Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-03
l,i,.,,ed by Bryan and Es-Vc'
/ President Stevenson
,,oQGANlzERS ROASTED.
,,.o Means Retreat-Eneour'
~" -, ,odlcanons-w ". a. Hearst
!. Given II Good send-om

,,,oes Ia. April 2.-Three hun
W n.mocrats attended the Jeffer-
WV n,rouet tonight and the demand
".,sf, could not be met Inc
lance was representative OF the
a'.,oD,oiic party throughout the state
nroeipal speakers were W. D.
pr,s and former Vice President A,
s,.yonson w. r, Hearst who had
orrounced as a speaker, sent a
~ which was read, in which he
"a continued devotion by Democrats
y. nolltical principles of Jefferson
4, stevenson, who spoke first, gave
yisUs as to the proper policy for
nemocratlc party in the coming
a,aental campaign. He said In
at
.u,rmopy like happiness. is not Sc
.,.a by seeking for it; II comes as
reward OF rlght-doing. Harmony is
Ane 10 be felt, not a thing to be
MAJ about. The mere mention of
,nony suggests differences that need
cancellation, and the talk Of harmony
rsps those who disturbed it, left the
nv and lent their influence to the
amy. naturally recalls the issues that
l,,ted disturbance and naturally sug-
II. the inquiry whether the prodigals
ave repented or demand repentance
The party
Tho difference which existed on the
honey question still exists, for while
II, Republicans are boasting that the
grsy question is settled, money is
hi IN the great financial centers and
4 fnaneiers Of this country are re-
rlng to extraordinary methods to
enough money into circulation to
Hy on business.
On the trust question the same line
cleavage appears. The men who
ra,ened a panic If silver was re-
sWei now threaten a panic II the
.as are disturbed, and the trust
..nates are casting about for a Dem
ntie candidate so much like Re
.slean that the trusts can rest easy
natter which candidate is elected
Reorganization means retreat, and
.nat means Generalization and dis
ra From the low standpoint of ex-
lsney retreat could not be Justified
party poled nearly a million more
ga 10 support OF the Chicago and
EEas City platforms than were polled
Cleveland, even before his political
rss were exposed.
there Is q sordidness about the ar
zuts made by the reOrganizers that
" 10 disgust any well meaning or
minded citizen. 1t Is really in
ag 10 a man 10 intimate that he
iH II Is more important that we
ontrol Of the administration than
s1minlster power in accordance
h Democratic principles and in the
tigesl Of the people at large.
70 say that a right principle must
topped because the party has suf-
is defeat IN support Of the principle
As ridiculous as II is cowardly.
While circumstances determine the
rpaasls that should be placed upon
tncular issues, no party can afford
sbandon righteous position once
iih for fear that to maintain II would
Unpopular
N Bryan referred TO Gov. Cum
los as at the head Of a protest in
IA against the domination of the
publican party by the corporations,
said.
Re Is going to try to engraft the
We iiha In the national Republican
storm. While he seems destined to
" 20 bis purpose, ana while he may
iion the Republican ticket no mat
bow Odious the domination Of his
ny BY corporations may become, let
encourage him, for every word that
Ae2@ In favor Of tariff reform or
lulst legislation will have an edu-
dAaa Influence. His words viii go
making converts even though he
ietant rather than leave his par
eoy Cumming calls himself a
lllcan, but by showing some SYM
p with the people as against the
t'auons he has proven that he Is
~ AsaTer the Democratic party than
"a sao eit US IN 1896 who, In 1897,
,el OF the support they had given
W republican party, and who noW
~ Mer return to the party contn-
upon the party's abandonment Of |
leoples interest.
10y La Toilette OF Wisconsin
'ao"n some restiveness under Re- |
.ah methods. These are indications
ls Influences that are at work and |
'uvourage US TO make our appeal
awakened conscience of the peo-
as'T was read from A. c. Walsh
I.lNa' secretary Of the national |
49, IN which he stated that In |
Gsnsas city platform is to be |
q Democratic expression OF
n, .stc principles made by Demo-
H.. " iDout corporation iictatlon and |
IA .vofporatioh control" He main |
,,. Ial the party hs6 much to lose |
s., Jung 10 gain by repGdlatlng that |
o,hquet proper was announced |
~ s1hellng Of Democrats without |
M, , W llueerences Of opinion as 10 |
%l,y but In the afternoon a |
..,,s ~, " Kansas City platform ad- |
M. va, .a' held az which an organl-
ns va, va formed and a central com
}, ,s, evaled 10 work for Insertion IN |
n. sale platform the principles |
y, 5aansas City platform
van attended the maet,ng md |
b. III ,ne movement. "The Demo-
Nv h"itilca does not want "har-
sr5,,,a,. lold those present. "Tne |
nlA 4, n VI America wants the tri-
De'nocratlc principles"
BOOSTING HEARST.
3 ~o'1 IS Ia, April 2.-Former Vice
ssr,ssi,.so 'eNenson, who SPOKE al the |
,1lr,s. ~. s,.a,hluet tonight. closed |
Hs,,, Nl,n a reference to William
10 hss,s "nlch was taken by many
~ Yo,t as an endorsement of the
i,s s. mans boom for the Demo-
'Estsir . sas, hlial nomination. Mr..
rrsIgr. sun referring to the coming
on c sp,s, WI be TO the young men |
IA tts tsI,ry upon whom win soon
g8v,rs,ens and responsibilities Of
az ro,'s'..eht / am glad INT 50
~ ree-s, men are here toni ut. |
sho se',, 5he necessary absence Of |
'sr 4, az N.Y. 90 have been an honored
gles51 Doarl-Wllliam II. Hearst
roraey oI representative OF young |