Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

ne Democracy OF O'an s"'e "
and enthusiastic welcome TO
WI Bryan at ogden this after
:, and win duplicate the reception
III interest added when he reaches
IN Lake this evening
\. Exposition building where he
v.,n tonight, has been profusely
,,.,,ei With national bunting, Stars
~ sripe., and made ready for a brill
u, electric illumination. The seating
an,l,y 100, that has been provided,
h far the largest ever arranged for
= tr public building in Utah. except
!, ne tabernacle. The State Demo-
r,,. committee, Mr.. Moyle chairman,
as, he believes that the great audi
hivn viii be packed with friends and
,.ases Of the distinguished Ne
,ssksn said Mr.. Moyle;
Citizens Of the United States are
~ srsn to hero-worship. but when
I, ,noag them wins laurels on the
srfsh OF gains renown through
sg,y in the deeps OF science or
.ssering. or who achieves distinction
10 Nillca merit then is America not
u % show her appreciation.
n. Democrats u this nation are
ri " Colonel William J. Bryan for
IA lhey consider his sterling worth
~ nan and because he embOGies
2 pllucsl and economical prln-
a. which 20 them, constitute the
~ republican form Of government
IA nights 20 ai special privileges
tpe' The affection which his party
AlN him Is not all fathered by 20
ht' esteem for Col. Bryan. but his
Rs.iies and the rank and file Of the
bsssg unhediatlngiy single him
asa mo0el citizen and a rare ex-
Eis0f personal parity In his political
ART and while laudable ambition
IN aeniad TO be his. he is insisten,ly
g.sd BY his supporters as having as
y main object IN public lie the bet
Rrsll Of the condition Of the masses
q. q coming close 10 the needs of his
tE citizens.
s-ih are the distinctions claimed by
r'ili Democrats for their great po-
li eadeTi and those Of antagonistic
plllai belief render him. as Amerl-
az vii any distinguished citizen, the
lsfelfu attention due his prominence
me personally dlsagreeing in their
fl.l,a faith.
loiay the Democracy OF Utah Is ar
ies 10 rs best In order TO welcome
\ Bryan 70 the youngest and most
l21isng State In the heaven-blest
hEh0Ol"
TIE SALT LAKE EXCURSION.
.as morning a party Of prominent
'ls and gentlemen went TO Ogden 10
~ vol Bryan. They carried with
. -.n He'd band Of twenty pieces, to-
l.'lsf win q great amount Of enthu-
- ana Joyful anticipation. The Rio
1asis western noon train was loaded
as guards and among the passen-
~ were these
ss,ss ". II King and wife, Hon.
~ . als Jas. u. Moyle, Hon. and Mrs.
Y w. .!oWers, Hon. and Mrs. y. 7.
Ss.le hon. and Mrs. II. Z. Henderson,
q, sna Mrs Abel John Evans. Hon.
y 4 H. Dolson, Hon. Moses Thatcher,
v.A vsaen hiles, Judge A. q. Norrell,
y, \. " ". J Sloan, Mr.. p. n. Madsen,
!. !. s'laon Bambsrger. County Attor-
y ru,nam Hon. T.. w. Wilson, Mr..
ne ! sprunt Deputy County Clerk
ls'l Scare, Hon. VIM. Roylance,
~, Sohn 7 Game, Judge John w.
' .ph Hon J. G.. Thoreson. T. V. VIII
..', Judge p. A. Wilson, Mr.. Mahonri
,,ggei' AT. r. S. Sleater. Mr.. j. $.
~ a. MI Frank Collett Geo. A.
-s.Aer Hon. e.. 5. Varian. Mr.. w. C.
. saoo'' Jra Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
u, -.nsA Bishop J. S. Rawlns, Mr..
- u yrane Hon. Henry W. Lawrence,
4. nam Nayl0r. Mr.. W. II. Freeze
I, a Y. Smuot, Jr.. Mr.. Jos. Pitt,
7 Aliales Young. Mr.. Jacob Evans
', Nm nn' 8 Hughes. City Treasurer X.
~, sSoIlis NJ Y G, Holden, Mrs. A. w.
c ny M Andrew Brlxen. Mr.. soren
4. elns,l,ensen Mr.. Pearl Frenstrom.
~ "A a W Foreman. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Beaver,
7, nsh harr.es, Mr.. Noble WarrAlm,
CIV Ms George II. Wood. Miss
an hf and Mrs. Nicol Hood. Mr..
, ~ ~ a, y Shoot. Mr. C. s. Kinney.
4, e ~. Wilkens, Mrs. ]. II. Haslam.
, E Snllh, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kenner.
d sr 'anh Rawlings, Mr.. John Green.
!, numerous others.
|. .tgurod five street cars 10 carry
,,, wv down TO the depot from the
NJ ~ headquarters. and the little
~, tunel out In a whlrl OF music ana
~ gong down East Temple street
40. u q, south and thence 10 the Rio
n. western depot.
-, .Denocratlc drum corps went
IN susth the excursion and alternated
.sIg "s'aS hand in keeping things
rogyl,., ''l we street cars was Civ
> siasnt au revoir by the crowds on
d, 'essalks along the route 10 the
n ~, ~ went away from town feeling
n. s,e were plenty left behind M
n an enthusiastic welcome nnon
4 ,r, 's,, ,., from the junction city.
ie~n.i!p pulled out very near schedule
-
ul,S ~ .I was composed OF engine No.
,ssns s s.S cars and bore about sso