The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-21
BRYAN SCORES
JUDGE PARKER
Convention Of kickers at Coop
eF Union, New York.
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
SAVAGE ATTACK MADE UPON
THE REORGANIZERs
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES

Parker convention called D.! SOM"
of those who do not concur in the
Parker instructions given at the New
York state convention. ". j.. Bryan
was the princina1'sp speaker. and when he
appeared ON the platform was enthusi-
astically applauded. Before making his
address, he said he would not name his
favorite candidate for president but
he made a savage attack on the 're-
organizers" and vigorously opposed the
nomination of Judge Parker. Who was
held up as the candidate of the cor
poratiOns and not Of the people.
Judge Samuel Sea bury OF the cts court
who presided, spoke of Parker g lhe ..-'i-
didate of the plutocfac4 ne duflste
the meeting to repudiate Parker anu
urged the sending OF q delegation 70 ~
Louis TO protest against his nOHlina.tioil
and 60 assure The couEenLiph thai i
nominated Parker could not carry me
state of New York.
Platform Of the Meeting.
The platform adopted al the meeting
opens BIZ Condemuing the expansion b..
speaking of the recent Democratic con-
ventiOn. the platform fecilss lhaL tiie
convention instructed loi Parker ~
vote of 3G1 to l49 and that many or ttlge1
Who voted against this resolution OF lu-
stFuCtiOn represented the Democratle as
tTiCts Of the state WheIe eHtAlls ~
party success. The platform goes. ~ 20
saw that Psrkers candidacy Is discfeo-
tied by the character of MS sponsors tli1
that neither he nor those VINO SPOKE 1lL
him have presented his candidacy 50 as
even TO deserve success. 1he PLATFORM
continues: rr.t.
speaks for him. We kn0W senator f5-ll
record. AS governor of the state OF ne"
York he blocked the secret 9a-iot- -
senator he opposed ms party positlgl
on he nj
or New York expressed thelr opinion or
Senator Hill when me was neaLen Loi tAe
office Of governor I'm 1854 by loo.JJJ votes
Neither harmony confidence nor success
can now follow his discfeoited leeo5l-
me platform continues by saying that
Parker was elected chief Justice or New
York ia 1898 because the name or ms OBJ
pOnent did not appear on me palloI OF
the Citizens union IN New YORK CiJS'
and then says.
Some Charges Made.
Judge Parker IS the candidate Of tariff
beneficiaries, impeTiaIists, m0nOpOlsts
and those who profit by special priFl-
leges and seek 20 uphold them as vested
feThe present issue IS whether the bene-
ficiaries of special privileges shall control
the government OF whether lu shall De
administered FOR the protection Of rights
The party should refuse 20 follow the
leadership of such men as August Bel
mont declares the resoluuons, aulils
that the Albany platform tailed 10 make
q single issue with Republican policies
contained no denunCiatlon ~ president
RoOseVelt's usurparion of power no ref
l0mbia. no opposition TO the government /
of colonies by the republic ana no con- /
OF rnouopohea ta private (
hands. The platform adopted tonight DE- I
nOuuces protection Of monopoly DJ taElIi, 4
ard concludes.
BE it resolved. That committee of I
twenty-five, OF which the cnalr shaH Pc 4
one, be appointed bT the chair 10 present 4
this protest to the St. Louis convention I
I'm the course of the resolutions this !
declaration is made as 70 candidate,
1.-THE candidate Of the Democratic party (
must be man who has stated his prln-
ciples and can be trusted to apply them 4
with firmness and courage
Mr.. Bryan's Speech.
When Mr.. Bryan arose he was given an
ovation. I'm 3arJ he said,
want 10 say Jnal ultI you nave an
election at which Judge Parker gets more i
votes than ] did I shah insist on coming
back heres I am entitled to say that the I
doctrines that we cherish In the west are
not so unpopular here.
Il believe that the national convention
should not nominate the man whom your
state convention has recommended The
great question this year Is not the money
have a plutocracy or q democracy lIy
own position has been and viii be that
I
tdVisablhty or Mr. Hearst or others. All {
I ask is that we have man ON whom .
here is not The faint Of monopoly.
81 want TO give some reasons for my
opposing Mr Parker I believe that he
would be q weak candidate in the cam
1aign and If elected a great Cisappoiut- +
neut to the people. / am anxious not 10 T
be harsh and so when I wanted no de-
lounce Grover Cleveland Z seldom could +
ind words to convey ms thoughts, and in .
This perpleElTT 7 quoted Air. MCkLnIeE-
When I wanted to criticise Parker Z f
hunted around for someone / could use
ls an authority.
Quoted Senator Hill.
II found in 1891 speech made by David /
g. Hlll, in which he denounced Cleve-
ano's candidacy TO the effect mat 81 was
q policy of stFaddlers and towards ii +
VAS politics OF the kind that made De-
uocracy blow some uncertain sound
b policy of babes and sucklings.
MT Parker goes before me country on
coWardly. stradoiing platform. Ihe
Democrats Of this country are brave men,
Democracy in 1885 knew ln that year
men lD every state Whe were threatened
With bankruptcy for being Democrats.
"What does the state platform stand /
orr Il states it IS opposed TO unnecessary
luties Whoever advocated am uuuecfs-
iary duty Where does Parker stand ou
Imperialism We don't know Where I
ioes he stand on the money question: IS q
ilver2 We cannot teli. Maybe he IS FOR
'adlum-who can teiI2
81 object 20 playing with loaded dice.
We don't know Parker's views. but n
-fraid some men do. Friends. don't trust
him.
- charge that while Parker has con-
'ealed his views from the 8uD'ic ha has
made them known to the Irep behind him
Attack on Belmont
What is 8Ir. Belmonts consideration
. the Parker candidacy ne - too
hreWd q financier 10 invest hfs money (
Without being sure of the return OF tho
FOODS. if Atr. Parker dealt honestly he
would say 20 hlr Belmont WHAT be says
o others, that his lips are sealed and
III has been a fraudulent eampaign
7hey have openly noUght men and con-
enuons and any man who c11ntcsllccs
hat work does nor deserve fne office ol
PRESIDENT I'm Connecticut mon were
ought at the conventions in Parkers iu-
crest. j denOuncs Parker candidacy as
ne carried on bg tramuiiDz on the rights
Il Democrats.
81 was not defeated by tie principles
i the Chicago ana kansas cay platform.
lut hecaUse HAD to carry the SINS u "a
Eaitorous president who betrayed bis
arty My protest today asain=t Belmont.
Cleveland and the resi- s. that they arc
aEing the party back To Nail street.
Parker s traVeiine . Hesatfe guar
emlnds me of the story vi the men BE-
raise Of & child VINO said tnat il looked
nd breathed So Parker looks at the
reat financial lights and hreathes-
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