Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
"BOLTERS'" OVATION
Given an Enthusiastic Reception al
the Salt Lake Tllaltr.
THEIR sPEFrmts ArPLAuDED.
The Convention Walk Dat Warmly
Endorsed Resolutions Of Endorse.
ment from 1iutic.

a zig denomination was given at
the ihuater last night 10 honor OF the |
bjItug delegates. The building was |
iaitiy we'll filled and the speakers were |
each received with deaieuing applauto
aud cheer. II was nearly nine
O'clock when tho honorod guosir,
senator Cannon and Representative
Allen iii.d on TO tue stage AMI accom-
panyiug them were Hon. A. G.. Cloy,.
land OF NovAds, G.. G. G0odwiu,
Richard Mackintosh, Judge Colbotn
and j. .. Davelrr Thuir appearance
was greeted with vooiisraus Applause
and when II had tubsid1d, Mr.
Davelet stepped forward ami intro
dueed as the chairman VI the oyening,
Judge EIwnTi T.. C0lborn.
TmE CnAiHuAS's REMARKS.
Mr.. C1lborn came forward amid
res1uudiRg applause AMI said Ia part:
"In meeting with you tonight 90
not feel capable oi presiding over such
vast audience, but In tue capacity Of
this oiiice feel thatl have been great.
ly hopoTed and privileged 10 stand Ne
your presiding officer. II has been
said ,hat II gathered with this a.
Bemblage tonight would SHOW that 1
had lett tho Republican party. "a
voice, "CeflainIy.'J No, not certain.
ly, have not lett the RypubliCsu
party. anybody has left the psity II
u tbs Republican party iiselL ZAP.
plAusr.) was born. Of Republican
mother anu 1 was raised In RBpuOIi.
can state, anu furthermore | gm tiill
RVIublu ~. While | have not Lett
the party there are thousands VI iis
members who have pursued Uuch
oouihv, ana bad 10 not been for that
stalWnTl ami complete RGpublioan,
Senator Teller (rrmundJu- applause)
and cur own Utsh bOys ,roniinuoI
Rpplauas) with several DiheTs, II would
have looked mighty bad forwo who live
Iu lnir w,sriu country anu have
stood iUysl ~ tue cause % Republic
huism, Our representatives here
{ Oiniing 10 Cannon aui Allen nave
come uhok TO their mountain homes,
auu like Tell ia tue Mountains "
Switzerland, they can tfuthiully pro-
claim, 'Hu crsgs aud peaks, I'm with
you once again, mold 10 you the
lTms you tncU bDheld 20 show they
M nre free.' (Applause,) Picture
10 yourselves tho VAT afsrmblgge Rt
81. Louis, the majority Of whom came
out untGuivOoally Tor gol standard,
auu among whom tbOTu were Only u
few who dared stand up for tneit con-
viclioBa ami Walk nut amid the SCOTS
and ioefs Of tue vast majority. But
what uf that, the bravo aud ttug were
10. s.aNa s.I A.
that II wrB quite lttlng that UlAh
shout have men wno da.ed TO brave
tho storms and walk out, show
Ing that they were truu TO
:he trust rero,o1 In them
by the people OF this State.
Nenriy every school boy has read the
speech which SpaItacus made to the
RIulRn glAdiatoIs, What n force
there was IN those remarks. Yet tbs
man hal Tor years been subject 10 tue
so0fis ana leefs Ut th1 II man Em-
pre-"
TIE speaker went on aud portrayed
to the audience the condition OF tho
Republican party NJ the present timo
nnu likentd IL unto the wiggNug
tnRke, whose Coufse it was decilodly
hsrI 10 conjecture, The Judge In con.
clusiou Introduced Judge &. q, Good
win who spoke IN part ne ioliows:
JUDGE GOODWIN SPEARS.
lie anii. "LaIlos anu gentlemen,
Judge COlboin met me this evening
aud asked me 10 come over here As hi
was not feeling very we'll. lie hal
stood here before you aud delivered .
prepared speech while | stand here
Rni kn1N not what 90 Say. Ia referring
to Ttllin Switzerland, Judge CGiblrl
forget 10 iiui IA his tistrment, lie
was not up 20 date Ms he generally 10
He should have continued on, auu
WHEN he stated that Switzerland had
htF Tell, he should have also said this
America had her Teller (Vociieroul
Hppluusrl We feel 10 condemn tn,
Republican party at tho pte'eut tint
for Its recent action, Do we not Te
member tho saying OF tue Savior
while being nailed upon the orOst2
When tortured % lie was while DRill
were being driven through His fee
aud uanIa, that did lie sAy2 lie sail
Father IoTgiyo them Tor they know
not what they do. Such scnlimon
would be- iitllng iOf as 10 utter At Tn
present tune. but We do not feel Ink,
saying ~, because We are conscious o
the fact that the East IL toying ~ per
lttAhNN hA'"N "ANAh We htN'N 10 fA'N'
nuighb0Ts who live In tue West, But
change viii CONT; IL may not DO thi
fill, but Gro long the executive OF tbi
great nAiiOu Will feel tnat q iida
wave has set In and tina
there 10 a greater p0Wer behind O.,
white metal lhau he ever dream. Of
All We Western PEOPLE want isa me-
time, anu WHEN We gel n, our force
will hs Hrrsyol 20 strongly against tn
opposing elomentthal they viii think
thundtTGnlt has struck them, { AZ
plaute aud cheUTs.i When We AmeIl
can people throw out tue afgumen
that silver Will no cur Heinl iof icin
age, England Gays nay, nay, ygg Laut
not do H.. how In II that We musl no
do a.? Woull We be any this wOTso Of
for AZ Ne, verify no. tho only haTn
that wuull be brought about would b
tue showing aside OF aquaniiiy Of gold
butthai action would prove very dlf
Astrous 10 cur BRUSH ltlends. l thin
have spoken long eaough, aud you
forbtaTau co with mo IL proof posltiy
that you are heartily IN accord with ID
work Ut our "b9lting" delegates, there
fore | viii Withdraw, but In pAssinl
let mo thank our representatives 10
ths stand which they took aud say
them that va are only waiting Tor ia
time wien VIZ viii be abla TO mog
July chow uulo them our appreciation
vi their seTvlces."