Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24
LroisLAiivr NOTES.

!. by Manrneld. prohibiting marriages
between persons % different races
LEoisLAiiNE NOTES.
Several Of the speeches In favor OF
tho two leading candidates wcrr re-
ceivcd too late for insertion IN ycetct-
days lysue. They are given below
emitting only the Introductory remarks
VI each.
MRS. CANNON FOR McuSE.
I-do not want to sec the deadlock of
two years ago rc-onactcd. The lscgl-
laturr was cenrurcd then Tor not elect.
ing the senator sooner than ~ ala ana
4 am afraid ccnnur. viii be our portion
now II this contest be- prolonged much
more. have frHt choice ana q sec.
ond ohoi, For thitty,,sS,yen Times !
have voted Tot the candidate ~ PIP
first preference. and believe my obl-
CATION II now due to my second cho. =.
Al ID were possible l would IKE - So
each and every one OF the cnndidnti
FOR senator elected. Al OF me
could serve the State most crcdiinbly.
Two years ago a bill relating TO labor
was Introduced IN IN. Senate ana rc.
fetrcd TO the committe. On labor. OF
which committee was a member, Dur.
ing the consideration Of the bill one OF
my colleagues HurrcHtcd the need OF
one rood material man. ! asked what
received the reply. n mnn 81 nnnifH'
one who will make the work 20 on
D worker" such man this state
needs now.
During my legislative career IL has
bccfi my high rrcrogative to vote for
the great king OF the alfaifar. the Hon.
Aqulln Ncbckcr. one OF the great CHIEF
tninH ~ the Tuscaroraa. the Hon. ~
| W Powers. a rcvvrrd cccluriaat ana oc.
cult scientist, the Hon. Moses Thatcher;
and last, but not least. the noble ncs.
thetc and statesman. the Hon. w. III.
King feel that ! scaled the cmpyr.
can; I now leave tho stars and descend
10 the mundane. ana upon the horizon
| see matcrinlixed a typical material
man" not one who would be confined
Ia the narrow limits OF labor organiza.
tons. but one who belongs To one of
the three great classes OF the movers
of humanity We have been repre-
scented by the speakers ana the writ
erH. the man whom shall now vote for
| belongs 90 the great class OF organic
cru--nll coming under the great head
lng Of the thinkers. In him I discover
| n man who has learned the use OF gold
and has In every inNtanc. discounte-
named iiH abuse, ON the principle
that "likc bcEctH like" see In him one
| that by wise use Of Ills means and
influence VIII attract other capitalists
| to invest In the development Of our un-
|
one OF the greatest socialists Of Eng
| land. on recent visit to our State
with the object Of looking into the So
! cial. economic and industrial conditions
| ~ this intcrmountuin region, cmphati-
cally stated 10 mo that the great dan
| Rcr which would soon confront this
l state. unless some radical remedy
should be- found, would be pauperiHm.
You have opened your doors" said
! he. ITO all nations. making this region
an easy asylum for the Inflow of hui
mnniiy. and the natural development
| Of your resources has not kept abreast
with the influx OF your people, Dee
velnpment ~ your resources ana the
profitable employment OF your people
ARE necessary. or serious aspect VIII
confront you" In the candidate
| Hhnll now vote Tor see signs OF a par
tial remedy Of this condition. The
generosity OF his nature, the breadth OF
hlH mind. his philan,hroplo tenderness,
and business acumen. all mark him an
tho man for the place under all the cir
cumstanccs. He " willing TO contrib
ute Of his God-given wealth for the
bctternent ~ existing conditions,
n has been stated that Utah has
passed itH formative stare and In now
/ nearing the realm OF art, culture, ana
! pEVchical attainment: but this N not
/ true. There are arid lands TO be re-
/ claimed; canals To be digged; reservoirs
/ to he built; railroads To be constructed.
/ In order tn bring the fruits OF the huH-
bandman into the channels OF COM
meroe. There ARE great treasures ~
gold and silver To be tapped by the
miners blast and n host OF willing
hands arc ready to further these
mighty undertakings. The greatest
orntory that could be used nj Washing
ton for the advancement Of our State
along these lines, IL that which can
simply say 10 the overlooking Golfers
| OF tho Fast; Come. contribute OF your
wealth ana | VIII contribute OF mine.
| your millions ana mine VIII do this
work. Such orntory would be used by
my candidate, stronger for our veal
than tho iowery speech Of others and
I therefore east my vote IN all conf
dence for the Hon. \. W. Mccune.
RIDEouT FOR KING.
As I stand here today shall not re-
feet one reproach upon any man or
woman for the vote that he or she may
cast. but II ! see danger or fancy that
| see danger. | have a right to warn
against u, IL has been said here that
We should put men In the Senate ~
the United States VINO ure business
men, men Of great wealth Ia order that
others may come and bring their money
with them and pile u M here. that We
may worship. The distinguished SEN
atur from salt Lake reminded Ms that
| ~. have already an able orator and
statesman In the Senate one ~ utahs
distinguished orators, mcmber-elect to
| the House of Representatives. and fur
ther said; why carry Goals To New
castle: why bring salt TO the dead sea
OF American
that within the last aix years, with
one or two exceptions there has not
| be.n a aenator OF the United States