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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1894
Page
2
The Logan Nation serves Cache County Utah publishing on Tuesdays and Fridays. Subscription rates include one year six months or three months. The paper is edited and issued by A N Rosexpaum with local updates and community notes.
A lengthy charge sheet details alleged ballot stuffing and illegal manipulations by the Utah Democratic Commission to alter delegate counts for Congress and the Constitutional Convention. It claims open boxes, unsealed seals, forged tallies, and partisan manipulation, warning of court actions to come and asserting Republican majorities.
The speaker suggests the Joe Utah Commission count a majority of Democratic delegates, then recount to elect Joe Rawlins. They argue ballot boxes are large enough to be stuffed and more ballots could be printed if leftovers fall short.
A wry reflection on marriage and love as costly injuries. The piece jokes that many avoid action before marriage, while a domineering man with his typewriter dominates after, critiquing social expectations and trivializing romance.
A杂rag of satirical notes on democracy France and American football danger in crowds, plus quips on kissing freckle cures and a jab at Li Hung Chang. It cites President Grover and a witty line about 1,000,000 English go to bed drunk, contrasting it with staying up drunk.
The text contrasts county and Territorial officer vote canvassing as honest with the Constitutional Convention delegate canvassing by the Utah commission, implying a difference in perceived integrity between the two processes.
A reminiscence of Christmas nativity themes and the Christ child, followed by notices of festive events at the Palace including a Christmas ball with an orchestra. The season’s mood is tied to religious recollections and weekly social gatherings, with shoppers urged to visit for holiday displays and gift ideas.
The note introduces J P Pribyl as an experienced former country newspaper man whose Christmas story titled The Narton's ex-Hired Man is commended to readers for its excellent ideas and thoughtful approach.
The article argues that no era has seen such urgent calls for legislation in American history yet Congress lags because the party favors England and foreign nations. With a national election approaching, a sharp rebuke to democracy is anticipated, implying the party has outlived its usefulness.
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