Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-31

ilocth party nht htcn ~ power mere
but one term, but | ask you u its adj.
miniatralion Of Attain hss been q sue.
cess Cries Of mo, no."l | was
connected with this administration
for u short time, until tine Lord ri.
fllcted me aud resigned. Laughter
What kind Of an administration are
they giving us? Why, v isn't safe
for n man 10 20 two blocks from Main
street unless he Il armed. Now the
Liberal party was organized M an
opposition party. II was opposed TO
tho Peoples party, because II was
claimed that the party was controlled
by the Church. Now everything that I
the Liberals demanded has been con-
coded. Polygamy In dead and the
Peoples party Is no more. These con.
cessiOns have been made In good faith.
Now would we not DO false TO ourselves
II we spurned these people? The Lib
erll party IL coniendlng for what2
Why, they want to handle the funds
Of the city. IL isn't 20 much for this
election that they are fighting ae for
the election In February. II Is for tho
people Of this city 10 say whether or not
they VIII continue these men In power
or put others In their places. The
Liberals have some strength In this
city and In summit county and little
In Ogden, bat outside Of that they don't
amount 10 q hill Of btans. They know
they eau never control the Lugisa.
ture, and | tell you 1t IL local suprem.
acy they arc working for. Now | nsk
you all 10 20 10 the poll. early and work
honestly. Soc 10 II that no man who
is not entitled 10 vote puts In his ballot.
Applause.
81. u. sOwLEs.
came here Ia listen and not to talk,
30 | viii not doiHin you, hat l viii say,
however, that the tino for division on
national party lines Inns come. II every
man will do hls duty on Monday We
will surely win.
HOS. y. +. RICHARDS
was introduced. lie was greeted with
applause aud responded ns follows:
.Ctased from this platform the political
issues Of the hour, hut never be-
fore have | appeared before you
under such suspicious circumstances ~
surrounds Us tonight. The bitter issues
OF the past over which such hard
struggles were made are now dead aud
| AhAhg NlNAlhkhNnhAh k'uNlNh'h NhN
worked for tho "Iiibotal" party are
now advocating the progressive prin-
clples OF Democracy. lApplausc.l Mon
who once crossed and FLASHED their
siecls In political aud social combat
have now Joined hands IA frirndship'
/ Applause The Literal PARTY hycna.
like II struggling hard TO dlscntomb
aud rcsurreCt tho deeply buried and
I A. q
asunder and laccfatc the hearts Of
a would.bo fearful people md
/ blast their fondly.cherishCd horez,
but they will not succeed. Prolonged
applaufe.l The day Of prescription
Rnd Acknowledgement In Utah IL gone,
and forever. Renewed Applause. ]
Tho finger Of scorn which pointed NJ
this Territory has been Withdrawn.
The car Of progress IL rolling rapidly
along 10 victory and honest success.
Those who Obstruct the way mus,
sooner or later bo crushed beneath its
| wheels.
We have In this Territory today
what remains OF the Liberal party.
We have also the Democratic gni Re-
publican parties. There arc three
tickets In tho Held, but | need not tell
you what ticket vote, because rec
ognlzo that this Il Democratic audi
ence, aud Democrats always know
how 10 vote. A vote for this great
party means that you DESIRE not only q
free government In the fullest sense
but that you deny the right II
the government 10 unlustly tax you,
II was said from this platform by a
distinguished gentleman who wa
brought here from abroad that tn,
tariff was not tax. In closing, Mr.
Richards said; oft you want to ~,
Utah take her place amid the sister
hood OF states and shine, the brightest
Jewel In COlumbia'a diadem, vote the
Democratic ticket next Monday
prolonged applause.
WILLIAM BURKE.
~ am not very good talker but |
am n flrst.class Democrat. Applause.
first voted the Democratic tickel
when voted for Stephen a. Douglas
aud continued 10 vote Il until came
here and Joined tho Liberals. Now
that that party has accomplished every
thing for which II was organized, ! AN
glad 10 leave II and CONT back 10 my
flrst love. The Liberal Republicans
oppose this movement because they
say The young Mormons should
show sons signs Of repentance
by becoming Republicans before there
should be u division. tApplause. The
speaker then referred TO the election
frauds Ia Montana, aud coming "a
Idaho, hs said. "ln Idaho the
Democrats turned out aud elected
Honest John HALEY 10 Congress.
When the Republicans found this out,
they disfrRnchised every Mormon In
the State, and then DISTINGUISHED all
Gentiles who voted the Democratic
ticket ON the ground that they were
Mormons too. Laughter Having
done this, the Republicans came 10 the
conclusion that II was timo h
divide ON party lines. II was
done, aud Of course they took idaho
into the Union IN good Republican
State. Laughter Now they say
here that the time 10 divide has not ye,
arrived, md the whole trouble II that
these Mormous Insist on voting the
Democratic ticket. You know that foI
twenty years after the war the Repub,
licans Insisted that a Democrat, even
though no had fought In the Union
army, was u seceder. Now II they art
waiting for the MormOn4 TO vote the
Republican ticket before dividing, they
had better give II up, because life Il
too short. Laughter. There Ia nC
longer nny excuse for Democrat
remaining In the Liberal party,
The Democratic party Is here