Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
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where several h""'' .woitlug his
, sD,, and their friends '| ,tns's,s,i.
. .,-t-, greeted him in o''n0'''''''
fashion. ..,oa Ms toastmas.
A',,, ..r Rose of Milwaukee sam
ter r n'ig late Democratic eanl',
u l.., %" n, governor Of Illinois l..,. Az"
'uls' r. was after midnight w N,ach
SPOKE, ~ who had the last p'ITJt
Mr. Bryan, -oT g@I rose to make M
s5dr,ss. lie said -..o,,ive Jack
Uni, Is the lfth coilSeT boce cele.
90, 6ay banquet Whlch annreciat,
son $50 Win this club ana a ~ Nave
V t Manor which the meI'lDr' % IN,
lns m" IN giving my name ~ ,,
done iug am grateful for the suppoi'
cluD' s s,,r glyen TO my candidacy ~
thsy na,e take this opportunn,,
Two Va i"l'sS IN express the hope thal .
NY, ani others which have poIne
NV name will substitute loi 'n .oint q,
he name Of some Dem0ci,alu,r,. ratbe,
a name descriptive OF pr'"0'p''
than Of men, .,,ots citizen. with
,,o.lient prospects Of remaining sun sun
s s-.'e5 ~ continue actively IN the ais.
inH l,yn ~ public questions ana 40 ny
Cusslo' W III embarrassed by PENS
VEL. ay',,v IN the attitude Of candidate
Tor any office. ILL.,, no tho hest
ssld FOR usefulness. ! am aWale .i ,r"
am placlng myself IN the pos,uon
rtsr. I can give more aid 70 Cuers
nan 10 myself. but the field is CHOSEN
SlihsrateIy because ! am more inter-
es,sd In tbe PRONUNCIATION Of Delno'
c-sdo principles than | am In enjoying
s ,r, b6pors which my countrymen can
bestow, 80 ,,,,or IN
THE Democratic party was never IN
hotter fighting condition than II is To-
+ day and rejoice that in the course o.
n nature / have many years IN Wh'Ch
\ N partleiuate In the unendlng struggle
4 between human rights and the usur'
nations az greed our party stands iol
81 wei defined and positive policies ana
s. ts prspared 10 wage an aggressive war
4 fare against the plutocrauc tendencies
4 N thg syIls against which Jefferson
coptended a century ago and against
\ which Jackson fought thirty years
later
IN Is not necessary 70 discuss the
subject Of reorganization further than
10 say that reorganization is an inter-
nal remedy and that 1t cannot be APP
Piled externally A person must ba
inside the party before he can partic-
ipaie IN the party management
Some seem 10 think that they can
be outside for voting purposes and in,
sl1e f0r purposes Of reorganization. II
a man allows his Wife 10 obtain a d.
vorce from him on the ground Of fall
ure TO support, deserton or inhdelity
he must remarry her before the public
viii pay any attention 20 his express
si0ns Of s0licliude for her welfare so
with those who have lost their party
standing because OF their desertlOn OF
the party candidates and unfaithful-
Ness TO Democratic doctrines as defined
by legitimate authority must reunltc
with the party before any attention
viii be paid TO their pretensions Of in
terast
Those who are within the party lines
have a right 10 a voice In making Of
ne platform and are entitled 70 make
such change IN the organization OF the
parry as they please but honesty and
goa faith require that any desired
ehanse shall be openly proposed and
isfIy presented Party organizations
ore framed for party government and
oel'e lhair just powers from the con-
sent Or The governed. Party platforms
afe d no value unless they reflect the
purpose Of and the policy desired by a
majority OF those who belong 10 tina
parry Those who are really devoted
10 Democratic principles win neither
pIacuCe deception themselves nor per
IAt Others 10 practice deception IN
writing & platform or In securing the
.suu9l Oh me party machinery. I hope
,nal ~ ihis and In other States the
ilt'y may be able TO avoid those fierce
4-yu ohal contentious which sometimes
distract attention from party princi-
lss ana waste in personal fights the
energy that should be directed against
we common enemy.
NO one can foresee the conditions
,.l our party must meet but we can
= lle luture with the determination
" appF Democratic principles 10 every
,t,,,lsrncy and 10 make the marty al
,.t exponent Of the views OF those
'.l ueUeNe IN equal rights 20 all ana
'p sy,. PRIVILEGES 10 none.
. whether the money ouestiop Win
, sg.e Prominently IN future cam
AWE Nlil depend upon circumstances
..,.. no one can measure win GER.
, ,,nt What is desired Is a sufficient
Y, -'n,ly Of money 20 keen pace win
w UsWand Tor money. II an unev.
,tl ana unpromised Increase In tho
n.y., ol sola restores the level OF
rs,i,l ,ud protects the producers ~
he ,'' sl,, nom the evils ~ an app-eclat.
n. WI, ,arp'hosa wh) have laborod for
.ta ,s'.lIsm VIII rejoice more hoartilv
.',5 .ne Hnlncierg who advocated ,ho
III. III. standard M O time when goId vos
49, ana the dollar was becoming
p, SSnoa,3polies win ultimately become
/, il.iIui That the Repubilcaps Min
oss v,'. 4, De able To defend them Even |
,-- 'ieir defense rs more socrot tbon
I'M \. a colonial policy when nut into !
n ,i'iatl'n win prove so renuonort
rs1 '''''. l'1n principles that II must |
.oni, w repudiated by the American
\. w " IN the case now ren5ing
49,. .ouI holds that the Conetttntinn
,s,,t /, the Tag a large norton of ,ho
y. s-l,i'an party win opbasa ne re,en'
he oor,. .ns Ihihppine Islands. II on
fesl,-.. " me court holds that n |
.i.ri'nl and Congress can qovor,
/, Io without regard 10 restrIctio,s
I'M q CONSTITUTION. many Renubllcons
N means -e what imperial
~ , y. j, iaio DEGREES change IN ,bs
20 N IT,. n,. ,ueaIs OF our nation. ana wa |
1-,. "lue's return 10 the b-ute |
.sf ,n. llnes upon which enna,sg
se,,a struggle v.ll sdu have 49, I
any ,.m peI pose and the w5rl. OF our |
te loy.. u.e IN history ana insplre |
har I ,.is OF liberty In future vas |
lr ~, '' Id again takes up Inc arbt !
10 az. i5lhe'ples OF self-gnvernmert
= s,a al'o'at.ng truths tbat cannot |
ofarr rs'....n ahori 10 share In ten. |
he ioy, that NAV come 10 them |
una, NJ freedom win live wbue ~ |
'~Ne endures and those who /