The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-25

naIdO is gone. He is no longer a Wash
ington, but an apOstate. He has taken
the oath Of allegiance and has advised
all his followers TO do the same. Hencf-
forth he is Impossible as a Democratic
leader. When AguinaldO passed only
one hope remained, and that was the
supreme court, but now, alas! that too,
is gone
Under such circumstance any other
party would dissolve and die, but not
so with the Democratic party. Not
withstanding, also, II still lives, as evil
lives.
Friend of the Laborer.
During the last fifty years the Dem
Ocratic, party has never conceded to the
general government any disputed pow
er, nor struck one lick for labor. 1t
denied the power to preserve the
Union. 1T denied the power to abolish
slavery; it, denied the power Of recon-
struction; it denied the power 10 pro
tect our industries; it denied the power
TO establish the gold standard, and
now 1t denies the power TO hold possess
slons and govern them according 10
ton itself expressly SO provides.
And as 10 labor. although constant
I " posing as it's friend and champion,
/ IL has been at all times its inveterate
enemy. IT was the enemy of labor
( when it upheld slavery. by which an
/ labor was disgraced and degraded. 1t
+ was the enemy Of labor through all the
/ years OF its opposition to a protective
/ tarlh by which we saved the labor of
] TINS country from competition with the
] Gnderpald labor of Europe 1t is the
I enemy of labor now in its contention
/ tflstt we have. no power to protect the
/ Wa8CWorkers OF America from chea .
/ TABOR OF our possessions IN the tropics
] and the Orient:-aErd yet. we hear, year
1 after year, Democratic appeals for the
/ electoral support of the wagewOrkerS
I of our state and country based on the
] assumption that the Democratic party
IS the special friend and guardian Of
/ all who toll
/ Whatever else we may. be let US be
/ Americans, and be worthy OF the events
with which we are associated. This is
! a great history making epoch. Except
only Washington and Lincoln, no pres
ident has had suchs opportunities as
have fallen to Mckinley. Not one has
escaped him. All have been improved
to the honor and glory of the republic.
NO emergency has arisen that he has
not tr1umphantly met, and no duty of
war, peace or diplomacy has been so
delicate or so difficult that he has nOI
performed II graHdly and successfully.
All his achievements are the nation s.
His fame Is ours. 1t fills the earth.
All races honor and applaud. him.
Foraker Was Applauded-
Senator FOraker's. speech was fire.
Quently Interrupted with demOnstra-
lions Of approval
The convention adopted rules sub
mITTed by Congressman Dick and then
the vice presidents, assistant secre-
tartes and members of the various COM
Il n1UTees from the tWenty-One congress
slonal districts We're announced and
the convention adjourned until lC
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The committee on permanent organ
izatton then selected Senator Hanna, fo1
permanent chairman and continued the
rest OF the temporary organization
senator Hanna viii address the COnVen-
ton on taking the chair tomorrow. The
new state committee WAS organized
with p W Durc as chairman and Mar
tin Slater as secretary.
Lieutenant Governor Caldwell caused
quite a stir tonight by announcing
that he would not be a candidate fol-
denomination The represen tatiVes o
the brewers express their displeasurg
at what they call the enforced retire
ment of Caldwell and the recent de
feat of state Senator Seiber and other.
for denominations. while the author o.
the Clark local option law has beer
renominated In Columbus for represen
tatiVe
When CaldwiH declined denomination
George 3. Cox, chairman of the Ham
itOn county delegation, suggested stat,
Senator Carl Nippert of Cincinnati Z,
q conference of the leaders and thert
is now no doubt that Senator Nipper
will be nominated for lieutenant gov
ernOr. NippeEt was formerly principa
Of schools at Cincinnati and afterward
! police prosecutor A forecast of tn,
: ticket indicates the following
p Governor-Cfeorge X Nash.
Lieutenant Governor-CarI /. Nip
= pert
4 Supreme Judge-TV. L. Crew.
, Clerk of Supreme COUrt-A W
4 / CritCh6eld.
Z Attorney General-J.- A. Sheets
: State TreaSurer-J b Cameron.
Member of Board of Public Works
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