Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-22
IN SESSION AGAIN.
llnntlnu,d lronl PaQe One }

,hat vou approach tnls quttton,
..j,It thai 7 have indicated, win
nn thought Of wrong towaid any map,
~, wiih the fifm resolution thAtin IN.
W. which arc OF the people, ana
h.1eny 10 the people, the people shsI,
nd will be free. (Groat cheering ana
fP.Thn,, whose heads hero are
.u,sred with the frosts and SHOWS Of
.,v winterp, have but 10 turn their
,nans His hack TO the lang, the dafk, tine
,.,,isis pipbt that Utah has passed
,s,nugh: YOU have but TO consider tue
,,,.t,.ss that you have wltneseed-anj
a, hss moi been confined to MormoDti
1, Ia. not been confined TO Gentile';
III tbs psople here have tasted OF the
ann Of bitterness that was thrust 70
ih,Ir lIps. IL had been hoped that MI
nat which had caused tue people 20
much sorrow and suffering had been
bn,Is1 never TO be revived. IL had
bssn boped by us that henceiorlh there
wouI1 be no division here politically
mon religious lines; that no man
xonld seek 10 play upon the religious
r's,,nys OF the people. Year after year,
namnsign after ca hpsisn, there hrve
been lnteTltCltu INV w" PVh'es'
saaIts that which has been said would
be- and that which should be, anu that
which hereafter shall BIO kept cut. LAY.
plause.)
nIt eliminated In n recent occur
rance that IL = part OF tho history OF
this Territory, and true inuoed were
,be word, Of those who In y spirit Of
sarcasm, stated that the Chairmau OF
ihs state committee recognizing that
M Marty was defeated, therefore asked
for inc feAssembliug VI this conven.
,lon. 1 was Confident OF victory the
day beiore the fateful Monday, and II
was an army fleeing from the battle
fisId on tue Tuesday following, and
wh,? Because In every nook anu
corner 10 the Territory, there were
men and women who were saying
lhat our candidates aud our party were
under ban, our own people dishenrt.
end, kno wing the power and infiu-
eucp Of those In authority, knew not
what 10 do, or where 20 turn, felt that
Without any iAult on their part, q Vie
tofy that was theirs by right, was be.
ipg Ia an unjust aud wicked manner,
t.Eeu from them. 10 upon carefully con-
,idering the aituAtiOn, there came news
In the papers, before we had taken any
action, that our candidate for Congress
was to be forced to reign, and there
were remarks flying here and there Ms
thick ~ snow fiakes on a winters day.
There we're questions coming and de-
mands being maze that aclion sh uld
be taken. Finally ths State committee
was assemble, and II considered THE
matter seriously ana carefully for
hourf, and II determined That this
question having been thrust upon this
people, nj this time, II was the duty Of
Democracy, which IL always uulerTi.
fed. to meet II like men. (Applausr. J
And II recognized that tho people BE-.
log tue source Of all political power, u
could only be properly met by the rep.
fetentauves OF the Democratic patty
coming from all tho different quarters
Of tho Territory, In convention asstm-
bleJ, 90 that when the wOru
was SPOKEN A. TO what should
10 done, II would be with the majesty
II that great party, founded by the
man who wrote the ID sclarAtion OF In
dtptndence. (Applsute.) 80 We have
asked you TO assemble here today In q
spirit VI kindness toward nil, but with
the firm determination that We propo o
10 march forward to victory. For my
own part, when this news came 10 me,
when observed that our people were
discouraged, / felt anu said, that ~
We arc t. nave the victory that was
within onr grasp, taken from US by
ulieIior means, then we would that
this territory was false to the pledges
that . f...A.. In
know that this people were not the
honest people that they had said TO the
world they are. We would know that
We had better far remain here under
the tutelage OF the national govern
msni, and we should not enter the
Union under false pretensr, but that
we should take down our ticket anu
vote down The Constitution. Tire.
mendous applause.)
"But no sooner did the word 90 10 "a
that your COMMITTEES proposed 10 stand
nm 10 plant itself upon the eternal
principle OF human liberty anu pollti.
cal freedom, tbat II proposed 10 give ~
every church the righis that II seeks
for Itself, aH political party. There came
words OF cheer, there came words Of ~.
turance from men who L had feared
would disirust my motives, 1 bav NJ
i0ught them ~ hard Ms i could,iu days
gone by, but they said TO ms that they
were with me la this hgnt, aud 1 sent
back The word 10 them that was with
thsin In this hshi. (AppIsuse.) 50
the course OF the state committee hr.
cams clear; II was TO march forward,
,boush but twenty men should follow.
~ vas 10 sustain the Consultation o.
The State; II was to appeal to the pee
pie, and TO call to tn.ir minds In.
iAet that when they vote for the Com
tHlu'lon they vote agAinB' any
union Of church ana stale, aud upon
tuoh an Issue NJ that, as God Ia my
luIge, would prefer ~ march wish
ysu 10 an ovofwnelmi ug defeat, than
70 enloy Victory gained by such means
a. Tue Republican party are using to-
Us! IN order to dsi'al Democracy.
IRENE dous applauss), Fori II We do
moi succeed In this campaign, upon
'hia issue, which will not down, n We
10 not succeed during our lie time We
can night Tor tnRt principle, and some
Jay our children or our grandchildren
wili win, anu then you will be Temsm-
hefed when the msu who teek to en-
Joy tho fruits OF Republican Efforts and
: vaccinations, are cast into oblivion.
lAnplsuse.)
VI have faith IN the people, yen
nave responded TO this call Ia such
manner, that am satisfied that there
~ no weakening; Am satisfied that
We ire 70 march forward to u victory
,hAt VIII cover Utah with glory, DO.
cause sue will enter the Union IA
Hes state, the people having de-
cAtel, as they will by their votes, that