The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-03
STRAIGHT TALK
FROM POWERS.
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patriotism; they had plucked the feath-
ers from the American eagle and
laughed when it screamed with PAIN.
His sarcastic references to Messrs-
Trumbo. Crane ct al. were cutting ana
keen. 1T puts us one day nearer the
feshpots of Egypt was what they
thought and acted upon. They never
were in the war, except IN commas-
sary wagon Their promises and pro-
testations were all In vain. There are
those whose property is in the hands Of
receivers who would have been al
right if it had not been for incendiary
editorials in Republican newspapers.
He advocated conservatism. THE IS
sue OF bonds" said one Of the Republi-
can speakers at a recent gathering,
was a league with death and cove
nant with hell" The Democracy OF
Utah is no reed, shaken by the wind;
and when defeated it arose with re-
newed vigor and intend to make this
a Democratic year. Say that Etah
shall go into the Union as a free Dem
ocratic state.
Silver Paramount.
He touched briefly on the question Of
silver. He DOUBTED if the Republicans
knew what they were talking about IN
this matter. He DOUBTED if Mr. Trum-
DO knew what l6 to l meant lie
quoted Mr. Wells as saying silver was
the paramount question or TINS cdIu-
paign. and thanked the gentleman tor
the information lie cited the TACT
that free coinage was gaining IN favor
all over the country Don cameron
was quoted. and his mistakes men
toned. The south and west We're uni
ted as Democrats, and would work TO-
Of g1l
NIr. Cleveland is opposed to ii; he IS
,,earl, q Republican on that score, and
viii be one ere long. But he is not the
Democratic party by any means the
speaker declared for is 10 l without
consideration from England.
Local seif-gOvernment was touched
mon. jefferson made 1t one Of his
themes. That community was happiest
that was least governed. The tendency
of Democracy was to give 10 communl-
ties self-goVernment. He recalled the
&C ion of The Republicans in putting
deputy marshals i'm charge of the bal
LIT boxes in the south. He also re
marked that Mr.. c. E. Allen made a
mistake when he quoted from an abso-
lutte southern constitution, and credited
the immaculate Rawlins with calling
him down most decidedly.
HIS peroration was q most beautiful
who came here to build up new home
and new nation. In this glorious
young state it is for the people to de-
eide under which banner they intend
10 march They should not forget that
the possibility Of statehood was The
work of the Democratic party, and the
credit could never be taken from it, by
any sophistry Of Republicans. Justice
and common sense viii be an incentive
Il all, gratitude is a virtue which
should be maintained. What has the
Republican party done for Utah in
thirty long years? The Democrats gave
the people of Utah what they asked
for; the reverse is THE record of the
Republican party The partE Of
Jefferson had always been the first to
catch the cry of the common people.
This territory can only reach the acme
of its greatness by being given state
hood. The remarks were we'll received
and heartily applauded.
The Democratic Glee club. composed
OF r. H Siddoway, H ". Hanson, H
A. Adamson and T. 6. Doxey, rendered
a choice selection. Give Back Ny