The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-05
NOW Is THE TIME
TO STRIKE HOME
Address Of President Hearst TO
Democratic CHS.
STIRRING APPEAL is MADE
EARNEST CAMPAIGN WORK
SHOULD BEGIN AT ONCE.

IN uoiph Hearst, president Of the Ma
uonai Association Of Democratic
clubs, has issued an address TO that
association urging upon its members
special activity and unuring energy
from now until the closing Of the
polls"
Mr.. Hearts address says. i'm part:
4 hope that every official and every
individual member Of every club i'm our
association viii do all that he can. and
more than ever before-to promote and
expound the interests and the beliefs
of genuine Jenersonian Democracy.
i call upcn all members Of the clubs
to begin earnest campaign work inn
mediately, to reorganize where, re-.
organization is necessary and especial
~ TO respond promptly and eBerget-
lcally' 10 every suggestion thai may
( come from The national management Of
the Democratic party.
Cooperation Pledged
Il have offered my. services and those
or my newspapers to the managers OF
I the Democracy and insofar as have
( telt justified az your president i'm 50
dong 1 have offered the much greater
influence OF the National Association.
OF Democratic clubs. pledging the hon
est cooperation Of all the members 70
further effort on the lines Of that gen
ulne Democracy In which a majority
OF the American people believe.
There are special reasons why tho
Democrats Of the URited States should
assert themselves and work enorget-
iCally i'm this campaign
First and foremost fhara * { no neT-
manent duty before us alive must re-
store the government Of this country
10 the hands Of the people for whom
and by whom the government was Gre
ated.
As Democrats we are Interested es-
pecialy this year i'm repudiating and
disprOving by earnest. sincere work lie
charges made against us.
Prove him Falsifer.
The president of the United States
IN his formal letter of acceptance calls
all Democrats hypocrites and time
servers He says that they are COM
PEELED 10 imDrovisc their convictions.
and that It is no wonder they forget
their convictions over night.
1T is the duty OF the members Of the
National Association Of Democratic
clubs and of al Democrats TO unite i1
proving that Democrats have princi-
pies. and permanent principles
We should unite 10 preach our Dem
ocratic beliefs from now until election
day and TO vote for those principles
on that day.
"The Democratic party has great
respect for vested rights-it has also r
great hatred Of vested wrongs. no mat
ter how long or respectable their an
tecedents Democrats believe I'm the
statement Of their platform that The
rights of labor are certainly no loss
vested no less sacred and no less in
alienable than the rights Of capital
Colorado Crime Denounced.
Democrats denounce the expectation
without process of law of workingren
and women from the state of Colorado
or from any other parts Of American
soil. The Democracy detests all kinds
OF anarchy and especially that which
puts the executive of A state. backed
by the militia. above the laws and
above the courts.
The Democracy believes in putting
the thieves out Of the postofice and
all other branches OF public service.
from the United States senate all the
way down.
The Democrats believe that public
prosperity IS public property and that
not even the occupant of the White
House should turn meh Of war into
private yachts or make OF the officers
and sailors Of the navy the domestic
servants of the presidents household.
1.-THE Democratic party believes in
eXpansion-it is the party OF expansion.
as Jefferson was Americas greatest ez-
pansionist. But it is opposed 70 i'm
perialism.
ts7-Ns Dau7ocra tic r,1affo-r, cove.
We denounce protection as q rob
berry. of the many to enrich the few
and Democrats mean exactly what the
platform SAYS
Menace to Trusts.
They know that through protection
the trusts rob the public. workingmen
and business men alike And Demo
Gratis, If elected, viii find q way 10 pull
away from the trusts their protecting
clOak-the tariff.
These, with a heartily pledged sup
port of the Monroe doctrine. demand
that the service OF the old soldier be
fairly and generously recognized. end
vigorous protest against the attempt
of President Roosevelt TO stir up race
hatred as an engine of political adj
vancement constitutes the main fea
lures of the latest Democratic platform
NOrQeG 10 meet tne eSpeclal conClllonS
and emergencies Of the day.
we Democrats hold now IN what we
did 100 years ago TO the doctrine u
equal rights FOR all and especial priv
ileges for none: while Mr.. RcooseVelt's
party and Mr. Roosevelt with every
appointment in his gift bestowed upon
some trust puppet hold 10 the doctrine
Of special fsvOrs for those who can
and viii pay.
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