Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-12

SPEAKS OF UTAH'S FUTURE.
thinks Il ~ Vcry Bright-Ihe seh"-
tor VIII Leave at Midnight
for the Coast

Hon. Charles Warren Fairbanks
t.ritsI states senator from Indiana
accompanied by Attorney Fred b.
Holloway arrived in salt Lake 'h's
mornIpg from the East The gentlemen
were met az the RIO Grande Western
depot by L. Il. Canlstcr, chairman Of
the State Republican committee ana
Hon. O. j. Salisbury and escorted To
the Hotel Rnutsford, where Governor
Wells and other leading Republicans
met and welcomed them During the
forenoon a representative Of mo
"News' called az the hotel and was ac'
corded an interview with the distln'
gulshed visitors. Senator Fairbanks
acted as spokesman and said Oolh me
and Mr. Holloway were delighted With
what they had seen here and WINE en
route.
This is Mr.. Holloway's first trip West
hut Mr.. Fairbanks was here in l'5',
remaining but one day. you have "a
magnificent country out here" said the
senator. "a more beautiful valley We
never saw In our lives The view We
got OF II from the train this morning
was splendid, and the sight was SIM
ply grand. .,.,.,
for Salt Lake city and Utah cJn-
tlnucd the senator. II we adhere Co
sound. economic policies and tu wise
and conservative administration of our
national affairs. no one can put limit
20 the future development and growth
OF Utah. Her vast sources OF wealth.,
her Incompatible climate and her prog
ressive population, will make for her
under sound policies a splendid future
"Our country Is 80 bound together
and all sections are 80 interdependent
that what injuriOusly affects one por
ton Affects another. We prosper and
suffer alike.
eve are all proud OF McKinley's adj
ministrati0n. il has been essentially
a business administration, II has
brought to all sections Of the country
unprecedented prosperity Shall we
turn II out of powerI II So what Will
be the result? More prosperity or less 2
These are the questions We are TO serl-
ously address 90 ourselves.
THE election Of Mckinley and Roose-
welt seems certain, The country wants
no change The political revolution IN
the Rocky Mountains States Is mani
fest and gratifying The more decisive
the victory the more wholesome u viii
be II gives an impetus 10 the patriotic
spirit among the people; and Increases
confidence IN the virtue OF our policies
and administration which viii stlmu-
late commerce and prosperity for years
20 come.
Mr., Bryan Is not 80 strong today
as In 1896. What ne prophecied then has
failed TO come TO pass, What he pre-
diets today ns the result OF expansion
VIII deceive no one American eXgan-
sion Is not European Imperialism. The
talk OF danger 20 the Republic because
the flag has been planted above the
ruins OF Imperialism can have no sin.
cere basis, 1t Is Tor the purpose only
OF leading the people away from the Is.
sues and advancement which have fair.
~ won the continued support and con.
hdence OF the American people
Tonight Senator Fairbanks win speak
upon RepUblicanism at the Salt Lake
Theater, He Is said 10 be one Of the
great orators OF the country. and his
visit 10 this city win be OF particular
interest TO those Of his own political
faith and household The senator IS
toll fine looking and well proporuoned
man, and appears 10 be about As years
old. He Is fine COnversatiOnst and
very afable In his manner. Ohio IS his
native State, and he comes from a
well known and highly respected fam.
ily. At one period ~ his life De was
engaged In the newspaper business and
for the benefit OF the News man re-
lated some OF his early experiences as
pencil pusher, In June, 1874 be was
admitted 10 the bar, and has ever since
practiced law In Indianapolis.
The senator and Mr.. Holloway came
here from Denver. where they spoke
Monday night, They WIN leave an to-
nights midnight train for san Fran
cisco, at which place they speak ON Fri.
day night From San Francisco they
90 to Sacramento, where they hold
forth on Saturday night They ara
billed TO speak In Seattle Washington
next Tuesday night, and from there
the return trip 70 Indiana VIII be
made.