Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
MILO REPUBLICANS
OPEN CAMPAIGN
Tail Demonstration Occurs in
RcKinIeys Home State
BIG PROCESSION HELD

....,or Foraker the chief Speaker 90
senator Dspew Talks Points Of
the Campaign.
Youngstown. o., Sept. S.-The Repub-
Nm, Of Ohio formally opened the
,5spual campaign here today with
nrss parade followed by a meeting
.srt for enthusiasm. eloquence and
abundance has rarely been equalled In
ii Buckeye state.
everything tended to a successful
s.-1strauon. Weather was ideal.
ne three oratorical stars, Senators
0,g1csy NJ. uepew. J. b. Foraker and
Marcus A. Hanna. drew thousands OF
r.ltsrs from AN parts Of Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania.
Al s.lI a. NI. ll' ii NlNlH +t''-' 49,
y.W York and Erie railroad pulled into
M station with Senators DepeW, Fora
t.- and Hanna. Accompanying them as
p.sts of Senator Depew were Judge
Williamson. OF cleveland; State Treas
r,.r Cameron District Attorney j. j.
.Es.'iaB Myr1n II. HerrIck, Andrew
Sm'ps also of Cleveland, and George
III Waldorf collector OfO customs Of
Toledo
A BIG PARADE.
shortly after noon they entered car
rsee. and were driven 10 the public
aua-e. where they took their places IN
be nne OF parade. Promptly at
O'clock the march was taken up. The
tueessl0n was in eight divisions. and
vss nearly four miles In length. and In
addition TO campaign clubs from Cleye-
land Canton. Toledo, Columbus and
may other towns and cities In Ohio
was made up OF numerous attractive IN
clstr.al exhibits.
AMONG the unique devices in the par
ode was mammoth workingman's
dinner pail bearing the inscription, I'VE T.
want four years more Of a full dinner ,
pail
Along the entire route there was the .
greatest enthusiasm manifested By the f.
crowds Of spectators throngIng the side I
walks
When Wack park, where the speaking /
vas 20 TAXI place. was reached 10y the I
bead u the procession fully 10000 peo- |
PIE were In waiting. on account OF |
he Immense crowd two meetings were .
he.i a. the same time.
Governor Nash introduced Senator j. /
Foraker who was greeted by pro-
hinged cheers. and during his speech
Vas frequently interrupted by applause.
THE CAMPAIGN ISSUE.
Senator Foraker spoke in part as fol-
oVS
10 Chairman and Fellow Citizens:
The pauml unit issue OF this campaign
the administration OF William Nc
smiley Shall 30 be endorsed OF repudi-
iei, That Is the question.
Money tarlt4 trusts and sO-called inn
elialIsm are each and all. important
.0lscls, but one OF them can be seq
.ga,el nom he others and voted upon
Itself. ln other words. the Demo-
.at2 party ca mot be restored 10 pow
az 70 one proposition and be eX-
llsd from power as % others. IL must
10 FOOT horse and dragons" or
Of az all
iou cannot agree with II about trusts
'1 alheT as 20 government by in
Utql. The proposition that the
Institution follows the flag Is coupled
I'h defiant notification of the Con- /
hutton and "a brutal denial by yio-
nee, 1piDe blood and murder Of the
lI sacred rights Of the negro citi.
us Oh The Iauon who have perllled |
en- Avts Tor Ne flag, and with gallant
'0lsh won honor and renOwn for the
y1OHc on the battlehelds OF the ma
DEMOCRATIC RECORD.
'uf experience with Democracy has
'H more than unsatisfactory. II has
90 disastrous. There are many wise,
pave ana patrI Dtic men in that party,
lhe party as such somehow lacks
AMY iJr the iJccessful administra-
u vi Public al airs. This Is no new
Hs, such has been the case since
: o''0ie ,he wGT. The following eX-
y. ',om Toe annHal message OF Pres
ny b1.nandn shows the deplorable
=. 20 which Democratic policies and
51paI'} had reduced us In 1857.
y se.1' We has possessed all the
-g"' or material wealth in album
- qua yet Notwithstanding all
al'dhlases, cur country In It's
lay interests is at the present
'-sHl IN "a deplpu lble condition. In
r D.'ls, on unsurpa ssed plenty IN all
t..l1. iohs Of aga iOulture and In all
Elements ,,..Hls OF nation al wealth. we find
.i .'''Dll'el lures 5usl ended, our public
me- .'.aI ael our u rivate enterprises
,5,'.'.nl Kinds aban doned, and thou
II. -' uetlul lahore g thrown out OF
4 '','' ana reduo ID TO want.
.'-' only TO re all the distress
.o9h the com TRY in the last
n l'" N ration Of Mr.. Cleveland to
i. ."al u possible the latest effort ,
ar a'E was even more unfOrtun-
,ioeil Ual OF Bucha nan. Business !
-t,'' commercial and private, /
b. ana almost da 3troyed US be-
!. !. .l what Democracy In It's lack 4
i,,ee'..sInlnship and general inca
W. undertook 10 do for the coun-
1. truth IS that the Democratic
% '"' been on the wrong side OF
s.taJ question for more than
.e trouble with the Democratic =
n mat IL lacks sincerity and j
LIN ~ purpose. therefore, when
n '.''haI'y gets into power II neces- y
proves Incapable to redeem It's j
i.'Sr' and as a result brings p
!, ~. country a distrusr that par a
.lsihess, rohs labor N employ $
Turns trade balances against us G
'''ia'fs national credit. C
REPUBLICAN CLAIM. d
ptllence shows that when the Re- o
,-N party makes "A promise 10 a
TO- Keep %, and that when it does y
lt GOOD results win follow and /
, r',gn me Demo cratic party makes 81