Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-04

sha declares thai ha ma
z ny ny Jaw viii be obeyeG ,s
ne statement Of Prcsidant tne ere,
,Su was not true, and tbst, WOO
cb,,raps oiilical government al ~
1ni.oI1 : superior to that NJ ~
/ I'M. niseu states. In other woT,ts "a "a
S.use you deny the eharsa =. "
,.o,P 70 obey the law, f6srssar
you prove that the cbarga I s. 10.
anu That you viii defy tba i tIu
9gch Is the reasoning fqi ~ i Nv
Lioefal Socrates. Lei ne -, tni
in tbs we pd nave no such philosopher
oihere Is one quality which NJ
GSood"in possesses in aremar.shi.
ustse' The sublime cbeaE ~
ehaoies him to ask an elector To- . 10
vote and IN the same lbreat 10 III. M
MN WAT IL elected he will do ~ - -
most TO see that that yoter q ~ -, -
s girIniitled TO east another ballot. i,
simply appalling. I would civ,
considerable to know what Kind Of
a nerve tonic he takes. 1000 VI
Mhlle claiming for himself In.
perfection Of patriotism, Mr.. Good.
WIN says mat we are slaves 10 oi,r
leaders and disloyal TO the govern.
nent. He says that We have neve,
Drawn n breath of liberty. Her
the wish is father TO the thoncht
anu IL is no fault OF his that Inc
statement Is UNANIMOUSLY false. lit
nai beeu possible 10 deprive us OF
ne as well as liberty, this same
angelic writer would have lauded
ihe means by which il was accom-
pushed. But the charge is not only
iAise, II IS malicious. The man who
made 1t knows that there il = secr,-t
oaIlot here bv which il Is inn.
possinis Tor any mortal man
70 Know how a:Sutner VOTES
uaieSs the voter tells him. How MT
Ieriy prepOsterOus, then, is this falls.
charge. Mr.. Goodwin also knows
mat there are thousands OF InemberS
OF The Peoples party whose IoyaItv
70 thls great government and its in.
sutuuons is not excelled bv any in
tne land, and who, if need be, would
give their lives to perpetuate the
principles Of civil and religions
liberty. iOus
"Membefs of the PEOPLES marty
may have deferred 10 their leaders
Ia political matters-of this | shall
not pretend 70 say, but If so. II was n
voluntary Difference and because
they thought these leaders wiser
than themselves, and they have the
sstisiaction OF knowing that their
difference to the Judgment OF men
whose lives have been devoted tofhe
cause Of philanthropy and human
freedom, instead Of 70 demagcgue
who has pFostituted the brilliant
talents Of manhood TO the base use of
Trying to subvert the fundamental
principles Of free government.
The record Of the Liberal party is |
one Of prescription aud tyranny. III
perPetrated one Of the vilest outrages
u modern times when il struck the
u2ll9t from the hand of woman.
But thank God II did not and could |
not destroy her influence for good.
She cannot vote for herself, but She
can and viii see thar her husband. |
iather, sons and brothers use their
ballots for the cause Of freedom.
The same spirit that prompts men
TO seek the disfranchisement OF their
fellow men because VI religious be-
lei anu church membership caused
he early Christians 10 De torn 10
pieces by wild beasts for theamuse-
nent OF the Roman pOpulace. 1t
introduced the horrors Of
ne inquisition and broke its victims
IN the rack. Later Oh il kindled
he fires Of Smithfield and burned
at the stake. IL Is
-esponsible for the massacre Of ST.
and for the host of
martyrs that have preferred death TO
tyranny and uishOn0r. While con-
lemning the inguisitor for torturing
he body Of his victim, the modern
ruthlessly puts his
,rother's conscience on the rack and
'Oasts Of the refinement Of his
.ruelty.
"When we are accused OF being
liens, 7 wonder what it takes In
he estimation Of a Literal 20 con-
titute a loyal citizen. Il was cur
atbeTs who came 10 the new world
hree centuries ago and colsecrated
70 liberty. II was our fathers who
the tyranny OF Great
Britain, and for the first time in the
history Of the world founded a /,
rand government upon the sublime
lea that all men are created equal
nd entitled 10 be free. 1t was
ur fathers who, in the war with
fexico. acquired the very territory
Il which we dwell. It was our
lthers who made the memorable
)urney through the wilderness and
lanted the stars and stripes or I
iexican soil, a thousand mil from
utilization. 1t was our fathers
Tho braved the dangers Of an I'M
desert and transformed it
lto an earthly paradise. Ii was :
Ir fathers who founded this great
lmmonwealth and made it the
ride Of the republic. !
-'fhe rights and privileges Of !
are ours by desert, as =
ell rs by inheritance, for we have .
iolated no law. We have been :
Iught from infancy TO love and :.
lerish the institutions Of our coun-
y and have devoted our lives 10 :
lie maintenance OF human rights.
&c honor the memory Of our :,
itriOt sires aud strive 10 preserve =
violate their sacred trust. We I
ant freedom for ourselves. for our y
,sterity and mankind, and, by the :
ZIP Of God, we viii have il. IRE L
endOus applause, =
Mr.. Richards then said he would
ltroduce 4 man whose name was n y y
JusehOld word IN Utah, man who =
IS ever been found defending !
ght and working for the over :
row Of wrong. That man was Hon. :
,hn T. Game.
This was an incentive for another =
Irst II applause and, amidst =
underous cheers, Mr.. Caine took :.
Ie floor and said:
Mr.. Chairman, ladies and gentle :,
en-It affords me pleasure to meet i
IN rs we are met tonight. The =
,sition to which you have nsmi- :
tied me | did not crave but il is one !.
at l Gnre not refuse. The issue in I
is campaign IS peculiar b our own =
errit0ry. IL is not such a one as is y
aged in eur sister Stats aud Ter :
tories; 1t is Q departure from the !,
mmon course Of politics. II IS ell -
against disfranchise- =
euI. ~
The Peoples Party are the friends +
freedom. l need not say that our :,
.p0nents are not. Their dOiBgs are !.
record; their efforts TO rob their y
IlOW-citizens Of political, civil and a,
Iigious freedom is a matter of his .,
~. n
The American idea Of govern L.
emit was a government Of the peo- =
=, by the people and for thepeople. a
it'll this idea imbuei in the hearts
our national Legislators, the bill y,
troduced into Congress by Senator =
ewart, Of Vermont, at the request ri
Judge r. y. Blskin, and entitled A
| bill restricting the rights Of n,
was defeated. This pro- h
sed measure was to rob all Nor m
,s,c NJ tho rferHf rrfrav,nI,fza fIaa on | =