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Show j THE REPUBLICAN RALLY: A I.:irsr ;(hcritiR-Thf First I.cuson on j True NnlUmal I'olttic'i. ' The Republicans held a rousins : meeting at the Second war! b-ill , last night. There were about -Mh : people present, tlie audience being welb sprinkb d with ladies. The band did nobly. There, were probably prob-ably not more than -10 people in the assembly who really knew W which of the two national parties ; they belonged. Therefore. the aceus- tomed enthusisnstio dem nstratioi;sr were noticeably absent; however, j there were life and vim enough to I make it interesting and even slightly slight-ly hot for the opposing part v. j ' Ron K. Rich, of Ogden, vns the first sjeaker. He delivered a I strong address in bis usual earnest manner. Colonel Miller, following. 1 presented iariif pictures which all but dazed the senses of ye sanguine j stride-ihe-fonce,who quit the moot-ling moot-ling declaring: 'Three free-trade ! groans and a pound of Knglish cof-i cof-i (in nail;-, and we'd bury the no-ao-j count Democratic patty deepcr'it j This was only the primary les-j les-j son in true national politics f;.r Brigham City, and we hope the people will be given many more before they permanently ally themselves them-selves to, or declare for either party, Next Wednesday night, at the Kae-j Kae-j tory Hall. Frank J. Cannon, one of j the brightest young political lights : of the Territory, will alyo deliver A ; Republican address |