The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-17

South America. but he talked USited
states to England when she was prepar-
3hE 10 violate the Monroe doctrine There
- great desire to hear Mr.. Olney discuss.
Sns issue o! this campaign. and New
1yThefs VIII give him great welcome E
ne light against the corrupt ring which.
Ilds nelu me state in its GRASP for ten
LIS "a ther oNershadOws the presidential
~ - - IT New York. but Democrats in
ete west need have no fear as TO the out
come OF the latter. 1t is expected that
Judge Herrlck. the Democratic candidate
ior governor. will. receive a somewhat
Sef PLURALITY than will be Dofled for
Judge Parker. because of the Widespread
movement In the Republican ranks 10 re-
Duke CToNernOr-Chairman Odell bv helping
Tle Democrats 10 defeat his state ticket
Dut the difference between the plural
lues OF the two Democratic candidates
WA not be as large as some DeoDle i'm
|glhe. Judge Parker is a very strong can
aidate in his own state He has been
oeIore the people of New York. and so
mas MI Roosevelt. with results which
demonstrate that the former is BY far
me more popular The Republicans claim
the Empire state hut people with good
memories viii recall how noisilv they
Claimed IL in 1876. 1854 aud 1892 and how
reckleSslv thew bet their money on
Hayes. Blaine and HARRISON even on the.
eve or the election i'm the years just men,
toned. Not since 1872 have the ReDub-
leans carried New York in a presidential
year II the Democrats We're united. They
risOn in 1883. though in The latter wear
thP Democrats We're united on their state
ticket and elected IL. Not since 1872 have
the Democrats Of New York been as firm
" united thcv are this wear. Nor
were they ever better organized than ther
are now. The TndeDendent vote. which is
variously estimated a from 21GN TO So.
600. is for Parker and Davis almost To a
man.
Great Opportunity for the Far West.
With New York absolutely safe for the
DemOcra tic ticket eVerv effort is being
put forth TO bring Connections and New
Jersey into the Democratic column. with
excellent chances Of success. These two
states have habit of following the lead
OF New York and both are normally
ayers are not deDending upon sentiment
tradition or habit I'm their plan TO win
New JERSEY and Connecticut: thew arc
Worklng out plan which requires steady
and unceasing work along practical lines
They eXnect 10 succeed Indiana Is being
fought for IN the same way. IL Is her
turn 10 go Democratic Chairman Tag
CART is. giving personal attention TO the
campaign in his home state and he vas
never more confident of Democratic vic
tOrV there than he els now. Wisconsin
politics are still muddled. and no man
can fOretell the result i'm that state While
the current assumption is that the Re-
puhlicans will save their electoral ti"'-et.
many well posted politicians shake their
consin is likely to surprise Won"
Henry g. Davis. David Y Hill. Senator
naniel and Ex-Governor Williarn Pinknev
RVhvte are maxine a "vhirlwind" tour "f
West VIRGINIA Mr. Davis expects to
make eiehtV-five speeches. or - little
more than one speech for everv wear of
his age No man knows the people OF
West Virginia better than he. and no
ma Ms judgment as to political conditions
i'm that state is better than his. He sends
word 10 his friends in New York 10 be
of good cheer. for West Virginia is as
certainly for Parker and Davis as is the
Mother State across the mountains.
The opportunity perhaps Of lifetime
Is before the Democrats and independents
90 tho far western states They can make
@ hsOlutelv certain the oVer' brow of q no
litical party which. through long and al
most rnbrOken control of the national !
government has become Corrunt. over
bearing. un-TeUUblCan and I'M American |
Then can make sure the election Of an
honest man. a safe man, an uprigh+ |
Judge as president and an EQUALLY good !
man as vice president. They can cast the |
votes which shall seal the fate % tho |
king it once more a real re-
public as WashirgtO established it. a
free country as Lincoln left IT.; or thev
can vote for Theodore Roosevelt and help |
him i'm his ambition to he sole interDretCr
Of the constitution and to DESTROY the re-
publican form Of government under which |
as a nation and as a people we have
become great and proeneroUs. IT is "A
great opportunity. VIII Colorado. Me-
vada, Utah. Idaho and Montana grasp it?