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

purity Wnlcn mas no nflut ~ HHNt1A
and no hope Of postcrity. Laughter
Now went out TO Parley's canyon u
day and spoke 10 some Of the teamsters
who are resident here. | asked them "
those laborefs lived here and they
laughed aud told ne those men were
hUbOs from Denver aud Omaha. DO
you remember when the Liberal party
went all over the city, crying "S1lt
Lake work for Salt Lake workmeu?"
lLaughter.l I have always said that
when a fellow fools me once, thats his
fault, but when he does II aRain, that's
my fault. lbauRhier Another thing
that struck me when ! was looking nt
the posters was 10 -ee the name Of y.
w. Powers signed to them. II would
he no more surprising 10 hear eome
painted harlot talk 10 the people about
chastity than to hear this man Powers
talk about fair election and an honest
count. Applause. II amy one else bad
made this hutr might believe
II. Laughter Lees than two
years ago, IL cost them SIS 900
tlaughier.l am not seeker for
Office nj all, aud my ambition In that
direction would have been fully met "
4 NWhh AAhNi htAAi NAtNlAlAAAA W Wv
Democratic committee for Just twenty
minutes today when that man Powers
came around 10 Democratic head.
quarters 10 make terms for Tan honest
elocliDn.v IL should have been sAid ~
him: "rhoro's tho DOOR gitl VIZ are
Oh 10 your racket i.aughtcrl We
viii tUc that this :. fair election.
Prolonged applausr.l We have
worked day anu night TO purge the
registration list VI dead men pnd others
who have l.ft the city, aud W. will
make " our business 10 see that
frauds are not pUrlctrntcd. I have %
much confidence In the political hon.
usty OF Powers as have IN n rnbi1 dog
In dog-days. After he left Democratic
headquarters today he went out 10
Garfield and announced that lac had
obtained confessions from the Demo
cfnts. We viii fool him. Laughter
II We do out duty Monday, we Will
bury the Liberl party 20 deeply that
Gabrlol'a horn wiz never resurfcCt
them. We demand u square deal aud
will have Il. Judge Powers anxiety
Tor pure election Just now reminds
w ~ the snyingi
"whcn the dcyii was sick, tho devil a. monk
wonli be-.
when no devil was we'll, The devil monk
was he.
T.. l., Williams then delivered long
and able speech, hut the pressure upon
our space prevents IT. appearance In
| this cvuning's NEWS
Mr. Williams wa. followed by Won
dell Benson aud Governor Wet whose
remarks were warmly received. The
hour was now getting late, but some
one In the audience detected tho fanil.
liar form " Hon. Mose- Thatcher on
| the stage aud he was loudly called tor
from nj parts the house.
Mr.. TifArciER's REMARKS.
For rca5ous which | think sufficient
| have taken no part In this well con.
| Quoted campaign, not because | am
not In sympathy with this movement
aud the principles Of tue
grand old Democratic party,
but because there are people In this
great Territory nnd throughout the
length aud breadth OF the land who
affirm that the Church Of which AM a
representative dominates state affairs
In Utah. IL Is because Of the ecclesi-
astical position that occupy | have
left the educating Of the people In
political matters ~ these gentlemen.
A great hero Of many battles who had
seen shot aud shell Gear up the soil nj
his feet anu Witnessed rlvulnls 81 blood
How from the hearts Of the blue aud
gray, said 10 Lee, when the
latter surrendered and handed him
his sword. "No, General, not n
horse nor a mule. You will need
them all for your spring blowing" IL
vas "a glorious thing 30 he magnani.
nous, aud General Grant was mag
unanimous. lAppleuse.l Look on
that picture anu then on THU. Pro.
longsd applause. The Mormon people
arc sinesre, Tremendous applause
We trust the Mormon and Gentle
Democrats alike. They cannot
40 back ON their promises
without qualification. Siultihca.
ton II dishOnor - Applause. -
and to US dishonor IL worse than death,
Renewed applause.l | am opposed d
the union ot Church nnd state. | al.
ways have been. Applause.l II can.
not exist under n Republican form OF
government. Yes, tho "Mormon"
people are sincere. Heretofore We have
not been understood, but thank God We
will be.
Mr.. Thatcher closed his remarks
amidst the widest enthusiasm, aileI
which the meeting dispersed.