Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-11
PATTERSON At
THEATER MEETING.
,,lo,,do Senator Interests Large
Audience at Democratic
Rally,
pfFERS TO THE SNOOT CASE.
o,.,n,,sd il Briefly uud Disposition
,,,y snd Directed Part Of Ills Re-
n,,t, to Mormon Democrats ~

puosa large and aIGrcntly a hard
,n,,rg audience that gathered at the
o~ galt Theater last night to hear
S..,or Thomas Patterson Of Colorado
.,.pss Che issues Of the political cam
',.o from Democratic viewpoint
r,' Gathering was made up principally
men, though there were probably
,,s women ln attendance at this RAINY
mnany thus mr held in Salt Lake this
rltisan observable fact that there
fewer ana fever women at demons
s,Hons Of this kind than formerly.
ms reason may furnish food for
@ought tor political thinkers But that
ooImadyeuIng from a report OF
%, meeting
Tho building had the usual decora'
zion, OF flags bunting, potted plants,
se and Holds band played stirring
s- at the outset and at intervals dur
ng me evening, while a quartet liyened
.,st,ers up somewhat by the rendition
aa few songs The meeting was called
IA oder by state Chairman Bamberger,
who presented Judge Henderson as the
-,,,dmg officer for the evening The
i.iter made brief and encouraging
nk and then introduced as the first
sneaker Hon. james II. Moyle, the
democratic nominee for governor. Both
higs Henderson and Mr. Moyle were
enthusiastically received as was Sena-
,or Patterson. who was later presented.
On tbe Stage were many OF the leaders
o. ths party I'D addition TO Messrs.
Noye, Bamberger and Henderson.
Among them were Judge Varian, Hon.
Es. Richards, %. II. Roberts Judge
Naroneaux, National Committeeman
Perry Samuel Newhouse, Judge King,
Judge Dey Hon John I. Calne, George
ID PypeL. Hon. David Evans, Mat.
Thomas, Judge Stewart, and many 9TH
efs
Mr. smythc. the well known lrrlgo-
don writer and speaker was also pres
e1t and viii be heard from later
The meeting was a prOtracted one,
but The spegchmakIng was closely fol-
bged and the applause, while not as
,OciWous as rs frequently the case in
IKE gatherings was nevertheless earn
est Senator Patterson's speech was
rather on the analytical or intellectual
aler and 40 times quite us severe in
iragnments of Republicans as Sena-
CO.'S Fairbanks and Delivers were
88ns, Democrats. As a preliminary
b. referred fee,ngly 10 the late Presi-
Dent George Q Cannon, with whom he
NJe1 lu Congress. He said he had !
satned TO honor and respect him for
hIs honesty OF purpose aud evident con-
We1ous sincerity IN spiritual matters,
We also called attention 10 the splendid
commonwealth that had been founded
here by the pioneers, and Of their heroic
journey hllher. 10 referring to Senator
MWlns. he did SO 'as that senator of
analors that man among men,"
Ike created some amusement by say
Jog THAI he also knew Senators Kearns
ana Smoot but that II was not neces-
say TO give them a testimonial, as
lhey we're both in. He had incidentally
heard however that they were not now
Sleeping in the same political bed THAI
Aalos had been kicked out and THAI
snool had stolen the covering
ASrHE NEXT GOVERNOR"
When Chairman Henderson intro-
oled Nh M0yIe. II was as the next
governor Of Utah. The expression
..lgti the fancy Of the crowd and Mr..
Aolle was given a warm welcome. He
dd MOI speak long but what he said was
ot, received In part his remarks were
li follows
TO lhe Democrats Of Salt Lake 7
,,INs cheering news from the counties
nave visited, md that Is that In all
leIS OF me state they are confident or
great victory In the fan. | find ths
KEW on ne ranches getting less for
'gI eeeL While the consumers OF the
,.le Deel are compelled 10 pay more. |
Na'llally people wonder how this can J
y ana the study Of that question IL
~aA.ls Democratic votes every day.
d. nt DQasled Republican prosperity
\ uOI oIluding the farmers Of Titan {
as year found abundant crops {
.a,Ie'eT went In the state, but scarce
rl, and bank deposits decreasing.
' ',.., lae wool men, who Il would seen, !
...lla De linked 10 the Republican aa-
'....sslrauon are not finding the pro. J
Von ln i1f Dngley bill they we're 4
~ ~ o,Nele was there Republican =
.1,.'.,' lNeII 900 the fact that under q
/, 'sanl administration the number
I. VA ID tha country decreased To- ,
\. we can show where the mum. c
4. t.' ,.asai i200)000 IN one year nm. c
y lne Dmsey hnI sheepmen arc now L
"'' zoe p'ngley tariff was never o