The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-14

I man seems 20 De the purpose and OBJ
/ lecJ of Republican legislation. We dnd
+ an elasticity given the constitution. We
. fnd rhaI 90 meet the purposes of the
/ Republican party the same provisions
apply here and do not apply there.
. There is uO such thing as "a uniformity
of the customs law. We have one tariff
Tor Porto Rico, another for the Philip
pines and another for the country at
/ large. The great subject for ConsiI-
Grafton is ,he tariff law of this COun-
try
Taking up the subject OF trusts. he
said.
"The object of the party i'm power is
to find something which viii not ac-
comp..sh the purpose
He referred 90 the statement OF Have
meyer of the sugar trust that "the
tariff is the mother of trusts.
The worst of it au." DE went on. "is
the absolute stiniuE of opportunity
taking away from the young man and
The young woman the hope t0 do some
thing, the hope 90 accomplish some
thing
eft Is our duty 90 stand closer and
closer together in this state, 90 have as
our great object the building up of the
cause of labor and the striking out of
The deadly ayarice which Is eating az
the vitals of the Republican party.
When we make the next campaign.
make it "a campaign of principle. Do
not truckle 20 this element or that and
BE- the principles are right they VIII
triumph in che end"
Henderson Denounces Lies.
judge IL. p. Henderson. who spoke
ON "Jenersonian Expansion. the Anti
thesis of Imperialism" said DE had
grievance. The grievance was book
falsely alleged 90 have the sanction of
the commission of The Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition, given over 90 mis-
representations about jefferson.
"Thera never was a man So beloved.
Sal slandered and abused as Thomas
Jefferson said the speaker.
"This book repeats the SANDER of
the president of The United states to- .
Qay-that Thomas Jefferson was a liar
and didn't know how 90 Tell The truth {
For 100 years the Republicans and .
their predecessors have denounced him
for the purchase of Louisiana. and the T.
next hundred years win Doe spent in I.
declaring he had nothing 90 90 With il J
az au."
Judge Henderson went on TO explain T.
taA.N' H.ANNA H"lANA SUI E.ANHt'ANiAH
spain controlled the mouth OF The Ais
sisslppi river and refused 90 allow the
vessels of the United States % navigate +
DO. An envoy was sent 90 Spain with .
authority 90 pay S2000000 for one side I.
of Che river To was not supposed that +
spain would sell louisiana Then 10 (
was learned that q secret treaty eX- +
listed whereby Spain had ceded L0u-
islaua 90 France
The Purchase Of Louisiana.
War was Impending between Eng
land and France. The English navy
controlled Che seas. The defense oil
louisiana would 1e difficult Ton France
ana impracticahle James Monroe was
appointed special envoy t0 France and
spain 20 negotiate the purchase of
enough land to give free navigation 10 f
lhe guI Napoleon offered 90 sell .
Louisiana for fl5.0mQa0 Monroe had
mo time to communicate mith his gov
eminent, nut be accepted The 0ner and
negotiated the treaty JEFFERSON stood
back of him. declaring thar The pure
chase was ln The interest ~ humanity
Equal rights as citizens We're guaran-
iced the iew inhabitants of The ceded
tract. ln The Philippines the case was
aluefenf, fhere are 100000 inhab-
3 aaHl7 IH il8st islands Who caHndt BR
assimuatel, and che reading ~ Che
Declaration Of Independence on tha
tourl1 Of July is i0rbidden