Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
1ELEGRAPHIC.
RECEPTION TO DEBS.
p, "u,riysrtd" Labor Lsad'r
rb,,r,d, Rugged and Kissed
,,,,nr.ls or HIS pELIvERAScF.
II, Had Au Abiding Faith Ia the
y ultimate Triumph Of
the Right.

s..,o,a,. Nov. 92.-Eueene v.
~. 'Dose In Central Music Hal
l ~ to an audience that taxed tbs
' .. and standing capacity OF INC
go Mos, Of the leading Organise
' ,i' were represented, and the To-
va ,,,n accorded to the leader Of The
aI ,,,e,n Railway Union was onthu-
Mn the extreme. Eight carloads
' 49,, friends went down TO Wood.
guy, erect MIN on bis release from
49, - seyeral thousand men were
nv ny rattan OF the Northwestern road
hl,,aipe train bearing Deos anu MS
..J, arrived at 1880 O'Clock.
N ~ reception given Dobs az ne
NV nom the train bordefod on tho
rlg Hundreds OF men pushed
~" ,i,usgled TO get q grasp OF MS
~ Many Of them Rugged him
10y. ma vent TO the length Of kitsipg
~ Finally no was tossed upon tbs
,1-adsfs Of four men, aud followed oy
,i,s,o thfoug that never for M IN
80 ,,suped its cheers, he was &C.
- 10 the nall, about one mile dis
~, The warmth Of this reception nj
y. J,not was repeated when no en-
80 ~ nall, with the exception that
y. mem vefs unable to get close TO
~. and rontented themselves Win
,,,sflps aud waving their bats 49,,
me ,roecn delivered ny BIT. Dsbs,
.A,sh VA. received with great ap'
'.s,e by bis audience, was In sub
,ises a. t1liowt; go,
sg,plls,ily the spirit OF 30 still sur.
,,,,,. The ilTes OF liberty and noble
vrl.llons are not yet sxiinguished.
I,,,,, YOU tonight as lovers Of liberty
"a es,plsers Of dospolism. COM
,,,b,pd the significance OF this dem
,.,nilou, and appreciate the honor
hi makes IL possible for me TO 10 your
,s,u on such al occasion. The vindi-
s,1sn and glouilcation OF American
,srelples Of government, NJ proclaim
,so .he world Ia tho Declaration Of
lsistsndencr, 10 tho high purpose fof
nlcgnyoeaIi0n.
speaking Tor myself personally, 1
Al at certain whOiher this II An CO.
Ul,n ior rejoicing OF lsmentaiion. l
rtis,, 10 a serious doubt ne TO whether
III day maria my deiiveranco from
thi, to freedom, or from freedom to
lss.age Certain II II In tho light Of
nsnl judicial proceedings that 1 stand
/, Jsuf presence stripped u my con-
rauonal right A. a free mAn, and
nam Of the greatest ptofogaiivo OF
Ansrsan cltlzenship, and what N
he Of myself IL trus Of every other
tui,n who has tho temerlty 10
t,..r, against corporation rule or
,lulion tho absolute sway Of the
aaney powell IL Ia not law or the adj
llaalfAll1n oi law OF which l com.
IAN. II IL the fragrant violation OF
ns Constitution, tue total abrogatlon
sihs Law, anu thnt usufpa,ion OF ju.
sei aha dtspoIio power by Virtue Of
ysieh my colleagues anu myself weTs
D1mllIsd TO jail, agAinst which 1
,slti my solemn protest, ana any
Asnal analysis Of the proceedings
saa sustain tho ruth OF the indicl-
EtsLp
TIE speaker gave the history Of ths
t'tah leading up 10 his arTeat anu
Hslsaet, commenting freely thereon,
I'd eontlnuing, said.
10 my vocabulary there arc no
,ts Of dependency or despair.
H'Etvef gloomy tue future may
rltii 10 o.heft, have an abiding
hlh 10 The ultimate triumph OF the
rghLH
Esisuing to the famous Supreme
l3sn decision he said:
v ehallenge the world 10 aslIgn n
hi''n Why a judge, under the solemn
Nls.uon oiAn oath to obey the Con-
nialon, should, IN n temple dedicated
\ lai'iee, stab the Magma Chnrla OF
An,iloAn liberty 10 death In the In.
s',,' Of corporations, that labor might
l.'oeod Of iIs inallenAble rights,
~ hose who advocated Its claims TO
!Aaes Imprisoned as n they were
NJ Dsbs gave several "reminiscences
Nhh prison life.