The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08

GOOD OUTLOOK
IN CACHE COUNTY
King and MoyIe Return From
Tour.
DEMOCRATS STAND FIRM
KING BELIEVES sPRY WILL BE
DISAPPOINTED.
DEMOCRATS STAND FIRM

we found the situation in Cache
county very favorable TO Democratic
success" said Judge King. on his re-
turn from the north last night. II do
not believe the statement of Mr.. Spry
IN regard TO the Mormon Democrats
VIII be verified We found the Mormon
Democrats standing by their guns in
good shape. and there is every assur-
ance that all the Democrats of Utah
VIII do their duty. The Democrats Of
Cache are active and senator Barber,
the county chairman, is waging an en-
ergetic and aggressive campaign. The
outlook for Democratic success in the
county is very fattering.
ave heard that some OF Mr.. Howelrs
supporters were using the same argu-
ment the congressman is reported 10
have used In talking to the Rich county
bishop. but. so far a. we could learn.
the argument is having no effect on
Democratic voters. believe Il will be
found the Mormon Democrats win re-
sent any efforts to induce them to
swerve from their fealty 10 the party.
Mr.. Moyle is making a fine campaign
and is leaving a splendid impression
wherever he goes. The Mormon Dem
-ocrats are especially pleased with
Judge Powers, who will, I am con-
WINGED, command the full strength Of
the party"
Judge King and Mr.. MoyIe returned
together after their speaking tour in
Cache county In discussing the out
look for the national ticket Judge King
said:
Parker Gains Strength.
II regard Mr.. RooseveIt's chances OF
carrying the state as growing less each
day The more the people learn of
him. OF his unsafe methods. his uncon-
stitutional acts. his belligerent and
fantastic characteristics the more they
are inclined 10 vote for Judge Parker
The people of Utah are essentially q
people who love law and order. They
believe in a constitutional form of gov
eminent They have always insisted
on a strict Interpretation of the consti-
tuition, and particularly those features
that relate to personal rights and local
government. The people of the
dominant church particularly feel that
the liberties Of the people are wrapped
up in the doctrine that the federal gov
eminent is one of limited powers and
that the reserve rights are with the
people. The people of Utah are be-
ginning 10 see that Judge Parker
stands for constitutiOnalsm. for loca
self government. for those policies
which alone give the people the right
10 control their own domestic affairs.
RoOsevelts policies. they begin to see
are unconstitutional and his intemper-
ate course reveals beyond question the
Z fact that he has a contempt for the
limitations prescribed in the federal
constitution. The people of Utah, too,
are essentially a peace-loving people
They hate war and carnage. Many of
them have come from European coun-
tries where the evils Of militarism are
SO apparent They now see that Roose-
Welt stands with the constitution under
his feet and the sword in his hand,
while Parker stands with the cOnstitu-
ton in his hand and the sword under
his feet. ] feel confident as the discus
sion in this campaign proceeds that
Roosevelt viii grow weaker and Parker
viii grow stronger. The Democrats
have everything to encourage them and
with united effort they will sweep the
state"
Judge King has fully recovered from
his recent illness. He has so shaped
his law practice that he will be at lib
erty until after election and intends e
devote his entire time to the work OF
the campaign.