roud to say, to com ert ull who imd Republican Inclinations. MR. VAI1IAN. At this Juncture there were loud calls for uVarian,"anJ when the outburst had subsided ft little thu ei-'Mbernl" ttalwail look thu stand. "At lust," weru hit llrat words, and Ihey calhil forth quite a spurt of nppliuse, "wo merloiilhe broad plain of Republican Ism. Continuing, he eitd briskly, "Let the dead past bury Itself." As a Reput llcsu, I liavn lilt for the past ten years that there wus sjmi thing In my life being stilled, and I have fell that 1 would he willing tu Join haul In hand with my fellow citizens of Utah." Ho was not going to coniMer thu inntter of how much ur Uow little a tin cup-or frying pan should coil, but rather he would leal with thu great ilnclplta which aflWl this groat nation." Jull.N HKMt. 0MI11I tald: "I tin endcavotlng to teach the young people Ihndoctrlixaof Repub. Ilmulitii, nnd my hoi uf surcees lire Increasing." The Ihmiocrallo propensity pro-pensity for promising everything nnd doing nothing, aul Its theories of r-sou r-sou it lllierly that could not exist, would net, lu tho opinion of Mr. Htulth, nqturu thepeoploof Utah. CXCIlUTAIIY 8EI.I.1 K)k briefly, saying, Hnw can Utah, with her lead, wool nnd sugar Intcreetrj be an) thing but Republican? The (ilea Club sang energetically a campaign ballad, uud th crowd de-sited de-sited leacefully nud contentedly to their homte. . |
