Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-27
REPUBLICANS.
Reid on Tariff, Reciprocity
and Currency.
THE INEVITABLE DEpEW
Delivers a Speech for Protection and
RepuOllOaDlSm.
THE INEVITABLE DEPEW
uE SEES ONLY PROSPERITY.
Mckinley Rally In Illinois the
Creafcst Ever seen ia shat
pari Ut tho STATE.

PlrIsHuRo, Oct. &c. Ex.Speaker
Reed addressed a great crowd at the
old City Hall tonight, receiving an
enthusiastic greeting. Mr.. Reed said
In part;
"it Is absolutely essential % the OK.
ietonce Of thu Republican party that
within certain limits we shaft train to-
golher. You cannot do anything with
a divided party. Tne Democratic
party IL not under such obligations.
They are not called upon TO agTee on
anything. Their position Ia simply one
OF ncga;lUn. They are not Democrats
on account OF any principle that runs
through tho party from Maine 10
Texas. ! should like 10 hear Demo.
cratic orator start In Maine aud wIui
M In Texas with the SAME speech .
When he got through with II lao would
not even he n ghost. For the last Two
and thirty year,, tell me any measure
with when the name OF the Demo-
cratic party has been identified which
lives tnday2 Name ~ mo any achieve.
mont they have accom- Jlisho1; any act
they have performed; Ruy statute they
have put upon the statute books VI the
United States; nobody can MAINS one"
Mr.. Reed spoke nj some length on
tht tariff, reciprocity aud currency
questions.
DEPEw Is PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. &c.
Chauncey NJ. Depew spoke this even.
ing at the Academy OF Music under
tue auspices OF the Union League
club 10 an audience that taxed the
building to It's greatest capacity. The
| ape,ch wgs an Grafton In favor Oi pro.
lection anu the principles Of the Re.
publican party. In the course o! hi-
address, MIR. Dopuw said:
"rhn most Impressive sight / ever
saw Ia my life was 100000 people
| gathered together Ina one building dur
ing the Chicago Columbian dedica.
ton. | cav n million OF two, more ol
les7, on my way to the building. All
seemed happy and prosperous. saw
no bcggaIa; met no rage; everything IN.
dicalgd that they represented happy
people and phenOmenally prosperous
country, and In that building | listen.
ed to the ablest Republican speech |
ever heard delivered by Henry Wat
tersDD, of Kentucky.
DR.. WattrfsOn Ia the ablest Democrat
In the country today, and introduced
the free trade plank In the Chicago
platform, yet Watterson, In this glow
ing oratory Of the south, described
the phenomenal growth anu prosperity
Of the country since the civil war.
IL YVES proud pictuts Of proud poo.
plB celebrating proud event ana
calling upon the world to look upon
their prosperity"
MCKINLEY AT DAHvILLE.
DANvILLE, ILL.,, Oct. 9G.-The Nc.
kiuley demonstration here today wni
uue Of the greatest polite rallies ever
seen IN this section " the state, con
servatlve estimates place the number
Of people between thirty and forty
thousand. The great parade occurred
Ia the forenoon, but more crowd
passed In the afternoon, aud another
parade formed 10 that late arrivals
might have "a chance to vent theii
surplus enthusiasm. Governor McKin'
ley arrived at 2;i0 pm, accompanied
by ex-COngressman Cannon and
others. He wns greeted ut the depot
by crowd Of several thousand, and
driven rapidly TO Ellsworth park, where
his arrival was greeted by the Assem-
bled crowd with tremendous enthusi
asm. He spoke at some length on TIA,
issue Of the campaign, the creates
enthusiasm being manifested through
out. He closed with eulopy on OK
Congressman Cannon and urged hi