Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-07

this question of expansion next fail,"
DE- concluded, land let uH not put into
office, or allow men 10 go into office,
who viii have 20 BE- ridden down
again"
The Ladies' quartet sang. Aunt
Marjorie"
JUDGE HENDERSON SPEAKS.
Judge Henry T.. Henderson was the
next speaker The people of Salt Lake
city will boz called upon tomorrow 90
decide" be- said. whether or not thoy
Will gn back upon the principles Tor
which they voted three years ago, ana
which are Gud.givcu principles NJ right
ana Justice. 1 have but ten minutes
npportionod 10 me- but in that tlmo I
VIII sudtaVor 20 elite some ~ the rUn-
sons advanced By the Republican party
why the people NJ 1uld turn thclr backs
upon the party ana the principlca which
have been. ana nrc now Tor their good
ana benefit
1T ~ not plain why the principles
Tor which the people voted three years
ago and one year ago are Wroug now,
but our Republican friends claim that
the cause u hopeless, They have not In
mind that great truth that nothing H.
settled until u d. settled right, hut. my
frieuda, tho cause Nv not hopeless II
u Just nG fun Of hope ana promise nH Il
was lu the year 1895. The welfare " the
CltlzcnH of this republic Do Just ua much
nt stake, and the question is Just az
Important.
'iThcy say. too. that the question II
silver h not involved IN this municipal
campaign-that II IL national problem,
ana should have no part IN the present
battle. Then they turn around and Try
70 tell the people that n the Democratic
urkef % elected tho offCct viii De fvlt
around the World IN little island
lao as.aH Al
be wonderful.
Another point that the Republicans
ury trying 90 make lH that 10 ~ wrong
90 say anything doroghtory OF the nd-
miuiHtrutiun. For my part. I do not
think it IN ri9ht 10 say that an admin
istrntion Of any government should be
upheld. whether it IL rlght or wrong.
They have brought the question u
expansion into this campaign. I, too,
an an eSpaualoniHt. I believe Ia ear
fying the great principles Of liberty 90
all lands. I believe that ally people
should learn thosc principlgs, bue hope
that ] shall not live 10 hoo the day
when n man viii b. forced On accept
Thorn whether be- wants to or not.
dnn't believe in having liberty thrust
down the threats ui any people nt The
point Of the hnyouct believe that
when people IL Joined Co the United
states there should b. two parties to
NHN' AHHfN o. NH' "''HH A.f'A
'Anothrr thing that tho Republicans
are trying Co DO Do that they are trying
90 array one class against another
They are trying 90 work upon the re-
llElnua prc1udicra Of q people. They
want 10 get them 10 go from the Demo
cratic party because of some fecllng ~
hatred they may have. and they are
trying 60 bring huck the conditions
which existed some years ago. II o.
threat held over them. VIII You Yield
tn thom7 Lot Democrats ana Republl-
cans alike rn to the polls tomorrow ana
tell the salt Lake Tribune that their
efforts are an insult 90 the Intelligence
and TO the onnsclcncaa OF the people
"Tho most Important reason yet ufW-
ed by the Republican leaders ls that
CoddoH Fcea no 90 60 around with two
bottles allied with muddy water That
u tholr most important reason, or
course Gaddes has right 10 carry
GROUND bic two bottles ~ he takes CO.
that Kind OF water. Hut that lg mo- reA-
son why anybody but GcdlcH should
vote the Republican ticket
with nll slr reasons. none eau say
a word aF amy candidate on the
polls tomori and vote Tor our Ticket.
which I have no doubt viii be- elected.
Let uH tell the Republican party that
their threats ana seductive promises
and their EFFORTS ~ hflnN mack oli cnh-
ditlons are wrong
FISHER HARRIS VIEWS
Fisher Harris spoke FOR some time ln
% fucetious van. He said Dc o. quito
sure that the Democratic ticket would
bo elected. Tie closed by saying.
This IL the last political meeting be-
fore the battle Of thO ballots tomor-
row. Then we an bury our dead. OF
course there has been some nuimuElty
in this campaign. but ~ will De lll over
on wednesday, and the Republicans
viii give their support 20 Arthur
Barnes and his Democratic adminiHtra-
ton"
MRS RouNpY TALKS.
Mrs. ". J. h.. Roundy read a paper
ON the duties of ciuaonshm. one Of
which was 10 80 20 the polls 90 vote.
She eulonizcd the men who compose
tho Democratic ticket. She ana not think
that % KVus The mart Of good rltiguua