The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-08
enc MES OF UTAH
SAYS ROBERTS
So Stigmatizes Vicious ASSaiI-
ants of Powers and Varian.
BRING PEACE TO STATE
ONLY WAY rs TO ELECT DEMO
CRATIC TICKET.
Especial to The IIeraId1

OGDEN. Utah. Nov. TT give it to
ii you as my solemn judgment that
the best interests of Utah. that the
political peace Of Utah, require the cleo
tion of the Democratic ticket from first
to last"
Such was the summing un made to
night by B. II. Roberts in the Grand
orera house at the close OF. a magnif-
cent meeting, where every seat was oc-
eUpied. with hundreds standing i'm the
aiSles and many others unable 10 get i'm
MI Roberts address was one that
made votes by the score. There * no
question about it. BY special design.
giee club songs and noisy brass hands
and other outlets for enthusiasm which
usually characterize the closing rally of
the campaign, were eliminated. and the
immense audience followed closely the
argument Of the orator, logical. keen.
patriotic. forcefui. He spoke two hours
and a half
county Chairman r. d. johnson pre-
sided and opened with d prediction of
victory. He referred to the illegal and
notorious colonization of over 100 float
erS at the. Central hotel, and said he had
round no one in either party who had a
word Of approval for it excepting a GER
tain senatorial candidate-editor OF q
local paper He introduced Judge w.
l.. Maginnis, just back from Washing
ton.
Judge Maginnis said il was his hest
judgment, from talking with men of an
parties, that the next president viii be
Alton B. Parker. The great and pa
ulotic stand of the candidate on the
trust issue and mis- vigorous utterances
on that subject. together with the fail
ure of the Roosevelt administration 10
meet the issue in candid manner had.
IN his Judgment, caused the change OF
I'3VVVOe votes to Parker Within the past
week and Insured his election.
Greeting For Roberts.
Mr.. Roberts. press nted bv the cb,5~-
man mad to wait a considered bic time he
lore ne could begin his address bllt Inc
sreeung he received then was as nothing
e !" ,-sI ne CONNECTED his summing IN of
condluolS- national and local and in q
Voice vibrant with tremendous earnest
ness, urged the establishment of perma-
nent peace in Utah by the election of the
entire Democratic ticket
MI Roberts first took uD the national
- ueS. using a text OF his own making.
IAN the trusts buy the election
lie showed how the federation of mo-
nopoiies naturally and Inevitable We're
developed by the high protective tariff.
ana explained how il would be impossible
Tor president elected BIS their money 10
be Independent of their influences. lie
read from Parker's recent published ut
teranceS and from those of the presi-
dent showing how Roosevelt had eVaded
the direct issue. which is that the trusts
Mad contributed 10 the Republican fund
at least S5.CJ0O00. while the Democratic
candidate had forbidden the acceDtance
of contributions from such sources
Coming down TO local questions. the
speaker spoke earnestly for the election
of the entire Democratic ticket. making
special reference TO the high character
of Moyle, Powers, Narian and Judge Ro-
lapp.
He referred to the bitter and vicious at
tacks being made on Powers and Varian
because Of their former affiliatior with
the Liberal party. mentioning especially
the dragging i'm of incidents happening
twenty years ago i'm Michigan. which had
been resurrcCted and brought out against
Powers By the Republican PARTY The
speaker vehemently denounced such meth
cos as tending TO prolong discordant con-
ditions.