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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-17
HENDERSON Is
OUT OF THE RACE
Speaker Will Not Accept the
Congressional Nomination.
PLATFORM DOES NOT SUIT
IOWA REPUBLICANS STOLE DEM
oCRATIc IDEAS.
PLATFORM DOES NOT SUIT

INTRIGUE, Ia, Sept. 16.-Speaker
Il Henderson. finding that his views
in respect TO the treatment Of
trusts by reducing the tariff. in whole
or in part, are not in accord with the
views OF many of his party in Iowa.
has this day declined 10 accept the
nomination for congress and has with
drawn from the race.
Speaker Henderson has addressed the
following letter TO c. Z. AlbroOk of FL
dora. Ia, chairman Of the notification
committee:
My Dear Sir-I have never answered
the kind notice communicated by you
and your associates advising me of my
nomination for the eleventh time by
reclamation as Republican candidate
for congress for tie Third congressional
district of Iowa. Reported conditions
In the public mind in my district upon
public policies induced me to take this
delay. Since my return 10 the district
/ have made a careful study as TO the
sentiment in the district and state, and
/ believe that there is no little senti-
ment and a growing one among Repub
Leans that I do not truly represent
their views on the tariff question. Be
lieving this condition to exist, and
knowing that 30 not agree with many
OF my people that the trusts, to which
/ am and have been opposed. can be
curbed, or the people benefited by free
trade, in whole or In part, must de-
cline to accept the nomination so gra-
ciously and enthusiastically made
have devoted twenty of the best years
of my life TO the service of my people
and my country and have fought for
what I believed to be best for the farm
er. the laborer and the business inter
estsof this district and state. / am
grateful for the devotion that has ever
been accorded me and 10 the hour Of
my death will hold in a grateful heart
the memory of that devotion. 1 viii
later on give in some detail my views
and convictions on our conditions and
on public questions, and state my rea-
sons why the Republican party and
its policies should continue In the con-
fidence of the voters OF the United
States and why the doctrines of the
Democracy should find no Judgment in
the faith and teachings OF the Repub-
lican party.
Very truly yours,
ID. B. HENDERSON,"
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"BIG CHIEF" DEVERY
WINS LEADERSHIP

New York. Sept l6.-ReDublican and
Democratic primaries were held In the
various assembly districts in the boz
oughs OF Manhattan and the Bronx to-
day. There was keen interest In the con-
test In the Ninth ASSEMBLY district. where
William 5. Devery. eX-deputy commits
sioner of police. had for weeks conducted
a picturesque campaign as a candidate
for the Tammanv leadei shin as against
Frank S. Goodwin. the Tammany leader.
ard John c. Sheehan. leader Of the
Greater New York Democracy. At Al
o'clock tonight Louis Nunsinger conceded
the election OF DeVeFv. An unofficial Ia
bic shows that the vote cast IN the Ninth
district. with one district approximate.
is: Deyery, 1854: Goodwin. 10. Sheehan.
l2l9
After Devery learned that he Was
elected he organized about 1000 men and
bows into parade. and. headed BY The
big chief and a fife and drum corDs,
thew marched through the district amid
the shouts and APPLAUSE OF the people
who lined the streets. stoOgs and win
dOWs. DeVerY carried his hat IN his
hand and bowed 10 the people uncoadi-
tl0nally. The naradc lasted half an hour
and II was frequently interrupted by
groups Of women and children who
broke through the crowds 10 shake Dew
erv's hand.
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WASHINGTON DEMOCRATS.
Strong Ticket Put Up and Senator
Turner Endorsed.

Tacoma. Wash. Sept. 1.-THE Demo
cratic state convention. after session
lasting until nearly midnight. completed
It's business and adjourned The follow
Ing ticket was nominated BY aecIams-
don:
Representatives in congress. George f
cotterin OF King: Stephen E. Barron OF
oAanosan and o. r. Holcomb of Ad-
ans; judge Of supreme court. James b.
Reavis of Yakima
United States Senator George Turner
was endorsed for reelection.
The platform adopted endorses the Kan
sas City platform, opposes imperialism
and colonialism. government BY infInc-
ton. trusts and trust-fostering tariffs
and asset currency II condemns snecisI
privileges given for grazing sheen on gov
eminent forest reserves and dernsn3..
complete exclusion from all American ter
ritory OF al Chinese and denounces the
Republican majority in congress for
passing the present weak and made
0zate law"
Adherence Is EXPRESSED OF the TRACED.
Mckinley.
The convention declared In favor Of a
railroad commission 20 be appointed bv
the Sovernor first and subseouenfIv
chosen IN such manner as the legislature
shall detsrmine.
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didates; that he proposed to elect
them; that he wanted the help and as
slstance OF every man and woman in
the state.
RMS is poor mans campaign" he
continued, against the rich mans
campaign. 1t IS the duty of every
man to give a dollar"
And we will do it, yelled the au-
dience.
Yes. and / want your dollars" re-
Piled Mr.. Cannon. laughing. ''The
women are never poor. they are always
rich in sweet womanhood. but We want
their dollars just the same daughter
and applause).
he closed his stirring speech by say
ing there was not going to be any dis
sensioRs in the party; that II Is going
TO be a harmonious campaign, a win
ming campaign.
Then the audience was dismissed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-17
DEMOCRATS OF
DELAWARE MEET
Henry A. Houston Secured Nom.
nation For Congress.
REPUBLICANS BADLY SPLIT
j. EDWARD ADDICKs MENTION.
ED IN PLATFORM.

MOVER, DEL. Sept. l6.-The Demo-
ii cratic state convention today
nominated the following ticket:
Representative in Congress-Henry
A. Houston.
State Treasurer-Joseph II. Hossin-
ger.
Auditor-J. T. Lowe.
The contest hinged on the nomination
for congress. Houston defeating ex-
Congressman Handy by a majority of
two votes. Because Of the split in the
Republican ranks the Democratic lead
ers claim to be able to elect their con-
gressional candidate in November, and
consequently there was a scramble for
the nomination.
After touching upon local issues. the
platform refers 10 the senatorial stu
ation, and has this 10 say of the eff
forts OF J. Edward Addicks to rule Del
aware politics:
We, the delegates Of the Democrat
&c voters of the state Of Delaware. in
state convention assembled. do declare
mat the question of overwhelming i'm
portanee 20 the people of this state is
"Hether the state shall be wholly infiu-
enced by its criminal and ignorant
classes under the leadership Of a COM
mereiai adventurer and his creatures,
VINO, oIsgTacing and corrupting our
Poiitlcs as Tar as they can. only know
enough or the traditions OF our state
70 reYile them and 10 attack the mem
cries Of those honorable and upright
men under whose guidance and advice
our state maintained her high positions
in the Union.
we look with anxiety and apprehen-
sion upon the present management of
AFFAIRS in the Philippine islands. We be-
neve that these islands, now IN our
undisputed possession. should be SO
managed as to give the inhabitants
speedy control OF their own local af-
fairs and an established form OF re-
publican government.
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THE REMEDY.

/ TO be concerned because some of the
! boys have left US. There are always
some who have no settled convictions.
| who are sWayed as the growing wheat
I In the field before the wind. There are
always the doaters, who so back and
forth, who have no stability and little
] principle. These changes ought to in
still in US "a greater fidelity 10 the par
! ty. a feeling to do or die for the prin-
ciples we stand for Every time a
man leaves il ought TO make us fight
all the harder instead OF feeling dis
/ eouraged. We ought 10 say that we
! viii win back two To take his place.
IL ought to instill in us a determination
TO stand more firmly by the principles
of the party.
at matters not II we do not win to-
day, for IL Is not the office we are
lighting for. but for the right and for
the future. What matters IL if Sena-
tor Kearns gets more votes in the flu
ture? 1t is the future we mast look
! to. He has got the more papers; ne
has got the more Silver Kings. But
that is not saying that he will win. We
viii see.
Personally. I do not care whether 1
win or not-but l am going to De elect
ed. Don't be frightened by the show
OF gold by the Republicans. Don't be
lead away BY the glitter OF the trusts.
Don't be lured away from the path of
Righteousness, from the rights Of the
people, from human liberties.
If the Democratic party should die
freedom Of the country would die. and
the world would 90 back 1000 years.
But the party is not going to die: it
will live on forever. Let US manifest
ourselves for the right and fight for
the people and maintain the principles
taught Us by Jefferson and Bryan"
Frank Cannon Stirs Meeting.
The chair made the announcement
that Frank ]. Cannon had been elected
chairman OF the state committee. and
that he would address the meeting.
The mention OF his name was the sig
nal for long cheers and most Vigor-
Gus applause.
What would man not give 10 save
his hfe?" said the speaker as he
stepped TO the front Of the stage and
seemed to be looking every person in
the house straight in the eye.
What viii the Democrats give 10
save the political life OF the state? II
you viii give as much for the party as
~ Npu4u give III Sou4 OWN NE you
win show the people that the state can
and viii be run BY the people and not
by single individual Don't think il
belongs to your neighbor to do the
work. IL belongs % you. and II you
don't DO it you are the falsifier. We
VIII show them whether the Democrats
81 the state are scared. We will show
them whether the party is dead. II is
not dead"
Mr.. Cannon then went on 10 say that
he was chairman OF the state commit
tee: that the candidates were his can
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-17
GUN WENT OFF BY ACCIDENT.
7. B. Smith, a Pocatello Business
Man, Badly Wounded.
Especial 10 The Herald

Pocatello, Ida. Sept ls.-T. 3. smith,
a prominent business man Of this city.
was brought IN from Minidoka this
morning suffering from a severe gun
shot wound he was after ducks and
his gun was accidentally discharged.
the shot taking effect in his right leg,
tearing of the entire calf Of the leg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-17
PLATFORM OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF UTAH

l LA11 UNIV VI I'LL DLIIIO
WE tbs convention as
" sfs rs551 os5 faith IN Declaration Independence
Favor GOVERNMENT CONSENT OF GOVERNED
o saae ana ] a da s' RoT sas sSa,s the
CONSTITUTION FOLLOWS THE FLAG
may a0i sstsad 9 A ii upon S a nn and that
CONGRATULATE cuRA-FAvoR ASSURANCES PHILIPPINES
and G1Era'e the people Of Cuba family
bns Of Snf war gi5 Spain dorsa to be
f 5 would have prevented leaders
years has 6n Sd in the Ss conflict at any time
DEMOCRATIC EXPANSION REPUBLIcAE IMPERIALISM
the We are opposed to the policy
sons and placed his gf'lafe aeeS b es lives OF many
tend aid peoples struggling Independence against
favor peaceful seqHion terroy
when the welfare republic
of trade and while
REPUBLICAN INsUIAR DENOUNCED
hold that the Fhpinos
government believe United Fns estaS
Interference country rights
We Philippine policy party record of
o T "a =, s s ,
already led to the sae6ce thoSsRn lives nsd u ne
necessary to double the endo%mens Of an the un
baoa Of rsier oys the snre d S %e provide Tor the conserving and DIS
permanent retention colonial
people America
erns the fCTao
cost this more than can
and syncates surely
OPPOSE MIrTrAR1sM-FAvoR sGALL STANDING ARMY
miasn expensive
ganzed militia sufficient
the volunteers with and
evidence national defense safely entrusted e
PRAISES FOR THE AMERICAN SOLDIER
We hold reverence the s patriotism and ss the A%srn
written he Republican
against unworthy officers havesnone words
intelligence
Of enlisted the
Republicans violations the civilized
army and navy to root out evils and dismiss rongdoe This the Demo-
clear that the Republican a@nisaon
n the officials arraigned.
APPROVE MONROE DOCTRINE.
We the Monroe doctrine which foh the ACQUISITION of A
can territory by European powers and adhere to the JnssOnan p9
1e with S nons ana n0H friendship Win al "Al0n' anu
TRUSTS MENACE TO THE PEOPLE
We believe all special privileges
great industries the country has become menace to the welfare and liberty
Republican tariff legislation framed chiefly their interest and AFFORD t
charged the American
SUGAR TRUST AND CUBA
policy advantage
prohibition all competing what the trusts have to SEN
mnstratOn admitted
upon removed later wu
advantage
Refining
REMEDY
We admitting
ana we demand the exercise OF all legitimate and
eon Of the eradication evils connected with their
their penalties
we tariff
will distribute the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-17
PUBLIC SCHOOLS CROWDED
Pocatello Board Compelled to Rent
Trinity Hall.
(special to INC HeraId

NDENNIttI % 7 It IlCIdII.l
Pocatello, Ida, Sept. 1.-THE school
board has been compelled to rent Trim
ity hall for school purposes. The at
tendance at the schools today was over
900. and IL win Increase TO +. 600 or more
during the week. Over $50 6-year-elds.
who have never gone to school before.
reported the first day.
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EXCLUSION OF cooLIE LARoR.

EXCLUSION OF cooLIE LABOR
We favor the exclusion an coole labor win
our population Chinese or Other inhabitants Of the Orient We endorse
& present. weak and s 9 nd mf3S na substituting
present. aa n9 deo s the h it %f attribute the
ARBITRATION Diff cULTIEs
We believe in the organizaton Of labor the
Sd sp5raGoa Shos ds S5s 6 s s Ss2f
SILVER AND GOLD FOR MONEY
We s f"aS the asf P5ss' embodied in the Kansas City
BY the output god n s and the a G WITH 9 3
enough for ali the demands Of business " ~ @ ~ wa" 'h money
FOWLER BILL DENOUNCED.
We anSuass the Fowler bank bill By which the Republican
bearing debt retired effort
BROWNING the money power in this era of
TO RECLAIM
We favor the reclamation Of the
n p sa a PdsS efr eogrss work for h pro
which destroys the
FAVOR ELECTION OF SENATORS BY PEOPLE
and 4 s Adoption IF a s y sa vote @ people,
LAMENT DEATH OF PRESIDENT
s Sar ' os aess Of @ f President Mckinley and extend " his
DENoUNcE ANARCHY.
this class Of s4es Fom our
OPENING OF u1GrAH REsERvA TON
As an example Of Republican false dishonesty
favor In 1898 through the the
de Ss % and procure f ease @ large o9 the
Of New YORK Judge Anderson receny appointed
yon present Indian agent at the reservation and others This
the Republican administration
conclusive Of
appointed Anderson
judicial Columbia
s si h f0ua 6 Df0 ss inserted a the R @ P
Indians
to the opening OF the reservation step in that direction has been
will he
Republican legislature
amendments relating the Initiative and referendum
REPUBLICAN DoUBLE-DEALINe.
convention
platform pending
condemn
to adh her at the expen o
THE REPUBLICAN REPRESENTA- TIVE
relating and finance found
people Utah
w
in to
the
protecting during the
early settlement of the commonwealth !
RECORD L. RAWLINs.
magnificent record made by
colleagues of the entire
Of
senators romU of the United States
Demoa
the
fall Of other political an
wealth and power To VIII the people again turn ana ASK
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e-lf-A .tth
We sent 20 the islands goods OF The
value or x,S556S5 The total imports into
the UnitCd States from the islands as
given by the treasury dfnartment during
the year 1901 were s. 4a0,9i2 The total ex-
ports from the United States We're 81
ntota. Included In the exports are malt
LIQUORS. St1.ll6 and spirltuous liquors
SSl6.oet. The following shipment indicates
another character of export: One snip
ment during June by the troop ship XII
patrick conveyed 400 eoffins, valued al
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THE sMFLTER Trust.

We call
the Republican
refusal TO enforce the state law against
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-17
Our Trade with Philippines.

For this reason Il Is demanded that We
permanently retain the Philippine Islands
ln order 20 secure the trade OF The Orient
These islands have cost us already more
than Sd5o.ooeUo0. to say nothing OF the
sacrifice OF life resulting from this war
OF aggrt ssiOn. The import from and ey-
ports "a the Islands FOR the fiscal year
1901 Is shown IN the following table.
Imports % the philippfne Islands.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

We denounce Republican
~ -
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PRAISES FOR THE AMERICAN S OLDER.
APPROVE MONROE DOCTRINE.

We approve Of the Monroe doctrine, which
can territory by European powers. and adhe
peace. commerce and honsest friendship witt
liances with none"
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VIII Win in November.

Talk about the party being dead,
IL viii rise up In its majesty and win
az the polls in November. / wish I
could speak OF them all-al the grand
noble and faithful Democrats who have
worked so hard and steadfast for the
party In times past and who will re-
double their Efforts this fall. / wish 7
could call them all out by name. and
pay a tribute 10 them. but I can't. I
nave only spoken OF few. Just 70 show
you that the party Is not dead: that il
u very much alive, and Is going To
make night this fan that will be a
surprise To the opposition. a tight that
win win.
We don't want TO forget the rank
and the flle, the boys who fight in the
trenches. We do not want 10 forget
them. The boys ia the harvest fields
those who tend the sheep herds the
farmers sons-Ciod bless them-Ne 40
not want 90 forget them. And we
won't.
senator Rawilns has just said that
the fight Is To be between Democracy
and plutOcracy. The Democratic par-
~ has been the evangel OF the people.
Il has touched the blind eyes, ana they
have seen: II has lifted up the with
cred hand and arm, and given them
strength; il has touched the weary
heart. and given il renewed pulsa-
lions; Il has given life and strength to
the weary.
IT doesn't seem TO me that we ought
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E. tbs Democratic party OF Utah
II semhed faith in the Declaration of Indep
allegiance 10 the constitution Of this republic
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Profit For Trusts Alone.

Assuming thai those engaged in this
trade make net profit. both on the ex-
pofts and imports, OF - per cent. their
( Total annual profit win scarcely exceed
10000, or for five years. 100000. Thai
q, during the five years OF our Operation
IN the philippines. We have expended
more tnan tooeooo,0o0 and have derived a
profit 20 offset Il OF not 10 exceed $40
tpoV1 But the ssAod9af0 are paid hv the
+. people. tax payers Of the United States.
ana the profits, however small they may
De- mainly SO into the Golfers OF the
trusts Republican legislation and policy
Psls hsle regard 90 the former, and rv-
cry attention 20 the latter And the ne
riod % outlay In the islands has not end
81, but has hardly begun They bank
rupted ana ruined Spain. as stated by her
representatives IN Paris, and they will
surely tend 10 bring about the same re-
them.
Senator Beveridge says that we In
Etrueted the Filipin0s IN liberty We gave
them good roads, just institutions. equal
laws. Tree education general DrosperItv
and happiness. how opposite this MO
ture ia 20 the reality General Bell In an
in,eryiey, stated that. since our occupa-
tlon more than. one-sixth OF All the In
habitants Of Luxon had persisted Last
December an official report OF the artlnr
governor OF Batangas informed as that
the population % that province In two
years had been reduced from more than
$4,000 20 on0o0 Inhabitants. Ninety per
cent Of their draft animals have persisted
according 20 the testimony Of Governor
tart. No road has been built By "a. ex-
/ cept Tor some military movement. Towns
aud villages " the Inhabitants BY the
hundreds have been destroyed. The pros
perity We have given them Is evidenced
~ the charred ruins 81 the homes OF
the people. Everywhere We have dis
/ penfed disease and death and desOiation.
u may be truly said Of us thar We have
caused death 70 live and life 40 ale
Throughout the archipelago.
Inqaisition Methods Revived.
As al example Of liberty to those peo-
PIE We have forbidden them 10 read the
Dccis ration 81 independence The Phil
ippihe commission has passed a law mak-
Ing j penal 0ffense % belong 60 any
association or society for the promuipp-
Ton OF eny political principle or policy.
Terror. muuisiti0n and torture are The
means there by which We preserve peace
Gooq men. leaving home and acquiring a
/ Philippine experience. on return advocate
the adoption Of the same means here
which have been pfacticed there.
TIE policy OF the Republican party dur
ing the past five wears. both domestic
colonial and foreign has been in contra
sention OF the policy and traditions 81
~ republic since the DAYS Of its estah-
'lshment, II that policy Is continued. the
substance OF our free Institutions viii be
saten out and the republic destroyed. aud
rot even rs form may remain as an exc
smple to console the lovers OF freedom
ht2ughout the world and IN future gem
{ .ratlonz.
Great Reception For King.
When Senator Rawlins had taken his
ieat and the vigorous applause had
uDsided. the chair announced that the
emale double quarcette would render
. seiecuonl Il sang campaign song
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FAVoR aovERNMENT q CONSENT o. GOVERNED.

reate that al governments powers the con-
OF the
Z republic N
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When Senator Rawlins had taken his
ieat and the vigorous applause had
ubsided. the chair announced that the
emaie double quarsette would render
: selectionl n sang a campaign song
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We hold that the constitution should follow that
OF me Tree government which
where me CONSTITUTION extend
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-04-09
High Pressure DAYS.

Men and women alike have 90 work
necessarily with brain and hand 60 hold
their own nowadays Never were the
deman Is of business. the wants OF the
family, the requirements of society,
more numerous. The first effect Of the
praiseworthy effort 30 Keep up with all
these things is commonly seen IN a
weakened OF dchlitated condition Of
the nervous system, which results in
dyspepsia, defective nutrition of both
body and brain. and In extreme cases
Ina complete nervous proStraiion. IL is
clearly seen that what is needed is what
will sustain the system. give vigor and
tone % the nerves, and keep the digos
tive and aSsimilauvo functions healthy
and active. From personal knowledge.
we eau recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla
FOR this purpose. ID acts on an the vital
organs, builds mp the whole system. and
fits men and women for these high
pressure days.