The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
PiRTY IS NOT
To REORGANIZE
Democratic Leaders at the
Capital Oppose Plan.
FIGHT NAY BE
WADE ON NEW LINES
gudson Bay Railroad Opens In
tpresting Possibilities.
Special Correspondence)

-'..- r.-..-. rF. silver question VIII be en- /
1--- .rrr.Har-a and mat me DeinOiAtic Z
-' ...- u... rs Oh EiIc more toil5e .N2- 4
han was the case In 1870 ana 4SlV- I
l'' ...r WOODS. .ae PLATFORM vi 4J.t WAL 4
-- .- .-s-af lEaL IL WIu probably meet /
u --ate4I not only Ga the democrats /
r west tat also those IN lne east 4
l- .' Nv 4.ls-,l organism. in the Two !
-,.r national campaigns.
Bryan's Position Doubtful.
-,.-..,..-.-r not Air. Bryan will mead the /
.5.-rf Democratic IcSet IN lse1 - a /
".t.r that probably thaI gentleman
.-.....t DECIDE 90 n s own sti -ls- IA lluI
.rs. rfma The general opinion among
d. .r.... leaders. L0Jn ia ana CUT OF
-~s is however. that Bryan VIII see
necessity of giving some other man
d.. ....rrr.ufrv To lead the DemCCTauC
- victory or ceIear in 1901 It Is
-.r than Colonel Bryan Is not anxious 70
..--- Che Democratic nominee IN LS}ir
f -4rf4rrfy wi ling and viii assist
-. Ga.-ngr4r- IN every possible way De
..e His dare and the time the polls
I'm November, 1904. There Is q pos
.r.- some of the Democrats insist,
... ,f- BRYAN may be forced 10 take the
-.--.-5--,~ In the HoNt national camp Glgu.
-- ann event thr Nebraskan IS not count
u -4aaf one. hy the majority OF the
- now iu this cry, VINO control the
Zines SD Oh speak, of the Democratic
party. ...+...,.,,7 81, como of tl,,
r- If mis- party that II might be d
---s idea 10 nominate an eastern ma lot
presidency iu 1905 However, al TINS
Ills choice. or the choice of the east
I'M Democracy is unknown.
Cleveland Gang Not In Favor.
The organization scheme of former
rr-..... -yyrIaLl. Don N DIctNInSou-
nf.Hu e.. Whitney. Dan Lamont and
-.--- men of his ilk. is not likely TO meet
as-H or IN the west The plan they pro-
rrsa NAV meet with some favor in the
EASTERN states but il Is a certainty tuat
r-.- vfl not have any following what
..a~ in some of the states west of The
u-s.ssirpI namely. Minnesota. the Da-
s7raz Montana oregon, Washington.
wyoming, California. Colorado, JIah,
Flha Nevada. Kansas and NebFas ka-
Tra Democrats in these states, for the
rHs- p8T-. Eers perfectly SatiSiled Win
r-- Democratic national platform of 1885,
Ind also Of lg1f They were also, 10
man. earnestly supporting and believing
.Ur In the capabilities of Colonel Will
Fam Jennings Bryan 10 lead them TO Viz
---y IN both campaigns That he failed,
is moi REGARDED by these western Demo
.rars ir any way de 20 his fault. The
conditions were somewhat favorable 10
him Do 1896 bUJ as the last election proved
To sentiment in the east, at least, was
z-aiusr his election
Hudson Bay Railroad Building.
I'll. talk and ulauS of decades have
finally taken form. and a railway con-
--- Toe l5TelE L.aEgS with hudson
Ely is I0W actually under construction.
TIE railway pluIgHS hundreds Of miles
through IN uEEroEau wilderness. with no
r--s. GOWNS. or even villages to afford
traffic. sn fact. only Indian guides ana
E.-a-s have attempted 90 penetrate the
-'a- wilderness 20 the north NeVerthe-
.-E the railroad which is known as the
Aglma CENTRAL, is being built i'm the
..... L1Ir--L manner possible. with the
l7~ -Tui1m-ur available. able TO stand
.m'st amy strain upon IL and capable OF
-. service for years To come. Eighty
---q0Und steel rails are used. and the
."1afFrS are rr enormous size, weigh
.S +" tons when equipped for traffic
Tie engines are so massive that railway
sL.-ne@ were afraid Of the strain on
e--S. and they were delivered from
I-raE0 20 SaulI ST Marie by the lake
--'a n- steam ferries.
The new railway starts at Sault St.
Name Ground was broken less than
.2Is- months ago. bat already twenty
-.- miles ar rsaa are completed and IN
a-7 and the railway is pushing forward
az me rate "F half a mile a day Il Is eN-
s'.-. that lf VIII require three years to
complete rh- road
United States Capital Interested.
he millions c[ capital involved are
..'n t1e United States. but the builders
E made careful computations as 10
rattle and are confident that the road
7. realize all thar Is promised as an in
Ts-.U-rr Ir had f-= origin I'm the nprps-
s.. oh. bringing supplies OF pulp wood
.-.-l tine far r.r-r d.. 'rrs- Saulr mills hUr
= l-+rs -u r= well a region that is ia hu-
A-sE rich u minerals and timber. The
-.a-7a. wealth is said 10 ha practice II-
-.-A.1.--rs.r consisting oF maintains 0F
a1- copper and .rhar -aIusbTs ores
Among other ss.....-...-5..- &C. 49, ~ ID, -Tf5
- g sr---r- .=-r-- mile In fa-,e-f h
y timber -r.. SMILES are. s.,5r5I7,- ~, In
a.r For hundreds. If rai1aa il l.
Gained -.. -.=.r-..-. --fIF r,-,, rF,r-,rs-E
dense forests ~ r.4.- ..-... +-...f---7=-.- s.4L
C... r.re .... -...-..T- - -.
- ..E- .r. -Hs. pine turIv birch
yg-. along ~ -.aVay. commands $40 a
Ran BE- -a- ~. IN .- I'll I'm I'M. Moo a. L' s5
-a. --a- .- e-5-.--..,..-;- 5 'I ..s- -,
S.--- H -r- northwest that are within
~7.-.E distance.
-z-... ...-'" government is greatly in
-.- - .. |-E up nf this rich ter
G. s-s -ssa.... -. III -At eoll55lr4cuo2n
-a end ID. r. .. a..- Oh -+.l,- a.. A.
.T-- commence. -a barI 5' - gt y--l
-H-s n. .mu.r. and The trafffc is FOL
.-.l construction.
ts -.- III. - - alton.
ri be- -... -r .-ar-.ant iraftS. and
...-- place. rtr-t-eIa-s hotel