The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-21

! address, he said he would not name his
| favorite candidate for president, buJ
he made savage attack on the re-
/ organizers" and vigorously opposed the
nomination of Judge Parker. who was
/ held up as the candidate of the COR
/ porati0ns and not OF the people.
/ Judge Samuel Se8hury of the city court
/ who presided. spoke of Parker ~ me Gang
didate of the plutocracy. lie ADVISED
/ the meeting % rePoolate FlIAet ana
urged the sending or "a delegation 90 So
| Louis to protest against h.s nomination.
! and 60 assure the o4Eehtloh tha' %
nominated Parker could not carry tAe
1 state of New York
Platform Of the Meeting.
/ The platform adopted az the meeting
] opens BIZ condemning the expansion poll
/ icv of the Republican a0miulsCra tluns I'D
] speaking Of the recent Democratic con
/ convention instructed for Parker by
I vote of 301 to 143. and that many Of those
( who voted against tiis fesotdtt9H on ll-
/ structiOu represented the DefnocFdtic ais
/ tTiCts Of the state where enthusiastic
Z support of the nominee is essential 20
! party success The platform goes. on to
! say that Psrkers candidacy IS ulscred-
tied by the character of his sponsors, ana
that neither he nor those WHO spoke i1f
I him have presented ms ca4gloac4 - ~
even TO deserve success me pialLoiih
/ Judge Parker Is silent Senator Hiu
speaks for him. we know Senator tiIlla
/ York he blocked the secret ballot AS
/ senator he opposed his party s position
on the tariff and income tax. The people
of New York expressed their opinion or
Senator Hill when NE was uealen Eof th5
office of governor IN 1883 Dy -32.y" Fp--e-
Neither harmony. confidence nor success
can now follow his discredited leader
The platform continues by saying that
Parker was elected chief justice of New
York in 1888 because the name OF his OPP
ponent did not appear on the ballot or I
the Citizens union in New York city, /
and then says:
Some Charges Made.
Judge Parker IS the candidate Of tariff I.
beneficiaries, imperlalists, monopoisLs /
and those who profit by special prlFl- /
leges ana seek to uphold them as vested /
rights.
'eThe present issue is whether the bene-
fiCiaTies of special privileges shall control /
the government or whether 10 shall be I
administered for the protection Of rights /
The party should refuse to follow the 4
leadership of such men as August Bel
mont, declares the resolutionS addlr
that the Albany PLATFORM rallied 10 make
q single issue with Republican policies,
contained no denuuciatlou or president 7
Roosevelts usurpati0n Of power no ref
erence TO the breach of faith with Co
lombia, no opposition 10 the government
OF colonies by the republic, and no con-
hands. The platform adopted tonight de
nounces protection of monopoly by tariff,
and concludes.
BE lit resolved. That a committee of
TWEEN ty-five, of which the chair shall be
one be appointed By the chair TO present
this protest TO the ST. Louis convention f /
i'm the course of the resolutions this
declaration is made as to a candidate
The candidate Of the Democratic party
must he q man who has stated his prin-
Ciples and can be trusted to apply them
with firmness and courage.
Mr.. Bryan's Speech.
When Mr.. Bryan arose he was given au
ovation. In 9art he said.
81 want to say that until YOU have an
election at which Judge Parker gets more
votes than did I shall insist on COmiuE
back hereF 7 am entitled TO say that the ]
doctrines that we cherish in the west are
not so unpopular here.
L believe that the national convention
should not nominate the man whom your
state convention has recommended. The 2
great question this year is not the money
question, but it is whether we are to
own position has been and viii be that
] 5natl not attempt TO decide upon the .
advisabiity of Air Hearst or others. All
4 ask rs that we nave man ON whom
there is not the faint Of monopoly.
- want 70 give some reasons for my 4
opposing Mr.. Parker. I believe that he
9aigu and If elected a great disapDoint- f
neut to the people ann anxious not 30 .
pc haLSI ana SO Wnen wanted 10 de-
lounce Grover Cleveland 7 seldom could
una words 10 convey ny thoughts. ard in
This perplexity I quoted AIr. lLcKiuley
When ] wanted to criticise Parker
hunted around for someone I could use J
rs an authority.
Quoted Senator Hill
II found i'm 1891 q speech made by David / Z
B. HILL i'm which he denounced CIeve- &
and's candidacy to the effect mat II was >
3 policy or stradllers and towards il Z O.
VAS politics OF the kind that made Del
locracy DioW some uncertain sound
policy or babes and stockings.
MT Parker goes before me country on D.
cowardll- straddiins platform. Tine S
z required brave men to- stand zap for O.
democracy ID 1850. knew ID that year 2
men in every state Whe were threatened s.
slth bankruptcy for being Democrats
What does the state platform stand G
orr 1t states il is opposed 20 unnecessary
lat les. Whoever advocated am uuuceas- j
airy dutyt Where does Parker stand on @
Oes he stand on the money question: Is , >
e FOR goldt We don know Is be FOR + .
uyer2 We cannot tell Maybe he is for 9
adlum-Wh0 can teil2 .
II object To playing with loaded dice / %
We don't know ParlzeF's views. but I'm
iraid some men do. Friends, don't trusl o
~ charse that while Parker has con- r
called MS views from the ru1sie he has =
iade them known TO the uep behind him.
Attack on Belmont. F.
what is 3lr. BeImonts consideration n
tne Parker candidacy fIc Is tool
lrewd 5inancier 10 invest bus mouey s.
-ithout being sure of the return or thc b
Gods. II Air. Parker deau honestly he
'Cuid say 20 Sir. Belmont what he Savs
D others that bis lins are scaled and -
q did se he would not be hr. Belmyuts -
audidate. G
1T hes been q fraudulent campaign
hey have openly bought men and con
enuons and amy man who cuunIcuances
hat work does not deserve lhe office oil p
resident ia Connecticut mon were r
ought at the conventions In parker's i1- I e
,rest I denOunce Parker candidacy ID
pc carried ou Dy trampiins on the rights II
[ Democrats =
'l was NOT defeated by the principles =
the Chicago and Kansas CITY platform. p
lt becatse had "a carry the SINS or =
attorou5 PRESIDENT who betrayed his u
lrly Sly protest today against Belmont Zen
ieEeland and the rest Is that they are al
LkIng the party back tG 81 ALI street
Parker Is travelling as q ueSat1Ve guam r-
Jy lie stands for nothing positive. DE =.
smiflds me of the story ~ the men iH =
raise OF q child who saiG that it looked -e
ld breathed- So Parker looks at the
'eat financial lights and breathes. ~
MURDEREB AT LARGE. r
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