The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25
TO UTAH WOMEN.


Every woman Of the state of Utah
VINO IS entitled to vote at the coming
election should go TO the polls and cast
her ballot for Judge William II. King.
This applies to all. but there are es-
pecial reasons why Democratic women
should vote for this candidate Of the
allied silver forces of Utah.
l. Judge King is already well ac-
quaInted in the house of representa-
tives, an important consideration in
view or The fact that the CONGRESSMAN
to be elected win have less than a year
to serve.
2. Utah should be represented at
Washington by a man who is either &
representative business man or an able
advocate Judge King stands high at
the bar Of Utah. not only as a lawyer,
but as a jurist.
j. Judge King is a staunch and in
corruptible silver man, whose vote can
always be counted upon for bimetal-
ism and whose loyalty TO the principle
or free coinage has never yet bseG
questioned This much cannot be said
for his opponent.
4. Judge King is able to draw a dis
tinction between a war for humanity
and war Of conquest-between fight
ing 70 free the coloniSts Of Spain and
versary can see 10 difference.
5. Judge King holds the constitution
TO be as sacred as the flag, and favors
only that expansion which carries the
two together; we have always been
taught in Utah to revere the const3tu-
ton as an inspired instrument, and
therefore we have nothing in common
with a political party which refers 10
it contemptuously as "a paper consti-
tuition"
s. Judge King stands upon a plat
form which reaffirms the truths OF our
immortal Declaration of Independence
and declares for the rights of the peo-
pie and Of sovereign states 10 repre-
Sentation and Self-goy
z. The Democratic nominee repre-
sents the best interests Of the people
Of Utah in this campaign; he stands
for the same ehangeless truths that he
stood for in 1896 when he received over
10000 majority for the same position;
he is in line with the people of this
great natien, which is more important
than to line up with plutocratic ad-
miniStration.
s. The Democratic candidate is an
American who stands for AmeTicanfsm
and will resist TO the end every effort
Of imperialtSts TO turn this republic
over to the money powers and TO sub
ordinate our national traditions 70 for
eign influences.
8. Judse King is a bright lawyer, a
good man, an impartial judge, an I'M
partisan representative OF the people.
He win do everything within his power
to advance the interests Of the state,
and his experience viii enable him te
accomplish more in this direction than
his opponent viii be able to do.
10. The women of Utah are particu-
larly interested in the rehabilitation OF
silver, because Of the impetus II VIII
give TO the mining industry of the
state; they should record a protest
against destroying half the wealth OF
the mines; they should vote to dis
courage the growth Of trusts. which
control prices and make dear every
article of household use; and the way
to do this is to cast their ballots for
Judge King for congress.
There are many other reasons why
the Democratic candidate should be
elected and why the ladies Of the otate
should give him their support at this
time. For the good Of silver, for the
welfare of the state, for the sake OF
true Americanism, William H. King
should receive a handsome majority al
the April election.
ALICE MERRILL HORNE.