Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10
1t Did Not Amount to Much, Gaining
Only One Vote
NEBEKER DECLARES FOR HIM.
The io,nd Ballot Gave Cannon King Mecunc
Eight, Nebeker Two Powers Two. Sutherland Twelve
Shurtlfs Specch-Scnntc and House Busy.

non and Jos II. Smith. rather than He
hcr. J.. Grant and John Henry Smith.
/ think all these men should keep
out Of politics. aud know that Frank
j. Cannon partly through the influence
OF senator Shuftliu In the election lust
year was the recipient OF more OF tho
bcnonccnt effects Of Church Influence
than any other man In the State.
vote for Aquila Nobekcr"
SENATOR suURTLrFF FOR CAM
NON.
Senator Shurtllf. In response TO Sem
ntor Pccry. and In explanation OF hls
course throughout the contest, sold:
II did not intend TO speak. but when
my name IN mentioned here In regard
TO the election IN Weber county. and
the charge II made that used Church
Influence. deem Il my duty 10 answer.
IL IL true that senator kiesel was elect
ed upon biinetallic ticket and that
favored that ticket. hut II IL not true
that | went out OF tho way TO give II
my endorsement. I did not speak for II
single time I was elcccd two years
ago and supported Hon. Frank J. Cam
non at the last election because I be-
licvc him to be the ableat man In Utah
To represent IN In Congress. hnv,
voted FOR him throughout the entire
session. and N II " necessary. shall
continue to do 20 until the end OF the
sixty days. a great deal has been said
about his politics. as to whether he In
Democrat or Republican. ! care
nothing about that. What We need In
Congress at this particular time. more
than any other. IN "a Htatrnman. Try
Ing times are coming. Even now
cloud Il rising In the far East. small
cloud. no larger than mans hand; yet
II IN Indicative Of great danger, and tho
part We play In the matter OF dlnpoli-
Ing H. should be played we'll"
Raising his voice and STRENGTHENING
up his form 70 itn full height. senator
shurtiiff sfcfped down the aisle and
said with ali the force he could COM
mand: II am an American citizens
whose forcfathcrs fought In the Revolu-
ton. and I do not propose to be sat
down upon by any one In this f.esirla-
tur.. or out of II. without making
protest" tApplr,urc), Again I rcpudi-
ate the charge 81 Church Interference
and protest against dragging tho
Church into this contest. am n NOR
mon." and thank ood for H. ire
newed applausc). I have now voted one
hundred times nfri more for the Hon.
Frank J. Cannon. and have heard no
word OF complaint from my conHtitu-
ents In Weber couitiy. and again ! cast
my vote for him, giving notice that !
shall continue to do No until the end OF
the struggle"
AGAINST CAMPAIGN SPEECHES.
Representative Robinson. the Repub-
facetiouHly inquired N undaf the rules
OF the Joint session he asd his COLI
leagues were compelled 10 sit and listen
90 the delivery Of Democratic campaign
speeches. daughter
President Nebcker with great gray.
ityp-Democrntic numbers VIII kindly
take notice and not Indulge in TOO many
hard facts AT tho exp.nso on the minor.
ity. daughter and applaaisc.)
At ycstcrlay'1 aaEaion Ilepfoscnta-
I'VE Horne. w quiet wonihniy way.
maue on. OF ulr pert spe.enss OF .ne
..tnon 'huh tnf ior uipu,e " si'
M.Suhe was ths suoJee, OF nuSh "a.
sor"oiv comment AMONG inc 's'SNi'o's'
sha hniu' .--.
MRS. uoRlyE's TRIBUTE.
Mr, ifesldeht venture 10 say rev
words lhls morniiA.
90 not rejoice. Az dld representa-
i've from thiH county yesterday IN thls
house, that odiunl " being cast upon
this Legislature fDr tho long oontinu-
ance OF THIS contest. 1 am sorry Tor
H. ] do not rejoice because ! know
that the minority OF the Democratic
majority In this assembly are today the
objects OF this odlum. am sorry that
this IN true. Aud ! would still ioss
rejoice " thought, as understood Tie
gentleman from Salt Lake, 10 infer
that three,four.hs OF the Democratic
members OF this body were now Incur
rims such odium as would defeat OF de-
atroy our party, And am not willing
Ia Yield 10 the unreasonable demands
of mon, be they Democrats or avowed
Republicans. Who appear To exult ut
what they fCollshly say IN the prospect
of great dlsastsr 10 the Democratic
party.
The majority, Mr.. President. should
not Yield 10 the small minority. lf
we should break up now and leave our
candidate think OF another thirty
days struggle before usl and who eau