Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-05
THE FOURTH OF JULY
Congressman Bynum aud Others at
the Tammany Han Celeb
radon, Nem York.
4 eREET GALE ON LAKE
MICHIGAN.
Close Of Osdea's Carnival Yester.
day: John Q. Cannon as
King Rex II.
ANOTHER SHOCKING TRAGEDY
ia DENVER.
in American Flag sent to Paris BY
President Harrison.-A
glaudburSt.
4 GREET GALE ON LAKE
MICHIGAN.
ANOTHER SHOCKING TRAGEDY
ia pERvER.
by Telegraph 90 tle NEWS,
NEW Io8k CELEBRATION.
Eynun 81 EntiasIa Tails In Plain
Terms.

| Terms.
NEw YORK, July 4.-Tammany
Hail had "a Dig celebration today
and large audience attended the
exercises. The first speaker u In,
day was Congressman Bynum. q.
Indiana, Whose chief glory Is than
! lie Received the ccusure 81 the. re.
publican Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives. The founders Of
the nation, said Mr.. Bynum. did
mot believe majority, however
large, hal the rigA, 10 deprive the
minority, however small. Of its
natural rights. Ii had the right 10
give, hut only with due regard to
The rights Of the minority. Never
in the life 1f the nation has such a
dea -ly thrust at It's liberties been
maize as tine passage e.! the Federal
election hIii. This law was not
intended for the South alone. II
was intended for New York and
Indiana. Not satisfied with un-
seating honestly elected members Of
the House, the republicans devised
this scheme t1 enable them 10 rUuut
"ut the democrats before they could
take sggir SCENTS. With voice. with
pcn, AMI With sword the people
should rise in their miEht and rfe-
vent the enactment cf such a law.
o5SGEEsssAN CRISP,
Of Georgia, said the republicans
sought ~ exciting VrejudIce against
tine south. Icy assaiiIug Il with Sian
.g-s, 90 secure Jlr bills passage: but
having maze j; law they wuuii soon
tdrn it agaiust New York. being
reIay e. 10 anything o. retain
power.
Letters D- g-gret were read from
E---i'---l.aGt Cleveland, Governor
Hill and q number of 0tnyr demo
cratic governors. senators aud con-
g7ssMeI. The letters frUm &iyssIs.
cleveland and HI! were followed
ty .gua o.. ...alsc. aid THREE cheers
Tor each. Then came q number 81
short tal@s is prominent gentle
men.
Governor Hsg-s, ~ Delaware, re.
ierrius On .'ru election bid. saii ne
believe iI latfIHs tug rll0gei mau
have his I.-a-.. bg. not the white
mans Iishls ruO. This j. the white
mans government. and he believed
IN supporting his own race.
Congressman Springer said the
election bin was an assault on the |
liberties 90 tie people, ami the day |
was not ,Gr distant when the people |
may ice called upon u make a new |
ieciSUliYu ui Independence.
CouEr, --nsvu }IcNli..au F-ua.I, !
Allen 'Aii,s.I. Kerr pa, IOder /
DhiUj aud MausGg MOI also spoke. |
= resolution was y;I,~.i lhat uas>
meetings sLuIla nccs,Ilei throughout |
ic country 90 Geuouuye tie federal
election uia IUJ protest against IL
ri~ssge uy the senate. EN-i'res
dent Clev,laus, an mis- letter, said in
substance, the occasion was mere
,ppAr.uue than the celebration al
h- II i-h anniversary Of American
independence rr warn the Ameri-
an people Or .lr present necessity
.n their part Of vi~iiInt watchfui-
less of their rights and Jealous ok.
.cii0u 9c the honest AMI uusplfish
leriUrmaucC Of public duty.