Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-08
A BIG AUDIENCE GREErs TEEN.
Hundreds OF People Turned Away For
Lack Of Room.
Personalities and Acrimonious Talk
INDUCED in.- fioib Of tho Nomi.
nuos Hopeful.

The Joint public debate between
Hon. Frank J. Cannon aud Hon. 10.
seph Il. Rawlina closed IN the salt
Lake Theater last night. That historic
structure was probably never filed 10
such an extent with people before.
From pit to dome every inch Of space
was occupied aud hundreds o.; persons
were denied admission. The Repub.
licnns aat upon the west side OF tho
building aud the Democrats upon the
east. Speaking lasted three hours,
Mr. Cannon using the fret hour, Mr..
Rawiin, the aeGt hour anu half and
Mr.. Cannon closing In thirty minutes.
A by tonight the debate viii be past
issue only brief synopsis OF the
speeches is given. Both candidates
were enthusiastically checred by their
respective admirers.
Il0N. FRANK J. CANNON
was introduced 10y Charles Craue,
chairman Of the Republican Territorial
committee. Mr.. Cannon sald In sub.
stance: The Republican party Of Utah
takes the ground that this IL the first
and only campaign held here based en-
tirely on national issues. No other
election Is a criterion M 10 what the
political faith OF the people ia. The
two parties have their platforms In the
field. On some things they agree.
Those points | will not discuss. The
I afIkt aHfa for ffsi,utf. fs.r 81
ciprociiy, currency, free ballot and
an honest count. The Republicans
wish to give to Utah protected wool
and amnesty 10 such OF her citizens
who have been disfranchised by W hole
sale prescription. (Applausel.
Protective tariff IL TO us n charter OF
| our industrial Independence. am In
favor OF the federation OF ali nations ms
much rs any man, but we are not yet
prepared for IL. All nations are look
Ing towards America TO-DAY nnd follow
Ing IN her wake by taking
steps tending to the adop.
ton OF the protective system.
Our friends on the other side say that
the more wo buy the richer we get,
but tell you II that theory Is put iuto
practice the sheriff will sell you out.
They say the profits OF the protective
system goes to the rich and well born.
! say In ~ sense IN which they use
the term There are no rich and well
born In the United States. Men are,
thank God, all born equal In this glorious
country OF ours. As soon IA u mana
| foreigner, sets foot upon our soil
and breathes our atmosphere OF free.
dom, he becomes n better man.
| The average price OF tin is
sixty-three per cent less today than II
was In 1850, The distinguished gem
tleman who spoke for the Democracy
| In a debate the other night said that
| Major Mckinley aud his friends prac.
| tically carried all the tin manufactured
In the United States In their vest
| pockets. | notice that nearly every
Democrat In the country wears n tin
badge. Remember, that the tin
| OF which they were made
was manufactured by Americans
(applause) under the Mckinley
bill. But beneath this principle
OF oheapness ia something nearer and
dearer to us. Patriotism demands
that We should protect our wives and
children, our free school houses and
American institutions and we are
going to do II too. As to lead the price
Of It in Mexico II sl7 ton, in Eng
~
the only difference IL the cost in labor.
Every school house and brick block In
Utah Is a monument to lead. There
are men among tho opponents OF Re-
publicanism who at the eleventh hour
are doing all they can to cave their
party from the demise that awaits IL
but tell you their death bed repent-
ance wont help them. (LRughter.)
The Republican party is in favor OF
| the sheep industry. IL has 25OO herd.
ers alone TO protect In this Territory to
say nothing 10 this owners. You can
| fool all the people part OF the time
You can fool apart OF the people all the
time; but you cannot fool all OF the
people all the time. (Laughter.)
| Reciprocity II not free trade. 1t Is "A
principle whereby people are allowed
to enter our gates and are compelled to
buy from us II they would sell 10 us.
The Republican party is in favor OF
sound money.
Only the party that uses force at the
ballot box Is afraid OF the force bill.
| (Laughter.) Sugar was made cheaper
by the erection Of the Utah sugar
factory at Lehi last year; everybody
knows that.
Az TO alleged church influence being
used by the Republican party In this
campaign, we deny 1t. Out OF their
own mouths our opponents have con-
victed themselves, IL the Republican
party IL successful In Utah II will not
be due to church influence tut because
the people will simply assert their hon
est belief, n thing they did not do one
year ago when they loaned the local
Democracy good proportion OF their
votes. (Proiracted applause.)
MIR. RAwILHs
was Introduced by Col. Lett. He said
in part: The other night at Ogden our
eloquent friend said that II 1t were not
for the Mckinley protection bill, at
traction would loss It's force and
the earth would be hurled through
space ana be converted into star dust.
| (Laughter) He now Gays II II were