The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-25
LOYAL WORDS
Democratic Rally at
Spokane.
The LEADERS SPEAK
Liberty, Honesty and Economy
Is Their Cry.
COMING TO UTAH AND SALT LAKE
The Great Party in the West is Being Aroused
to Sense of Its Duty and
Privilege
THE LEADERS SPEAK
Liberty, Honesty and Economy
Is Their Cry.
COMING TO UTAH AND SALT LAKE
The Great Party in the West is Being Aroused
to a Sense of It's Duty and
Privilege

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. "a Special tele-
gram to The HERALD. The morning SEES
sion of the Democratic convention was
taken up in routine business and in the
afternoon the assembly was addressed by
Senator Charles j. Faulkner, of West Vir-
ginia, who confined his remarks to the tariff
ana the force bill. The evil effects that
would have followed the enactment Of the
vicious measure were shown up In a
mastery way, and he held his audience for
one and half hours. He is pleasing and
forcible speaker. At the conclusion of his
address gentleman in the audience sug-
gested that it might notbe generally known
that the defeat of the infamous force bill
was due in great measure TO the excellent
work and eloquence of the Senator from
West Virginia, who spoke twelve hours in
the Senate against the adoption of such a
bill The work done by Faulkner, he
thought, deserved recognition at the hands
of the Democrats of the state of Washing
ton and of good men everywhere. He
therefore moved three cheers and a tiger
for the man who had stood up in the Senate
in defense of the rights nor merely of the
in it's application, but of Democrats and
good men everywhere. The cheers were
given with a will and Senator Faulkner
modestly recognized the compliment.
At the evenings session the principal ad-
dress was delivered by Congressman Will
liam d. Bynum. of Indianapolis, Indiana,
who, some Democrats believe, stands 9
good chance of being the next speaker of
the House. He is a man of commanding
presence and most excellent address. He
is two or three inches over the SIX foot
mark, but is graceful and pleasing in his
movements. The speech was a most mas
terly one and is thought by some to have
been the event of the convention, notwith-
standing the efforts of Bla X, Faulkner,
Beck and others. Bynum will be thor
oushly appreciated in Salt Lake. 1t is now
given out by the Visitor that they go direct
from here to San Francisco where several
speeches will be made and considerable
political work done. They will then head
for Salt Lake, where they will arrive about
the 9th of October. The entire party is
looking forward with great pleasure TO the
Salt Lake visit, and Salt Lake Democrats
should prepare for the treat in store.
The convention adjourned this evening
the majority of the members return home
In the morning.
on TO UTAH.
The enthusiasm and interest displayed by
the Democrats of Washington in political
matters is indeed gratifying. Many of the
delegates present Travelled at least BOG
miles, and in some cases big portion OF
this distance was by team. The zeal and
energy displayed is gall and wprmwood to
the Republicans Of Spokane in particular
and Washington in general The party
consisting of Senator Faulkner, OF West
Virginia; Congressman Bynum, of Indi-
ana; Hon. James NJ. Beck, of Pennylva-
mia; Hon. Chauncey f. Black, president,
and Hon. Lawrence Gardner, secretary OF
the National Association Of Democratic
clubs, will arrive in Ogden early Thursday,
October s, and will leave Utah October IL,
and are subject TO the direction of the local
Democratic committees. The arrangement
of dates is final, and cannot be changed.
The distinguished Democrats leave for the
coast in the morning.