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Show !'iv; ' r ', fho Ensign. The young men ' of ilie Territory of Utah are awakening to a more vivid sense than they have had heretofore of the urgent necessity of them thinking, nd acting upon the conclusions reached by those thoughts. This is right and to the young Democracy is this due. , The man who gets up the Rustlings" V for the Beaver Utonian is a rustler indeed, He has rustled the knowledge a that The Ensign hasgone wholly and And gives it to his solely Democratic, M, Readers. Take a bit' of advice friend rustler; be sure you tell your readers the truth when you write for them. The Ensign has not gone, but has always been Democratic wholly and solely, Recently there hagjkg.en a bye and cry raised, and by younjg men too, that the spirit of the times in Utah at present is to be summed up in the following words-Younnjen.come away from what your parents have been teaching you and try something new. Is that not correct gospel? With all due respect to our fathers, how much progress would we make if we always thought and acted just as our fathers did? Yes; we say, young men stay with what is good that your fathers have taught yon, but lead out and grasp for something new. , ' Sam Thurman, the Democratic candidate of Utah, culls his fight a last cause Correct Utonian, We have never heard nor read of Sam Thurman making any such remark. That rustler has been dreaming that he was at a campaign meeting and remembered one of the expressions the Thurman of his dreams made and gives it as a "rustling," He would have hit thq mark however by at least making the Thurman of his dreams tell a truth had he completed the sentence by adding ing to the word last, 'Hie cause referred to is certainly a lasting cause; it will last as ioiig as our fair Territory - . lasts. r , j Has not the Utah Democracy the Sagebrush Democratic party, if you please just cause to be proud? Through ail the hard struggle of the cam paign jpst passed, there has been no one able to find fault or criticise in any. other way but friendly a single plunk in the plat-- form of the party or a single principle BdvMSiiXJinZf&o 4bSEekers, J'i bearer the campaign and their standard (he Hon. S. R. Thurman bears a character that any one might be envious of. His oponents during the whole fight have found nothing in it to censure. Of such broad principles and noble men is the now safe, and law and order are now supreme. During the year 295,841 acres of public land were entered by settlers, 200 miles of canal for irrigating purposes were constructed, and too miles additional arc begun and will be completed during the present year. In this connection Governor Zulick lays much stress upon the act of Congress providing for a survey and location of desett land reservoirs, and suggests the importance of an accurate hydrographic survey of the Territory to demonstrate the feasibility of artesian wells. The yield of gold and silver last year was $5,771,555 which is a good showing for a Territoiy where mining is carried on under so many disadvantageous conditions as it is in many places. Mining in Arizona means hard woik and much patience, and the output mentioned speak-- j well for the perseverance of the miners. Governor Zulick urges the early settlement of the privite land grants in the Territory, and opposes the creation of . a special court to adjudicate upon these claims. Such grants are always a soure of annoyance and vexation to the settlers on public lands, and should be settled as soon as possible. There are great possibilities for Arizona, and the San Francisco Chronicle thinks her future is more intimately connected with the subject of irrigation than with any other one thing. Canals and ditches will turn the desert into a rose garden, and Arizona will become renowned for her ft uits and vegetable products of all kinds. About the most childish piece of work that the press of the Territory has accomplished during the recent campaign was when the Herald management allowed their verdant reporter to get in their columns in his report of the Democratic meeting in Salt Lake City last Saturday evening the following silly effort at redicule, PROP. J . H. PAUL, of the University of Deseret, came next, and with a rhetorical nicety and elocutional y exactness that made a cold sweat run down Doc. Fausts back, he said: They say that we are seeking to divide the Liberal party and they say that we want to divide the Peoples party. Yes, we are seeking to divide them. Wed smash them both if we could. He then proceeded to blast the press of this city. Tribune tmd Hews were swiped with equal vigor and even the Ha aid did not escape his anger. So far as can be learned at present all three organs will go on publishing a daily paper as usual. lrof. Paul made a snort speech a speech every line of which was lull of meaning which was to a certainty delivered with rhetorical and elucution-in- y BRAND OF TIIE Eap Broil DincraS AT Late Salt City. Xol Ashamed of their Name. Principle, Not Name is What They are Working for. The Democratic campaign meeting which was held in Salt Lake City last Saturday eveiiing,and in which Democrats front other counties were invited to and did participate, was a rousing success in every sense of the word. The tram from the south arriving in Salt Lake City at 6.40 was Well loaded with true blue, genuine Democrats and during their trip they had an excellent time a detailed report of which would make excellent reading but winch must be ommit-e- d to make room for more important matter. The southern Sage Brushers with their bands were met at the depot by a large party of Salt Lakers, in company with whom they marched up South Temple Street to Main Street and thence south to Second South and west' to Grand Opera House. The men in line carried torches, and with the uniformed bands, hairnets etc., made a big show. The column was led be the Ion. S. R. Thurman andj. L. Rawlins. Between them was The who was given the honor of beating the ensign of tbe party, a large bunch of saje brush tied to a stick with a bandana and having fastened to it,and above it a flag bearing the portrait of Cleveland and Thurman and a streamer bearing the name of S. R. 1 Thurman. In the procession were Sage Brush Democrats from all parts of the Territoiy, chiefly from Utah and Salt Lake Counties and the Payson, Provo, Silver, Spanish Fork and Major Kents Military, bands. A very notable feature also of the procession was the Univers typtudents w ho weie out in full force. Tliev canied a banner reading University Students Solid (or Democracy. And.by the way.it might be remarked here that tltis speaks volumes for the cause of the Sage Biushers that could not be spoken in any other way. The fact that the universally recognized best institution of learning in the Teiri-to;- y and the only cue that is uot controlled or hampered in any way by any party politic or religions, but is as tree and independent as the air we breathe should come unsolicited Solid for Democracy means so much that we dont attempt to tell it, knowing lull well wlrat the public must think of it. the meeting. Dr. D. G.and Minor, e PHYSICIAN Cos Drug Store street, Nephi, & Main WE TIIE UNDESSIGNED Have for Sale OF m. profited him and his constitutents more to work for another place, prevented him getting a few more votes in Nephi than he did, the Democratic party of Utah can better afford to be without those few votes than to tiave them. The party of which Mr. Thurman has been the Standard bearer are working for and on principle only, knowing full welj that when those principles are generally understood the votes will naturally follow, and this party will be dominant in the Territory, The paltry dozen or more votes extra that would have been cat in Nephi for Sami. R. Thurman, but were withheld because at one time he saw fit to use his influence in the Legislature of Utah in favor of those w ho sent him there in preference to the citizens of Ne-pwhen a question was sprung effecting for the better one or the other of those people" depending entirely upon the result of the question, . will not efiect the cause of Democracy in Utah V any tore than as raauy drops of water would effect the back of a duck if thrown upon it Of course every citizeu in Nephi wanted i; a session of the district court held at Mr. Thurman wanted that session of the court held at Provo. A dozen or so in Nephi have accused him of this awful crime (?) aud for that reason, mud that reason only, would not vote for him. By the way, that dozen or so can "lay the flattering unction to their souls that this is the only flaw in Mr, Thurmans Whole public career that any 'one has been able to find, and they are the only qnes that found it. But not withstanding ail that and Mr. Thurmans defeat, " the Utah Democracy will live and become dominant Ne-ph- The annual report of governor Zulick Arizona shows that there lias been the past year a steady progress in rithvtb and development of the population has largelv uany new avenues of indust-- y Pursued. Iflyopened and profitably thing of the pas depredations are a ' ' and property are .e Jot-low- Or M EKTRjIL TIM& GARB, Keeps a first class House in every Shilohs Cure will immediately relieve Croup Travelers of the S. P. V. Passenger Trains leave Nephi daily W Sold by P. respect. hooping Cuiiph, uuJ lirouchitis. follows: 0. Mtuer, Neplii. Ky. should give us a call. Horses and carriages always on Going North at 5:48 a. nt. and 2:25 p. m. For Dyspepsia and Liver comphiint vmi have South a printed guarantee on every, bath- of Shiloh's hand. Su8 11:35 Vitnlizer. It never fails to cure. Sold by P. O. Arrive at' Salt Lake 10 a. m. & 6:40 p. m. Miner, Nephi. Leave Salt Lake City at 7:20 a. m. A Naval Injector free with eaeh bottle of Shi. and loh'sCiitarrh Remedy, lrice abets ut Hr. M4 p. m. iners, Nephi. Passenger Trains leave Salt Lak 0 daily, for the North,.to connect with the Are you made miserable by Indigestion, Conj U. P. Ry. and the U.& N. Ry.,at 8:20 a.m sumption, Dizziness, Loss ofAppetiti, Yellow & is a positive cure. Skin? Shiloh's CO & p.m. and arrive in Salt Lak City H Sold by 1). O. Miner, Nephi, " 11:10 a. m. and 7:20 p. m. it 0 i o The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., Pieight trains leave Nephi for the p n says; Roth myself and wile owe our lues to North atf6.25 a.m. and for the fL at ZL CV3 rr. "S Shiloh's Cure. Sold by Dr. Miner, Nephi. 7:20 p. IF 5 Francis Cope. Why will you cough wheu Shiloh's Cure will if) K give immediate relief. Price 10c. oOc. and $1. ut Gen F. & P. Agl br. Miner s, Nephi. iCJ - oO a O Q. r i a S'SS ft ..e Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is a positive cure for Cat rrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by 1). O. Miner, Nephi. 2" co 33 0 H- -t J! soh o 2 0 o s Q o 0o S3 ip0 o m NEPHI,- m r o PEOPLES EAT MARKET DealersJin oil of Live Stock. Ell TULaii Prompt ationtion Orders. Wright to inaii & Co., do Ih AKIIDllIRmDN ce THE DRUG STORE MINER & CO. - Hawk-in- MIKES iOvxildixis General Offices, Main Street, Salt & GO. Take-Citv- DENVER AND Rio Grande W astern RAILWAY. 39 39 on TTTA.H. John Sharp, Gen. Supt. u -o NEPHI -- TAH The Jolly House, 'A") . If trival affairs such as the fact that Hon. S. R. Shurman did not work in the interest of Nephi last fall when he had a chance to in the Legislature, when it TIME CARD. and after August 17, 1S87, train unit leave daily, Sundays excepted, as s: mo Going North Leaves C hester at 825 a. tit The Rams will be on exhibition in Nephi Moroni Fountain Green, 940 IJUCKLENS ARNICA SALVE. on and after October 5, 1S88 and will be Arrive at Nephi ii.-oThe best Salve in the world lor Cuts, sold on reasonable terms and at very fair going south Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Leave Nephi at i2.'0o trt for cash. figures Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChilFountain Green 1:20 p. m blains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and Moroni 2:00 positively cures Piles, or no pay required Arrive at Chester It is guaranteed to give perfect satis230 Price 25 We will trade them for faction, or money refunded. connect at Chester Stages ail pa r for cents per box. , of Sanpete and Sevier. For sale by Hvde & Whitmore. THEODORE BRUBACK, Gen.Managei Fa! Mali H. S. KERR. Gen. Superintendent. WE CAN AND DO Schofield Bros, Guarantee Ackers Blood Elixir for it has been fully demonstrated to the people o! fv'epbi, Utah, Sept. 20, 1S88. this country that it is superior to all other preparations lor blood diseases. It is a positive cure for syphilitic poisoning, Ulcers, Eruptions and Pimples. It purifies the whole system and thoroughly builds up the constitution. Moroui, San Pete Co. OF PARIS. ' Galley On ? m fm Jan 400 HEAD A lasting and fragrant perHackmatack. era ct The Grand Oprca house was filled and j S-Price and .loots at Dr. Miner's, Neplii. notwi hstandiug tbe aci that the air in fume. V, the room was chilly, it remained so -? CD ,0 rs throughout the evening and the meetOS 0 w for three hours. ing as kept up T X fccJ y listened with audience The Ni a- o much Attention throughout a. H and, if GYPSUM CO.,. n .if once? to jlrtbre-fruapplause, highly GticcrirssrtiTprtjiesscr-xT- f the remarks ot the speakers. would be expected to deliver appreciated B? o Lb The meeting was called to oider by MANUFACTURERS OF 3 it, but it also contained, short as it was, Dr. J. H. Faust. Ben Sheeks was elected J? 0. ft Os S. chairman. W, Darke, stubborn the least not facts; secretary. many of which was the stattnent that the press C. R. Thurman i ?S- of Salt Lake City, at least the thiee papt3 addressed the assemblage. His speech ers mentined by Prof. Paul, before the will & 09 be found published elsewhere 111 tins 5 3 campaign and during the campaign talk- issue of The Ensign. ed in two different and opposing ways. At the close of Air. Thurmans speech, o For Terms ami Prices apply or write As the Herald was the most enthusiastic tlieie was music lev the bands and tile ft to HYDE & WHITMORE. for the organization of a Democratic next address was made by H C3 A. O. Smoot, Jr. a OQ party in Utah it was the most inconsistMr. O ent in its backsliding afterwards and the be a Smoot said lie had tried hard to 0 D Republican, but bad made very publication of such retnatks as above poor success and had concluded that he shows only more pronouncedly its unsta- had been a Demociat all his life and he would never he anything else. He rebility. ferred to the Ogden convention, frunt ROBERT N. BASKIN. which he with others had been uncerebounced, and wound up by asmoniously The Champion Liar of Utah, suring his heareis that the Sagebrush It is often said that Utahcould pro- Democrats)!' Utah stood for the princiupon which Grover Cleveland had duce the champion liar, and if all reports ples been elected to the Presidency of the adare we to are true printed prepared United States, and tae 1'iincipies upon WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS mit that such is the case. which lie will again be placed where he IfinclM At a meeting of the so called Liberals belongs. After Mr. Smoot. in theGrandOpreal louse in SaltLakeCity SAUSAGE a SOTTOK 1kof.J. II. Paul last Monday night among other tilings, of introof die was Deseret University it is reported that R. N. Baskin, a candiduced. He made a short but date fm delegate, claiming to be a Dem- speech which was well leceived- racy He sfsciain 11 ocrat, nominated by Republicans, and said that the Democratic parly of Utah so who always votes tor Republicans when recently organized, small as it is, would 6(15 LAMB. nominated in Utah for delegate, made at no great distant day squash both the - A Liberal and pai ty of the past this assertion in speaking of the Dem- and leae in Peoples Utah political parties only. tarot, ocratic party in Utah. Referred to the sensible leni.uks of the , The young Sage Erusheis had pro- principal presses of Hie Territory, the and Herald, of claimed their allegiance to the Democratic Nfits, Teibnne some tir, re ago when each stronglv adparty, and at the same time, their loy.il-it- y vocated the abandonment oi the old so P. 0 BOX 46 NEPHI. to the Mormon Chuich." And lie called politic il parties ot Utah and the in of if teal line further said, reported correctly. The organizaig political parties with the American National paities of Sage Brushers are simply playing De- tlu Unitd States and then to tiieir silly mocracy at the command of the Monnon retreat and bat which the maj n Church and the sole object was to ity ot the countiv pi esses inue followed, awaken ( weaken probably ) and divide lie denounced in sir 114 terms this policy and his rent irks, as was evidenced in next PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER. Headquarters at SPRING-VILLtbe Liberal vote. made tiiose papers Now what we have to remarkjto that morning's repot ts, Branch Galleries at Nkpih and Manti Utah. sejumu. if N. R. Democrat lie Baskin, vis, pure Dr. Tike made the statement as quoted, or words was introduced as a Views of RESIDENCES, STOCK, party from Utah Pictures a specialty. to the same effect, we here and now pro- County who had come up to see how Copying and Enlarging find victims ifis he could for instnounce the statement to be a lie, delib- many MACHINERY, ETC., made on short notice. Orders by mail will receive from the ranks of the Liberal and erately told by a person who knew it to itution Beoples party. He indorsed what had prompt attention. Address Springville Utah. P.O.Box 3. be false when he uttered it. And that this been said and gave some of his reasons statement made by us is intended to for not having joined either of the politiRobert N. Baskin 'as a liar of cal patties of Utah of the post which was the first water, and as such is entitled to simply tmeause they were not political parties. Also told why he was now wear the belt. heart and sold importing the Sage Brush Demociacv aud its candidate the THE OGDEN DEPOT. 4119 H-TI! on. S. K. 1 hurm.ui and asked h r votes Oil Monday last the corner stone if for him on Tuesday, November 6th. the Union Depot was laid at OgJ.-- with J. L. Raw u Ns. great pomp and show, and was a yie.it Mr. Rawlins made .1:1 excellent speech card lor that Burg. Music, orations anu which appears elsewhere in TilL Ensign Carries a full line Medicines,' Drugs, Fine Toilet Soaps, Face other ceremonies such as seem to have of become fashionable in these das were w. u. SMOOT J r. Powdeis, Tooth Brushes, Sponges, Syringes etc. etc, Perfumes the oider of the day: ' Fu-vWe notice that whoever made the select- of came next. I ie ft It proud of by the ounce or bottle. Imported and Domestic Cigars, ions of aiticies to be deposited in tne the pany whose cause he was advocatcopper box and sealed up, evidently had ing. Said tiie sageuru-si- i had afforded Tobaccos and Cigaretts. Ferscriptions ear-full- y forgotten that such neuspapersaieptiiit-e- d hint light by winch to read his papers theUtah as The in and to com etse with his friends, aud he Logan journal. Compounded. Provo I.nqu iter, the III man's 1 ,. poneut had found it always tiie same, never The, ITestern Weekly , Richfield Advocate. changing color but always the same The Ensign and other papers not here winter and summer. He proposed to n: tiled. s stand by the sagebiush. Mam Street, Nephi, Next came Judge Dusenberry. He Why, this discrimination? Who can tell! ArtiettHfc"--n-elocutio- RAILROADS. SURGEON, Office at Miner I law kins Block, PLASTER Sagebrush Democracy composed. .Who dares say that it will not march up the hill of progress and at no distant day become the ruling power in Utah? V the principles ol the Liberal party on the back of a post-agstamp with a stub pen. He was tired of seeing the young men of Utah groovto ing up and learning nothing but how hate some one; and that is what the old parties had been teaching. He was glad to know that there had come to the Territory a chance for political redemption and salvation. Mr. Casady said he hoped to see both the Liberal and the Peoples parties broken up, as they were parties without any principle and had 110 right to exist. Mr. Casadv then spoke at length on the tariff question. Dr. Faust followed up with a characteristic talk, and Hadley D. Johnson closed tire meeting with a few words complimenting the speeches, indorsing what had been said, calling on the people to vole lor Thurman and thanking the aud.ence for their attendance. During the evening cheers were given for Cleveland and Thurman, and also for S. R. Tamilian, the candidate. said you could write RALLY ftril! 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