Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-05

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protecting American rights, orr 1im.n-
israuon win go down mug history u.s.
one noted not less Tor ule .t nj
the American peple tnah ~ ...I
glory Il has given 60 the Az ..'.. ..H.
but IN giving credit Wh''. .' ..
due. we detract nothing Ilo, '0. Donor
Justly due 90 others When Hg Com.
flr the success achieved ~ U-l ....
State administration the I.1' .H.r.
must be- given To- our preset governor
He has been untiring N mr. -'.HE of
bills in the closing hours ~ TO. ''gs.
laturc. and fearless In the N'.' 20. many
unwise and foolish bills ~ which Do.
has often afterwards been ..W.rt-
cd By Democratic members .H..
He ala not fail 20 approve To. .-.'.
hour law IN spite OF argumeI.. ,u.I..'-
les and even threatsi nor q % D.. u.s.-
tate 10 veto the bill pass 0E '.0
Democratic Legislature a.t.'.t Nh.
sheep industry proving l.t. a..H
in order 20 go from .I... u
summer range would almQ base u
ny through the air. Ana +" remove
from his official acts the hato. 0. pare
tisanship. h. ala not hesl... '. ...
prove the chief Democratic a.lra DO
which our opponents point ".h pride,
the statute compelling the Ntla .0 ra-
move their hats In all place ~ public
amusement.
"His response 20 the Pres iaHts nI
Tor volunteers was both rwmH. HI
efficient. Utahs troops were modified
differed and equipped In ten days I.s
judgment In the selection ol Officers H
attcsted by the record Of the Yah lI..
teries. both against the spa r..r.s and
the FIlipinos. His tenderness has been
Inhibited In the solicitude shown '.r
comfort OF our brave boys and Nh.
anxiety displayed 10 keep relatives Il.
formed Of men In action. on 'H. return
of the batteries b. raised }l4 ug SUB.
scrlption, thus insur.ng a ~ .. train
from san Francisco and a l..UE T..-
come home. His fidelity 10 q. Interests
Of the State has been answering DIS
record. strong, able and clea BE- has
taken pleasure ln his work ~ tha dis.
Interested love and pride he Feels ll h5
native State. our national ti,E.. s one
which every Republican la Utah ape
plauds and approves To 80 with that |
national ticket as our standayd bearer |
in this State ] present 20 yea 3s Ht |
name 20 couple with that OF our able /
President and the peerless Roosevelt |
the name OF Utahs favorite son Cover /
nor Heber N. Wells
Mr.. Cannon was frequently iu..g- /
rlpted with applause and lou cheering /
followed the governors name,
Charles a. HollingsWOrth %. Weber /
mounted a chair and In a few well caY.
sen remarks moved the susi lsuu OF
the rules and the nominations of Mr
Wells by acclamatlon. Carried by
cheers
c. ~. Allen moved that a committee
be appointed by the chair to escort the
governor to the opera house. Iaa chair
Messrs Allen. Snyder and
HollngsWorth as said committee, ia.
ter Governor Wells, who was received
most enthusiastically, appear.i 0n the
stage and addressed the convention as
follows:
Mr.. President and Gentlemen Of the
has just reached my
ears that you have nominated ma for
and II the information is
correct. | desire TO sincerity thank
YOU and assure YOU that tbs is Toe
very 9roudcst moment OF life
Five years ago when the Rlpuh.gan
party first called me into publ service
Il was the greatest honor that Dad been
thrust upon me at that time. and now,
40 the end Of my term, 10 have been
deemed worthy Of your suffrage again.
ills me with pride that words ara iu-
adequate 70 express.
Il am proud TO be upon tne same
ticket with William Mckinley and
Theodore Roosevelt applause Both
IF them are men Of a pure, high stand
ard Of character; men Of siatccralg |
men Of ability men who arr stepped
With Amerlcanism and with loyalty 90
he nag, our President from the ba-
ginning has made "A record that ranks
lim with the very greatest AM strong
.st OF Amerlcli Presidents, and % Doe |
hail be reelected, as / have 700 doubt
hat he VIII. we have the assurance
hat the honor and integrity. the spleu-
Tor and the glory OF this great Repub.
lc VIII bee maintained, and the blass-
ngs which we now enjoy Of lifeNharty |
ma the pursuit Of happiness w.u Doe
'erpeiuated not only In our own C0lu-
ly. but II VIII be extended 20 the bee
lighted and downtrodden people OF the
Vest indies and the PHILIPPINES
The Republican party STANDS upon |
platform Of principle. Our house Is
uilt upon a rock. and IL will endure
he Democratic house is built upon
he shifting sands Of expedienry and
'hen the storms come and the votes
escend, 1t Will be swept away. Cap
lause.)
"The Democratic candidate Tor Presl.
ent goes about the country preaching
ne thing In one section and another Boo f,
h0ther. In the East he N strong
sainst Imperialism, but he sings very
lW on the subject Of silver In the I
Vest he Is loud for silver and damas
lth rant praise the achievement NJ y
UT western volunteer boys in the
hiIpplnes' The faculty with which
q changes front IN the various sections
minds me Of a pretty parody upon
she was bread in old Kentucky. d.
she was pie In New Orleans. 4
she was pork in Pennsylyenia. T
but IN Boston she was beans /
Il do not anticipate that you eypeat i
e 10 make a long speech al his time. c
on nave work 20 perform vet IUI.a
congratulate you-leaVing nv r.m.. I ri
alton out, through modesty-a1 Che H
iod work you have done thus Fan .
Il desire TO congratulate the T.rlhH ed
M party Of Utah that N 4. again . D
lited. believe there win be wider . L
.read OF influence for Repuh .arI.m . 81
an there was five years aer. Whom . "
e carried the entire State. Including d
e Legislature. 90
! accept the nomination which y.u . 90.
we given me with the Creates rI..s. n
e, ana pledge myself TO use IN time 4.
.u energy from now until elect m 4ay 1.
insure the success Of the Republican
Hammond For sccretsry. Oh
Following the gubernatorial r7mln1. 2.
N was the naming OF candlg.fa f.r '
rotary OF state. d. c. Eichnc- rr.s-
yea the name Of the present r.uu-
NJ OF mat office, Hon. James n Ham.