Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-14
,,P1y TROUBLE is SETTLED.
-, Frank Cannon Returns Home
p''I' predicts a Sweeping Demo
cratic Victory
,ppyr THE "PoLYaAM'" PLANK
n.,,,,,, That it Contains Nothing but
p ".,, ia, Been Endorsed in Regular
Church Conference
,so.,,,l to the "News'o

special to the "N'"'.@
! bdy u.-"I have attended
%,, and have attended cor r
\ yryrloNs, but this WAS a 'o'''''
a IN" homo from 81.
4 Win all the party Seal a"o
N.' of his bristllng make-up
o 5to tbe boiling point, the Demo
''''' ,.,s chairman returns from 'he
CAV, .,,bsring In the worlds fair cry
t.-, WAS a convention he de-
W.. o., was by far the most m
,. ..,, interesting meeting IN the ms
Vps' ho ranonal Democratic party
~5 =, ns work was completed, 1t
'g' NOD IN the country first of ALL a
.,5I5ato and platform that WI"
e..r the unlacauon Of the Democratic
. .,y mo winning Of Republican votes
,ts Irsplraton Of our @otors-anu a."
Ultimate victory u.,,
ON interview with q News man
,,%,y Mr. cannon said There is
Thing to be desired somuch as a plat
s.n, n,o,d enough to hold everybody.
w.s.yc #. And what Is more, we have
.ino,, leaving a single issue IN
S,gD, The Democracy settled It's own
lrsronces ia the convention II WI
.s,tle Ms differences with others az the
rlis And II is my own pellel 'n"e
will settle them Il"hi
ZONE poLTIcA THRILLS
-t,rhs thrills Of that convention at any
Avs session were equal TO a day OF
tSri ranual labor Read the speeches..
Imagine the intense strain upon Il' 55
Champions who comhatted FOR the siuVs
a zach question, the hard ana telillB
MIX ON the part OF the orators con
sisr he brlulantbattles waged for men
4 for principles. the desperate tenacltN
,tb which the party leaders chung
their deals. Then regard, WIN
limitation MS all Democrats must 90,
.tesult-unlty. would not have
Kissed 10 for q kingdom,
THE MIDDLETON SPEECH
sDeakIng Of details Of the conven-
Nm. Mr. Cannon referred to the Mid
at,on speech. nominating Parker, as
great classic Of political literature,
ni ne could scarcely say less Of haIi
q. addresses made at St. Louis.
ATREMENDoUs STROKE.
The Parker telegram continued
N Cannon, was one Of the greatest
p8iical strokes OF modern times. !
& not believe that many real
I'D what a mastor-stroke II was. IN
died to be panic-stricken at frst'
as convention soon came 10 the reali-
hton that II was the expression OF an
krest Straightforward, right-from-the
nlolder candidate the tool of no
dlQus or t1Ction-a man who held his
gtcpes above party honors, and
t3gld refuse the greatest honor within
be g.ft Of his party rather than have
Dat party misunderstood his position.
There was nothing dictatorla about his
message He felt merely that the sit
Wlion compelled some action on his
Iaft and the action taken was such as
Zoe entire party might endorse. 1t
Slowed the wise and upright judge.
THE "POLYGAMY' PLANK.
Tho plank ON polygamy and the sep
hlion Of church and state Is so broad
end general that ! cannot conceive OF
slf nan or woman In Utah making
OBJECTION 20 H. Certainly none here
should feel offended, II is In strict ac-
coldance with our state Constitution,
tnl to quote my fellow delega te
george Whltmore, the convention took
precisely the same action on the poly
Famous marriage situation as the peo-
' voted for at the last annual con-
sience' We have said the same thing
neie 50 many times during the last few
eas that uahns cannot object TO
lhsi plank
MONEY NOT NOW AN ISSUE.
tn. monetary question is not an is
tug Ihat matter also was settled as
v should have been, As state chairman
sng as delegate, I am indeed satis-
usl-yes even dellghted-w the
Nors Of the convention"
IN SALT LAKE TOMORROW.
Senator Cannon returned to his home
VI pslen last evening, and he expects
" W IN salt Lake tomorrow. He will
pe surrounded by every Democrat who
s s an eye on him, for they are all
S HA,ous 10 hear his views on the con
,saUon' the various provisions of the
,' ,toIn' and the prospects for success
~ ur state ana nation. lie expressed
b 'u,se,l rs well satisfied with what has
XII KIT zone 80 far lie was well pleased
f@Ji 'ae Democrats ratified the ST
rin"s ueket so promptly and with such
,hss0,, ana is extremely gratified over
s NV progress Of the Young Mems Dem
tr,,,nC oiub' made possible by the llb.
IL.