| Show rally round the honest party at ahe peoples party gatherings for orrmo OF amirico amir DEPOT it idill be i gala da aej t tery bitica hill in crot aiom the daily tf july SO THE party ali w moally rousing kallias in the Ioan fy riA SAST last evening an enthusiastic and stifling meeting baa held by the peoples party at pleasant view A large arod assembled filling abe hoose to the og en delestion delee tion of speakers etere on their arrival cheered and cheered again they met a most ordial reception at alie bands of the peoples ho phoned by their action eliat they were staunch in the peoples party cause K stratford was the arst sp ealer he made a forcible speech plainly laying bare the fact that taxes had been raised bat to what purpose could not be seen taxes biad beh low under the rule of the peoples arty and the city biad prospered the difference between the too gov ni ments was now a settled fact and not theoretical the honest men could now choose between the good and abe evil at this moment the ogden brass band arrived from north Oden where they had with their powerful and pleasing strains drawn the whole beet to the As soon AS sir stratford finished his speech the band struck up while the congregation shoo teJ cheered applauded apo lauded and acain until the mountains gae tack the echoes bounding the call for victory at thi polls on august ath lion john A boyle has the next speaker introduced lie arih cipully ct the between the in gelen and that under the role 0 the leople 8 party taxes had been almost quadrupled this year disreputable houses had been countenanced and were run in open violation of the law of morality beer houses and saloons nere allowed to remain open at any time of the night nd on any day 0 the week the money raised by taxation levied mostly upon members of the peoples barty because the taxpayers of that party were more than those of the liberal party aas being shamefully squandered by those who had the handling of the city coelers co flers the speaker introduced figures and facts to corroborate the he made and then asked the people whether they were willing to cast away an old friend in the dim hope of gaining a new one whether they would uphold the peoples party which they knew would treat their affairs economically or place men in office who would abuse tho trust reposed in them K alio people allow their opponents to gain the county election the same elate of affairs mil toon ex act in alia settlements as now disgraces the ogden under liberal rule clr boyles speech was very point cd and bridled with undeniable facts at frequent intervals daring liia re marks the speaker was applauded and at its close was roundly cheered hon 0 C ll ichards was antro tl and followed op mr remarks eiith a speech which made a profound impression upon all hii lvery sentence brought with it a conviction ot truth which was A vivid picture of on alie part of the liberals in the last election iu oden WAI drawn by the speaker cp eaker of fraudulent votes 11 ail been cast byllie liberal party vagabonds who should leave found lodging in the penitentiary were allowed to baet their votes the people these beings lidd been shipped here by scores and and their ballots were used to notify ti honest of the peoples Par tymen who had lived here for thirty and forty years and who had baut up the country and it from a barren waste to a beautiful land of fertility and BOW we find several hendred names on the ogden precinct lists which bae been erroneously transferred from the last city list and which it is reported by members ol 01 the liberal party are to be faed in an endeavor to defeat the honest balloff ot the peoples party with the alli of the votes of tramps and transients who will endeavor t their ballots on alu names of men alia are supposed to have registered six months before tho liberals hope to appropriate to them belica the control of the county gov and thus rain other i to bleed the toiling farmer jebien ol 01 lib hard earled we tw Jo formed eliat tramps are bet ng in ogden today to day or ute of being bied on alio i fifth day of to aid the arch liberal party jn alo aua lawa of the territory and i to make strenuous efforts to centralize ithe votes of of honert citi zeua nho have bent their elivea in develop aing abe resources of weber t aurty that the strangers alio were in to vote att the last city election Aliu knew cot liing it was only necessary nece seary to relate abe fact hat in many cabes they shown where the city hall aad in arched or driven up to the in blacka bloc ka erf cye it w au RO to the polla next aad show the liberal party our fall strength lor biere Is work before all every vote pe baat will as elet in abe fd honest economical and moral government arthia entitled to an overwhelming victory let every voter do liis part towards securing it alie speaker was most enthusiast cheered during his remarks nil was thoroughly appreciated by every oce within hearing of his voice the bind played again and the meeting m M fenin followed dwelling on the peaceful government alia leopla had enjoyed in anslen during tue rulo of the reo plea party whereas now the city was filled with vice and no attempt made to suppress it L W shurtliff closed the meeting with an earnest call to the autere vl the peoples party to choose for themselves bo present and the polls on august ath and there vote tor the men whom they know will give the best government AT NORTH notwithstanding the liberals bad promised the people of north augden that the peoples party would have no rally because they were afraid to air their principles there was a large and enthusiastic gathering to greet the speakers who went there last evening the salvos of artillery re sounded and the citizens were early at the house tha harmonica band an organization of youthful members of the peoples party provided music in a lively manner just as the vast crowd were about to enter the hall the ogden arasa band brought there in fin omnibus made its appearance appe arace and struck up a lively haiie which still further fired the crowd with enthusiastic fervor another tune and still another and another until nearly every denizen of the town gathered at the place at the close of the music some one proposed three cheers tor the band after these bad been given three cheers and a tiger were given for the peoples party in such a manner as to make the mountains ring the ahouee was packed and lion N montgomery was chosen chairman lie introduced as the first speaker lion joseph stanford who made a telling comparison between the liberal candidates and those of the peoples party is not a wise voter who will candidly look over the field and not say that the latter are the peers of the former in all things the peoples party men are tried and true they are progressive yet conservative they have never traveled ed taxes and deduced educed ed the license for vice and borrup ion abe liberals tell us that property has doubled in value but at the same ima they do not point out the good hat comes from this except in their ax notices which are trebled the farms produce no more A mans home is of no greater benefit to him sir stanford was followed by N jr john esq and E U ander bon A ho each laid before the citizens in glowing terms the advantages accruing from the election ot the peoples party candidate the v inks of the ruling party in ogden at vice of all kinds came in for its proper share of castigation the people paid the taxes the liberals the licenses the taxes were trebled the licenses reduced did alie people want thia in the county loud cries of ko then ote the peoples ticket loud anea of we will and deafening applause the speakers as they brought out the points were vociferously applauded and the cun fired at the close ot each speech Hon Thoa wallace made a closing speech full of salient points at the close hon joseph ril proposed to the vast gathering that they pledge them aelcea to vote the peoples ticket which contains the names that will lead the county and territory to elo rious conservative pi ress die proposition was concurred sn by three rousing ayes eliat fairly made the walls shake the peoples party will get there w etli both feet in kwoh ogden AT WEST hebell last night a rousing meeting of the lopie was held in west weber the people turned out ia great force athile the west weber band played up and down the settlement beaded by a carriage flying the stars and stripes bhea the deputation from ogden arrived quite ft number of tar arrela were ignited and a grand bonfire kept up during alie evening the meeting was held in the bowery hichi was illuminated with a larno number of torches and presented quite a pleasing view the meeting was called to order by judge dep who acted as chairman lien II 11 aich was the first faipea ker and emoke strongly in favor of the ticket which lie hoped all in west weber would support he was followed by II 11 II 11 kalapp who la a very forcible manner contrasted the two B showing clearly where the interest of the people lay john was next introduced and received bite an ovation after him came 1 it christenson of korth ogden who ia a very able manner aorl rayed tho calamities which would bo sure to follow if the liberals succeeded in capturing the county lie was followed by john L dalton and sheriff 0 II 11 belnap who showed hat the liberala Lib orala had done in corinne in thoele tooele and what they were doing in ogden the taxation and opening the doors of anio alty they were loudly applauded scott anderson followed with a humorous speech keeping the audience in a roar judge dee wound dp in an exhaust ive speech after which a resolution pledging every person present to use their best efforts to return the ft hole ticket of the party in triumph on the ritch ot august was put carried by A cordial vote of thanks having been passed to the deputation by the interests audience this very successful meeting was brought to a close THE LOSS OF til IT neiton TB STANDARD anch has been bald and well baid in your columns respecting the burial ol 01 the spring on irani avenue and that by persona whose voice ought to be taken as the protest of the general public since there ia not a word BO aar the writer is aware baij in adur of it nor would the writer add anything at this late date but for an incident which occurred athla aad which would haie made the very atones cry out their protest had they a voice and the waters burst forth anew did not the weight of their covering exceed the et reuth which god had given abern the incident was this there is a houam bard by erected for and dedicated to the worship of god where bright and hippy children gather on the morn to eing his praised and be might alie principles of the dospel of his son for years it has been the custom during the heated evaeon to gather in bevies there to prattle and quaff the batera BO much iother abw their wella at hergt or he eydi ant which flow so many emlea in open channel and bo neath the scorching rays of the blister me sun and linger to get the last sip before running in answer to the bell calli tiR them to divine service while it has alio been the to send boys with buckets or a supply for drinking and sacramental purposes this morning iu accordance with custom the superintendent called for volunteers to get the usual supply when with buckets in hand and hearts as light as they were innocent the boys darted au ay in the direction of where the spring had bea but their feelings can better be than spoken as arriving upon the spot they beheld parched clods and pebbles and sand where once the beautiful gurgling bad spattered its moist and cooling spray and as aba cba urine J and sadly they bended wended their way back what think yon must have been their thoughts and feelings toward the men who caused the spring to be covered they might have raid and this is the work of the so called liberal council what does the w ord liberal mean in this connection since these anen have been in office the sinks of vice and dens 0 infamy have increased many told the gilded palaces of fallen and degraded women now throw their boora wide open RO that as one takes his evening walk their brilliant lights and seductive inside offer every inducement to the young and pure to enter and tread the paths which lead to death and bell and as if further yielding to the of him alio was always opposed to and bent upon the destruction of everything pare they have smothered the beautiful gurgling gur glinK spring and forced its waters into the channel of a filthy noisome slough too foul for the use of either man or beast whether these were or not they might well have been their thoughts I 1 confess that in my poor frail judgment I 1 fail to see any reason for smothering lie spring it was not unsightly nor inconvenient but was a thing of beancy and a joy for ever while it existed and so far as I 1 am concerned if the increased rate of taxes is not already to bear tho expense I 1 would gladly sillier ilia additional increate inc necea sary to reopen the spring N EDITOR THE STANDARD bandy the of july was a holiday for the members of the second ward sabbath school owing to the quarterly conference beine held in the tabernacle on that day but on sunday morning the a bright crould of children of both sexes cohered around the doors and at the superintendent appeared amongst them and asked a question that baa been asked a areat many years hoys who is going to fetch us some water from the spring instantly hosts of willing fiands were stretched out tor the baila paila and dippers and away they started for the spring eliere some of their fathers and mothers bad pone years ago when they were children on the same errand but alaa in ashert time they ra corned their numbers augmented by others of their schoolmates pails empty awe Et riken sorrowful looking countenances the happy laughing band of children had been suddenly transformed into what appeared like a funeral throng and one who appeared to act as spokesmen for the party ap proa died the superintendent and in a hushed voice said brother there is no spring it is all bodied under gravel what shall we do tor water A neighbor who overheard alia reply said boys you can get water from my well but it is not near BO good as the spring was clr editor the fathers and mothers of this city just have seen that band of boys and girls as alie writer did before and after going to the their hearts would have swelled with indignation at the ruthless handa that had destroyed that which held BO hiigli a place in alia affections of the innocent children and as the city council lias so far made no sign that they will endeavor to resuscitate this good friend allow one to suggest ug gest that the public taka up the question and by a monster petition or mass meeting impress upon the minds of these autocrats that they are simply the servants of the people and as such have no rihl to annihilate lucli a valuable piece of property and euch an as pure and copious spring 0 water in the centre of the city this should be entirely out of the range of party feeling and the writer will be pleased to operate cooperate co with his fellow citizens to bring about euch a desirable event if the gentlemen who have previously written to your valuable paper on this subject will constitute themselves a committee and start the ball rollina rol linc the writer will be more than pleased to give them all the assistance in his power jons crry july lT the arani opening of hie I 1 kioa pas tomorrow to morrow will bo a gala day or origen it is the opening of the new union passenger station for which baa BO long been waiting and which has now been completed under the management of alio able contract ore who received the contract from the companies last evening the depot was lighted for the flygt time by electricity and presented a beautiful eight H will be lighted again to night and all who 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