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

navigator of che great human prlnc.-
pies which have lived for @ century
and a quarter iu the Democratic party
of the United States. was shown nt-
coming honor by the Utah Demoefal.
club at "a banquet aJ the Commefclal
club last evening. 10 was the anAI-
Nersary of his birth.
The people were called upon 90 it-
member the principles of liberty, or
equality Ol man and of the right OF lAe
common people t0 Dee heard
Great hone of success iu the future
was expressed 10 was confident bee
lief that the right would prevail and
the belief was not unsupported by logic
Facts and figures were adluced 10
show that the principles of the Sage of
Monticello were likely tO De given the
overwhelming endorsement of the Not-
ers OF the great republic if The men
and women who We're steadfast boz the
faith would only stand together ana
work in harmony toward thc common
enc
To A. j. Weber was left the arith-
\ metic of the occasion. Fe was able 90
: demonstrate 90 the satisfaction OF DIS
-arers that the United States was
Yflely 90 return 90 the true Democratic
rnclplFs at the next national cleo
tpn. .
NE eUNII VIII once more ur rlANr
y declared AR. Weber. basIng his con-
illusions ON the issue of white supre-
macy raised bg Roosevelt. This means
1.9 electoral votes III candidate
were chosen who could carry New
York as Dee believed could easily be
done this would mean tHirty-siX cleo
toc3l votes. Colorado with four, Ne
VaJi with three and Montana with
three he counted as safe for Dem1c-
Ifcy. This left only nineteen necessary
- secure majority.
Umh's Probable Place.
Utah was next t0 De- considered, and
. the speaker raised the question whether
\ = could be placed i'm the doubtful
column.
when q state viii elect Tom Kearns
n senator because of his money and
Reed Smoot senator because of his
money, / don't know whether there is
amy hope Tor &C." De said "but if the
good Lord viii only sit ON the fence
one campaign. Wen make Utah Demo
cratic again.
Idaho Dee classed as doubtful Cali
foruia could be- carried by recognizing
properly Che labor vote iu san Franz
cisco. illinois with llH twenty four
electoral votes, ought Co De- good Dem
ocratlc battle-ground. Between 1896
and lsoo The Democratic party gained
10000 votes mostly iu the city of cli-
cago. and with Carter Harrison as q
Vice presidential candidate. the state
should Doe carried. Indiana was also
doubtful. -bur with a strong candidate
fhis state should Dee carried and vice
tory should perch ON the Democratic
banner
The speech of Mr. Weber dealt more
especially With the practical details OF
politics. Others dWcIt ON the great
principles OF Democracy as originated
hy Jefferson. New life was Infused
into the strong Democrats and others .
who attended. ami courage aud hope .
were made 90 hlI their breasts
Mr.. Moyle's Address.
The specchmakug began when James .
III. M0yl. president uf tha Utah Dem
NWatic club. welcomed tha guests ana f.
Produced Senator Simon Bamberger F.
y toastmaSter. M Bamherser who .
iaesided with his customary Wit ami T.
grace introduced IS. j.. EydaIch of /
Provo to respond lo the toast, Thomas .
Jefferson AIR. EyiHlch who for 90 /
young man has made "a high reputa- .
ton as am orator. lived nap to am exc
pertatlous. He paid eloquent tribute .
90 the great man whose birth was be-
inE celebrated, and eXpouuded tho
principles So dear 90 Jhe statesman .
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