Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-17

For attempting to flist tho blanc up on
tho D1mnerR 10 parry Tor the ELECTS OF
Republican M laimiHis "a ion.
by Tho demlne iztfi1n Of silver and
the uncDnttitutionli aui partial syst Gun
" class pruto1 ION, tho masses 0f Tho
people have been Impoverished, tho age j.
cultural aud iabJrinf classes Oppresfe d,
aud tho land disturbsl by the riots Of
disatishei worknon, aud tue cfios OF
tue unemployed.
We point 10 the only Republican legis.
laturo Of Utah ~ a saiupIe u The iucum-
potency, uarti .aushlp aud folly which
that party would exhibit n placed In
power in he new Sta %.
I In attempting TO deprive the public
schools OF uns.siNth Of Tho rsNouu. 's.
sUutial 10 thDir support foiu.Od iU grant
necessary funds Tor the lnitor iu, mo
Agricultural college aud h"f public
ins.iiuiiUnsoi an educational and foiDrm-
aipry character. rod 10 appr0priA ~
largo sums Ot public money NJ bluutirs
for favored private iud IN rIo4 IId make
oNpendi urUs tor which ~ revenue wa
prpyid 30 DATED memorials To Con.
gfes- containing errors ~ hgi aud ial-
lhcir4 iu principle; iufUnHd f1 evasion
Of duy nnd political trIckofy which
wofu disgusting 20 unlOuAHr4 AMI made
mo assembly laughing tio.k TO tue
public.
We appeal to the people Of Utah to
adhere 10 the principle ~ the party
which has endured since the nation was
founded, ANA 10 sec tu % that mo coming
; ate shall rest upon tho broad iuundh.
ton ~ those doctrines w1icn thu faiher "
bemocwry pfomulga 90.
We demand that tho Constitution n
Tao now State shall boz framed on a non.
par istn basis, shall provide for the
equal protection OF all law abiding CHI.
zuuH.
We demand that economy sLall f1lo iu
nll branches " tho public service; that
public money shall be expended uuly f1r
publin ususi aud thl no class of Tho
community shall b. specially hyurodhy
iho Sialu 10 me dcuimJut Of any other
class.
The Democrats ~ Utah arc unoquiyo.
cnlly in favor 81 woman sunHgo,a and The
political rights aud privilege ui women
equal with ho-U Of men, Including eIgi-
bulty io office, nni We demand that such
guarantees shall be- provided IN tho Con.
III uuun ~ tho SlNo 81 Utau as will
secure 20 tho women 81 Uuh these VA.
ostimabln rights.
Aud VIZ demand tina. In providing for
the settlement and disposal OF thc public
landa granted To tho -ta'o ~ U.ai, caro-
should hH taken 90 prevent slauulaiitn
thoro. aud Ia provide Tor small huidingsi
and that tuc srablo por ion thlrcot should
be granted only 10 actual fottlOrs upon,
ami cultlNAtur- Of, the anrs.
We dCnuuncu MS un-AmorIcnn any
society OF organization that IN pledged 10
deprive any citizen OF hla righttn vutuor
hold oillcc ON account OF his religious bo.
liti- or uau1nali y.
We rejoice In the fact tha' Il II through
the lHhur- Of a democratic delegate that
a. "A. 4
session has given TO u all tho freedom
Tor which she 10 long appealed 10 fls.
publican administrations iu vaiunud mat
"a Democratic President signed tho On.
aniing act as soon as 10 was presented TO
him.
in Wow of tho bononls conferred by
tho uemocta 10 party upon this Territory
nnd the utter absence ~ any benefit re-
celvod from tho Republican party, and
NJ the undyiug principles Of liberty and
equal Rights which Democracy uphuId-,
We arc July contdcni that tho people "
Utah, who arc not Tory tful or uugtato.
fui,will w rally To ths poll. in November
that the viuiOty OF 1872 will be- repeated
aud Utah Will enter tho Union crowned
with glory ~ q fee aud Democratic
state.
Mr.. franklin =. Richards, OF Salt
Lake, aud Mrs. Eluutn ButOck, Of
Utah county, expressed themselves o.
highly pleased with thu wOmaL's
suffrage Vlsuk aud thanked the cpL.
ventiun most heartily Tor this rscCgui.
toe u the lair svK.
Mr. Rawlins was placed In nomina.
ton In an eloquent speech foil OF glow.
Ing iTibulss 10 him by Hon. a.. l..
Willlams. he M mination was malu
unanimous amidst the widest enthusi.
nsm aud n committee consisting Of
David Evans, OF Ogden, JUICE Nor.
FELL aud John G. Cainr, oi salt Like,
were appJinied 10 escort him 10 the
platform. On motion OF delegate
under the gallery Mt. Rawiins's
fathrr was added To ths comm ttes,
whereupOn there was another QUIZ
butat VI enthusiasm.
Mt. Rawlius said he felt over.
whelmed with the kindness exhibited
towards him aud would endeayor 70
retain the confidence Of the people.
lilo accepted the honor bestowed by
the nomination with heartfelt thanhs
aud made n lengthy report Of the work
he had done TOT Utah tnCongfess. At
$3.50 The convention adiourned cline die.
beginning ut 5 O'Clock grand uiH.
cati n meeting was held Ia tho Thea or
al which Governor West presided and
At which speeches were made by the
governor \. II. Thurman, Colonel
Poyton, Fisher Harris, &C. Richards,
CoioEei A. J. Weber, Mir. l'awllns