The San Francisco call., 1904-10-08
Large Crowds Gather
at Salt Lake and
Bingham to Greet
Roosevelt'S S Mate
MAKES APPEAL
TO THE VOTERS
Shows That Prosperity
of the Nation Is Due
to the Policy of the
Republican Party

BRIGHAM. Utah, Oct 7.-senstor
Fairbanks spoke here this morning on
his arrival from ogden, at which city
he spent Thursday night He was ac-
cOmpanied by Senator Dolliver of Iowa,
Senators Smoot and Kearns Of Utah,
Congressman Smith of Iowa and a
large contingent Of Utah's leading Re
publicsns. The meeting was held in
the opera house.
Senator Fairbanks made an appeal
for the support of the Republican ticket,
contending that only by keeping that
party in power could the highest de-
gree Of prosperity be attained. He made
no mention Of the differences existing
among Republicans in this State. nor
did he refer to the question of polyg
amy. The anti-Mormon wing of the
party is. however, quoting a sentence
from the Senator's speech at Ogden
last night as in support Of their posi-
ton The passage is as follows:
In the final analysis the American
home is the unit Of the republics
strength: that home wherein presides
one mother. where there is gathered
about the hearthstone faithful hearts
filed with love Of the American flag
and with alteration for the institutions
Of our fathers. which have been COM
mitted To our highest and most loyal
keeping"
The Senator's speech here was cor
daily applauded. as were the speeches
Of Congressman Smith and Senator
Dolliver.
PAYS TRIBUTE TO WOMEN.
Senator Dolliver referred in his
speech TO the fact that female suffrage
prevails in this State.
For my part" he said, Il think the
Republican party has everything to
gain and nothing to lose by the sys-
TEN. ] trust to the intuitive sense Of
the women TO catch and appreciate the
wisdom Of Republican policies, for
these policies make for the improve
ment Of the home as no other policies
can"
The party left here at s:45 for Salt
Lake City.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah Oct T.
As Senator Fairbanks special train
was preparing to pull out Of Brigham
number of young women, employees
Of an adjacent cannery, came up TO
shake hands with Senator Fairbanks.
How many Of you can voter" asked
Senator Dolliver.
Only cne confessed that she was old
enough TO exercise the franchise.
Be sure you vote the Republican
ticket" said the Senator.
You can bet your life on that" was
the reply as the train left the station.
At Pennington Senators Fairbanks
and Dolliver made brief speeches from
the rear platform of the Edgemere,
and Senator Fairbanks shook hands
with the people there congregated. In
his speech at that point Fairbanks
spoke Of the facility Of the Republican
party for government, saying that it
amounts to genius, while he claimed
that on the other hand, the Democratic
party is absolutely deficient in this re-
spect. He urged the people Of Utah to
stand by the party capable of best
handling the affairs of the Government.
saying that wise policies must benefit
all sections alike, while poor govern
ment must be equally hurtful to ALL
MORMONS HEAR FAIRBANKS.
The Fairbanks special train arrived
in Salt Lake City at 1918 p. m, and
headed by brass band Senators Fair
banks and Dolliver and the other men,