Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-30


said he believed that everything In the
United States should be free. pTotec-
ton only makes milliunairus amt
tramps. He would rather have n
travelling sGnl.hiller, VI floating Ice
berg. Another reason he WAS
Democrat was because he wasn't a
fu'cafora. tLnughtor.) Next No.
vember when the Tuscaror will be
lowering over tho darkened past they
viii have to shiit for themselves.
HON. W. II. KING
said the Democratic PARTY was the
greatest friend the people Of Utah
had. The Democrats voted TO abolish
the Utah Commission and the Rrpub.
Leans voted for II. tell you that tho
Democrats have always been the true
friends OF local self-govcrnment NIL
over the world. Republicans believe
In the centralized and Daternal views
that all along the sands OF time have
led to oppression.
J. u. 1iNiMoSY.
al am billed to speak ON the Liberal
party" (Voice, "lts rotten.")
al want 10 say that with the thermo.
meter bObbing up at the 0J's aud with
out asanitaty Inspector, do not pro.
pose TO sir up the pool" (Great
iaughter.)
There In no people from ocean 10
ucotn that srs interested IN the eiec.
ton OF a President as much Ms the pcO-
pie Of Utah. The election OF Clsvc-
land means the end Of W.elsm. IL
means tbs end Of the Utah commits.
sion. II means the end Of election
registrars VINO carry elections ~ they
pleasc. II IL the first time In twenty
| i've years that have not been out nj
them. With the election Of a Democrat
ic President next fall We will have a
Democratic Senate within two yesrs,
aud you will hear OF Utah being nd.
mltvd m a State"
s. a. KESSrR.
Mr.. Keuuor's me was the "Pac
| Teal Politician" and he demons rated
his raplbility Of handling the sui Ject.
! He was given welcome that
amounted TO an ovation. IA yeats
gone 10y We had bat little use for the
practical politician, hut now he was
ubiquitous mud Indispensable, the
theoretical politician was like the ear.
pot wGrflor-vrry ilur on dTes. parade
| hut no account In action. Alluding 10
/ the un'avOablo weather at Chicago,
| hc reminded the audience TINT Satan
| Wa the power OF the nif aud lac never
iid Ike Democrats; the tleke, was
stotm. born aud might be- storm Rtun,
hut Il would never be Republican
Ueaien, not by 100000 vol,s. Al this
! luncture rrtoUt ear caniu along, ard
| while Il was passing through the crowd
tbs speaker said: "rhls Seems 10 be a
/ caso OF metaphysical against applied
| science; that car ~ lke the RepuOii.
can party, II bothcrs ia for q while bui
! coon disappears and goes the way Of itl
/ ptedecessofs.n referring TO the local
| situation, he said: "Ws took our Gus,
| ~ tie Supreme Court Of the party
| the National Convention - Gud
/ won 1t. VIII the dissunters now
cease their folly anu Join VI
| against the common enemy?" In coz
cluslon he said that Mir. Cleveland, ON
the expiration OF his term, revived
the AOs lletg but C0mmendable custom
OF tho outgoing aud IL coming PTesi
ieut riding 10 the White House 20
gcther; II win he repeated on thu
fourth II next March ami by the sam,
men, tApplaussl.
HADLEY ID. JOHNSON
spoke on the subject OF estate Rlghta.'
We are assembled here TO ratify th'
nomination OF Grover Cleveland an,
Adlai Stevenson, | was not an OTigi
nal Cleveland man, but when over si'
hundred delegates favored him tina
settled the case with me as It does will
ali good Democrats, and came here (
ratiiy with n big II. Colonel Lett anC
fought for statehood In Nebraska nn'
we arr here tonight to advocate state
hood for Utah. We M sovereigns ough
10 have the privilege Of electing on
own officers. Some OF my friend
chlded me when favored statehood
instead OF home rule. Grover Clovc
land WAS cheated out--yes, cheated out
for he received quarter Of a milli0
moro voteS than My grandfather
hat" Laug hter.
The end Of the Liberal party la
come. ~ toll YOU" he said, "lher
won't be TuscarOra kid Ia the Terri
tory In four years. You Will find {
W. Powers making good Democrat
speeches four yeare hence. Ifhe won
you will find him In the Republica
pnTty-if they'll have him.
ave organized Democratic part
twenty years ago, but como OF tn
weak. kneed feared that II We woul
allow the Mormons Ia, they would I
forced into polygamy. Laugh
have been here twenty years ant .
haven't forced me. (Great merrlment
since the President OF the Mormo
Church said there should not be an
polyRamy these men are not afraid
being forced in-therc is no force bi
/ 10 do II with now" The speaht
, closed with marked tokens Of approyi
| from the crowd.
c. NJ. NELSON
spoke on American homes for forelg
D citizens. He said that hiscountryme
had fought nobly TO sustain tue Anne
. irau revolution. They fought In IL
7 Revolutionary war anu had the ecu
b. aye TO sign the Declaration Of lhdepel
i deuce. We want to become you
a equals, not your superlors.. we ha'
: come here not because we had TO, b.
. Tor the love OF liberty. Most Of m
peoule have the same viewshs ! hay
politicnlly-they mr., Democrats. "a
plausel We have kilograms from u
, iast that ton OF our newspapers vi
support Grover Cleveland. (Applaust
These were Republican four years sg
T. The reason Oh this Is that the emigl
70 ZION commission appointed byllarrisS
y niluu report that reflected against q
), scandinavian people. They VIII 3
/, Harrison before they viii come to b
!. support (Applause.)
=, Afterthree cheers fOr DomOcrau.
= f,i.,,,,iau a and 5ipvpugoD, thD meetil