Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-25
THE DEMOCRATIC
RALLY LAST NIGHT.

IInLL LHUl HIuIII
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admitted, our present duty would be
none the less plain and imperative
our people must never tolerate the clta-
ton OF one act OF usurpation 0s an eN-
Cuse for another The first may posi-
by be due to mistake, the second being
based ON the first, cannot be-. (Loud
applauseJ ...,
"rhe highest regard for constitutional
morality speaks through these WORDS
To- you And coming down To the mat
ter OF the challenge. he makes this re-
marx; 4 accept the challenge l
should have been very much dlsap-
pointed al him had he not done so.
accept the challenge and declare that
u elected ] win revoke that order. but
/ 10 further and say that being done, l
viii contribute my EFFORT toward the
enactment of a law 10 be passed py
both houses OF Congress and approved
by the executive, that viii give an age
limitation without reference TO dis
ability to the surviving heroes OF the
Civil war, and under the provisions or
such u pension may be accepted win
dignity, because OF the consciousness
that Il comes as Just due from the
people through their chosen representa-
tiyes, AS largis distributed by the
chief executive
DRAMATIC INTERRUPTION
That is the difference between the
spirit ,.-.
Voice from the gallery. gen. Witch
eD--Wlil You permit an old soldier TO
ask YOU q question:
Nh Roberts. Yes, sir proceed.
General Wltcher-- from the Gallery
You say that this dignity and honor.
now suppose n Democrat Us elected, ana
Mn. Parker ig elected and that he
makes recommendation Of that kind,
who would constitute that Democratic
Congress? More than one.half would he
IRON the south, men who fought tor
four years to destroy this government
Mr. Roberts.-l think that VIII do.
Voice from the Hall-Men VINO WIZ
give us plcnty--tCrles or put MN OUT
Mr. Roberts--Will you come to your
Interrogation point? ! pray you, lVce
not that kind OF a sentiment When am
speaking from a platform before you,
Don't put out gentleman VINO Woulu
ask a question. You would pay me
small compliment II you should so pro-
coed. (Cheers).
1T is enough to say in answer TO
your proposition that the gentleman
makes that We are living IN the year OIL
grace 1904, when the warfares OF 1901
and 1866 are buried IN the ashes OF
oblivion prolonged cheers),
"Now, Mr.. Chairman l propose 10
renew I'm a perfect spirit OF fairness,
l trust-in fact, am sure | stall-'some
OF the public acts Of the candidates Tor
reelection.
DOESN'T THINK 50.
~ have already viewed this invasion
OF the legislative department OF our
government by discussing order NO 10
i need not refer to that again except TO
ask YOU why was such an order ever
given. and / only ask you TO read Us
date The order bears date OF March,
1904. and Il was to take effect upon the
18th of April. and six months later there
was TO be a presidential election DO
YOU suppose for one moment that the
president thought that the benetciary
Of this order. with his pension In his
rocket would vote against the eXecu'
live who was I'm favor Of invading the
legislative department Of the govern
ment to give him such a pension /
hardly think so.
80, re- ppoeprpOIrsq
III 10 i'O''i ........,,,,
Next Each year OF lale company
Of Cubans meet IN inc eity oi - ior ,,,
for the purpose OF glorllyinB lne new
nation OF CUBA anu lase v" go, % ,hn
annual banquet lhe ptes'uolt :" Wv
United states was HlFittu " uo p,eo
emit Duties oil various Alius p,oI 49,
his attendance, ana ne WrI,e a ,e' W.
and the letter that was "Il''el 70 "a ', ne
Of those things when we con rgsa,I i,; 10
a wonder ana n marvei III po''lcal NY,
This is what no SAID III the course VI
| his letter: ,.,..
II a nation SHOWS that II hnoM1
| how to act with decency ~ nluus.l ia az
! and political matters, u IL heepS o,uel
| and pays It's obligations thel y nteI
fear no interference rom VIZ o, ane'i
States All we ask Is 'hat trey sr",'
govern themselves WEI, anu ~ ' ,ho
! porous and orderly NheIe 'u,e 20 wy. we
case they VIII ma Only n''''N'''9''
from US
WHAT THEN?
,p,, s,rrose that IA not the case
concerning nations who are thus spo-
| -, 20 cunnoea for example they
lI ~ 81 honnan M have different IDEAS