Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09
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Continuing. he said: ut is not often
gwen To- political party, NJ IT IL this
year given 10 ours, 20 stand between
national honor gnd dishonOr. public
iaith aud population, nnd order and
uhqulelude. Applsuse.l IL 10 the
good fortune OF the Republican party
10 ttnnd In this contest for what IN
Otat IN government, for what 10 path.
Quo IN citizenship, for what tends ~
tho support Of the financial Integrity
OF tho government, its credit aud u
currency. 10 iaa vsst responsibility "
put ubon any party, but the IL publ,
eau party ie not without tfial unjust
grave responsibilities. IL has INT great
trusts before. IL has discharged tnsm,
Too, win wisdom, courage anu fuel.
lily, anu II viii meet tue new ones
win au honest and uuialteriug Uut.
pose to serve tue best interests OF the
people and MI tue people. Applauer
"fGrtunatoly, iu tins contest, thu
Republican party Ia not alone ~ is
support VI the Ropublican cause. Con-
scrvetive men OF all parties stand with
II. lt numbers among liz strongest
nilitu many VI the most powerful Dem.
ccfatic nuwslapviu East anu Most,
which are doing ytumun services fUt
patriotism ana National honor. Ap.
plause.l They afe welcome, rice
welcome, anu the couutfy owes them a
debt oi gfatituuo Tor their unfiinching
loyalty, az against party, Tor scum
money anu pu0lic mvrals. Great ap.
plauHr.
This ia a year, gentlemen, Of p3lit-
lchl contention without bitterness.
Intelligence ana Investigation are TAX.
ing the plaoo Of pateion. Party pftju.
dices cut little figure In a CRISIS like
this. We muet not indllgo aspiration
or elimination agAiust those VINO may
have differed from u In the past, hut
who ate now with us IN u patriotic
effort TO preserve tue good faith Of the
county ard enforce nuUlic anu private
honesty. lApplAusy.l We must not
dtlVo aus ~Ouy Uut u, camp, but well
como evgfybody IN.
you dVublltsi have grown weary
OF being toll OF the gIoatuess aud
power anu value Of the pTesu, 10 many
timtH styled the 'prCtoTver VI cur Id.
vTsiss aud this hope VI mankind II
was Bulwef, i believe, who comma nu.
90; Take away the sword; elAtuB can
live without ~ bring the leu.' This
Il year lot press anu pou. The sworn
has been aheaihu0. Tle only force
uow decided IN tile force u reason, anu
the only power u be invoked N that
Of iniriiirencc aud patriotism. Great
applnust Our people have tXtsndtd
10 the pies the most generous patron.
age. anI accorded u tue greatest ueiof.
cnee, 90 that tho press has grown with
our grown and advanced with our nd.
a
ueHapspeiH anu periodicals puUllsnod
Ia lho United States a. Ia all inc rect
OF the wUfl1 bosile. 10 me the moi.
urB hewfpnper IL 10 vast anu c0mpr,-
housive mat 1 eau mover concentrate
10 Iltblbilite- without becoming both
INTERESTED anu enthusiastic ON Tue sui.
Isul.
"Why, TO be n real capable and
w1riby JsurnAliei, wisu, honorable a nd
ti1lnlsni, 10 10 attain the highest plane
VI human opportu ity anu usoiuinrss.
To live anu proclaim tuth Tor TRUTH
sake, 10 disseminate .owIedgo aud
useful information, 10 correct mis-.
impressions, TO onlighten tho mir.
Informed, TO iced an eNpeclAnt Auu
anxious people with tue occurrences OF
tue world dAiiy, indeed, almost nouTly;
10 difcOvef M. correct abuses, to fairly
ana honomDiy advocate great cause
in shott, To mud hnd direct public
opinion, which IL always the mission
o. Iournaliam--ls surely the noblost Of
Professions. [itost gpplauss.l Poor IL
may be m setno pats Il tho world,
deupisoi u nay De by tue intolpfant
anu ignorant everywhere, but dogfai.
ed II never can be, 90 long ~ ils aim
10 Tor the good Of the people.
80 lio has always bten pFDmlne nj
In tiyn Held OF ieurnulism. That she
has been ~ prominent IN politics the
press can iniFly claim liz share anu II h
entitled 10 no little credit for long
line OF deserving servants. The rr,ss
Of Ohio has proudly held it, own IN tue
march Of lournHlitm. The younger
men-and there arc many OF them be.
fore mo today-nayo high models
befaro them. Their Predecessors were
honest In conviction, powerful In argu.
mcnt, and contfihui cd much 10 mako
our glorious history what 10 l., anu cur
civilization and citizen-hip tho best In
tho world. Applause
"Ffom yUuT ranks have gone forth
some Of tho aDlest Journalists, whose
tuiiuenoo ana learning have Impressed
other states and enriched the literature
OF the country. someO the old edi.
tors still remain, welding the pen OF |
power. May their lives DO heightened |
anu their splendid example be tmulat. |
cd by their younger c9ileagues.p |
[ Apnlause.