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long as we uphold the standard of that
faith so long as we follow In the foot
steps of truth, so long shall we be sue
cessful, including this campaign.
Now fellow citizens, do not be dis
couraged on account of the few who
are leaving US. There Is nothing in
the situation to change the political
opinion of any Individual Can II be
true that we should sit idly by and per-
nit the money power of this state to
control the interests II the entire peo-
pie? Shall we SIT idly by and be i'm
bued with the idea OF trust beneficence
which shall eventually absorb the sub
lance Of all our citizenship? | ask
nothing more OF any man, woman or
child than to follow the dictates OF
conscience. We can have no patience
with any man who changes&his views,
not from honest and conscien tious mo-
tives, but from desire for self ag-
grandizement. The Democracy of Sc
yier county has lost tank of Beans,
and there has also been happy loss In
Weber county, That should not agl-
tate us. The question is: Are we RICH 2
Let US stand by our principles as truly
as though they were religion in
which we believed. and the party cam
not fan Of success in the campaign
which is now upoh u.s.
JUDGE HENDERSON.
Judge II. p. Henderson was called
and said that II there ever was time
when men and women were going 70
leave the party, that now was the time
for them To go; for II would he better
for them TO leave at this time than 20
wait for the last minute when their
votes had been counted upon, that he
would much prefer TO see them leave
now than to wait until the fight was
on In real earnest.
The speaker said that now IL the time
when men and women are solving the
problem In their own minds whether
they are capable Of governing them
selves or having some one act az their
dictator And he believed that they
would solve the problem by coming to
the conclusion that they did not want
man IN Washington who was dictated
TO by the powers that predominant over
the Republican party In favor Of the
trusts, but wanted a man there who
would represent them.
Judge Henderson then devoted some
time 10 telling how Senator Kearns
was dictated TO by Mark Hanna.
HON. JOHN T. GAME.
Hon. John T. Caine was the next
speaker. and I'm very forcible terms he
devoted attention TO Senator Kearns
and his method Of bossism. In con-
cluslon ne said that II the people want
ed 20 be bossed by Senator Kearns,
all they had 10 do this fall was TO
vote the Republican ticket. But II they
wanted TO govern themselves, they
would cast their ballot al the fall cleo
ton for the nominees on the Democrat
lc ticket
RESOLUTION FOR DEBATE
Delegate c. NJ Jackson here intro
dueed the following resolution:
1--WE endorse the action Of Chairman
Roylance in challenging the Repub-
lican candidate for Congress to joint
debate with the nominee OF this con-
vention. and we urge that further
challenge be sent looking toward a
Joint discussion in the coming cam
Laien of the issues by Senator Joseph
/, Rawlins on the one hand and Sem
ator Thomas Kearns on the other
This caused much laughter. The chair
said II was unconstitutional, as II would
"Innlct cruel and inhuman punish
ment.' Amid cheers and laughter the
resolution was adopted.
JUDGE WEBER.
Judge A. j. Weber OF ogden made
a rousing little speech in which he said
tho Democratic party was not dead
neither was 1t dying. He said the dele
gates and the members OF the party
would live 10 see II win many brill
liant victory In the future that the
country could not get along without
the Democrats: that they would be
here rs long as the world stood, ana
would be used az balance wheel IN
the world to come.
Judge Weber said he was glad that
Tho convention had adopted Jacksons
resolution, as Il meant. II the Repub-
leans accepted, double duel In the
field this fall. Senator Rawlins ana
Senator Koarns one; Judge Young ana
Judge McCarty another. and Joe
Howell and Judge King the third.
Laughter)
PLATFORM AND EMBLEM
After adopting the rooster In de-
FAINT attitude, with his head up It.
he higher" as the party emblem, Mr..
Noble warrum read the platform and
II was unanimously adopted.
NOMINATED BY ACCLAMAT1ON.
Nominations being the next order OF
business Judge HENDERSON nominated
Hon. X. W. Young for justice Of the
Supreme court and Judge Powers
nominated Hon. VIM. II. King as con-
gresham. Both nominations were
made by reclamation, accompanied by
roars of applause
STATE COMMITTEE.
Following is the personnel Of the