Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-07

| " INV" NA"N'Ht iuhlUh Nle OItUN OUT OF
the mouths OF my own countryncn.
| SAID 70 myself o policy which win close
factories IN the United states and
onen them y foreign countries TO the
| prejudice Of American worknRmen
and the American interest ls n crime
| against the American people | said
| that is Democratic policy and not Re
publican policy II the opportunity
ever comes 10 me ] win contribute
what little power I have 20 strike
down the Democratic policy and re-
establish tho protective policy
VERDICT OF 1892.
white On 1895 the people got
an Opportunity To- reverse the we're
act OF 1892, there We're great
issues Of that campaign Some OF
our countymcn patriotic and able.
we're not just exactly clear as 10 where
their interests lay There was one
party who said that the only way back
to prosperity. back to the higher class
lies IN the opening Of the doors TO the
free and unlimited coinage of silver.
There were others who believed with
WIN Mckinley that the true way back
70 national prosperity was their hold
ing open The doors TO the factories Of
me Republicans, The people az the
ANY box expressed their Judgment I'm
laNor Of the wisdom Of the policy Of
WIN, Mckinley and when he came into
power pledged to restore policies
which would restore prosperity. ne
went about the great work I'm n patrl-
ooilc ANA wise way Prosperity is not
the ilult Of accident; Il does not come
as mere child OF chance: II comes To
ana IN pursuance OF wise and national
policies. Was President Mckinley or
Congress afraid Of the protective tariff.
lie believed that the Democratic free
trade policy was the parent of our dis.
order. Therefore Congress was con-
Nehcd i1 extraordinary session as soon
as II could be called together After ne
had taken the oath OF his high office
II was ON the 18TH Of March. 1897. that
congress convened Ii addressed itself
to this great subject with patriotism
with profound wisdom. with zeal
rarely menifested in the public interest
great wrong was rlghted. For four
ana half months Of debate. after mn
OF the great interests OF the country
were considered. after the mining in
'erests OF the country were considered.
~ter The mining interests Of Utah
were considered after the agricultural
interests Of this great region were con-
sldered after the sheep Industry IN
van was considered. after the stock.
raising interests were considered. I'm
short after AN OF the great inter.
esls IN which the activities
OF these people have been
engaged We're considered. and Ike.
wise the interests OF an sections Of our
common country a bin was formulated
not sectional In is' operations. but as
broad and comprehensive in lis sweep
as the opinions Of 100000 Of people.
THE BOW or HOPE.
The bin passed the Congress. went
TO the president Of the United States.
and II received a royal welcome. Tor
the president knew what was I'm IL. ne
knew the inspiration that Il contained
TO American industries He realized
lnat lts passage meant to spread about !
lhe American people again the bow of
nope SO he put upon the tarin the best !
guaranty OF this nation that ever |
vent upon a tarln measure since the |
republican administration, he put up /
On II the signature Of William McKin- |
icy, the president Of the United States. |
And what was the effect? The effect /
was witnessed instantaneously by an !
sections OF our common country Pros
lerity came up 10 the great industrial /
enters, It came TO the mining inter-
'stsi 100 slOr, under the Inspiration OF
nat great Republican policy. endless
were opened FOR work
ngmen, who for years had marched
rom one end Of the republic 10 the
'ther In the futile hope of finding
YORK. They were put To work. they
we're put upon the payroll and from
hat time to this they have been sing
ng the praises Of the Republican poll
les and raising high In their hearts
N acclaim for the names Of William
lckinley and Theodore Roosevelt
TARIFF QUESTION.
Now some Of our codntrymen ere not
lst exactly satisfied with the Demo
Ratio attitude on the tariff Some of
ur good friends who think wisely on
'' subject do not regard their attl-
lde as a menace, and some. however |
'ei tn0t the declaration lu the st.
ouIs platform Is another menace TO
he great protective system Of the Re-
ubllcan party.
L hold to The opinion that when the
party declares the turiff 10
p robbery that we should not entrust
} that party the responsibilities Of the
luonal government They say that
lille We regard the tarlf as the exist
TX law No harm can come under the
lbstanual interests Of the party be-
luse there Is "A Republican senate
hlch Will stand between the Demo-
attic administration and harm to the
-eat interests Of the American people.
do not believe that is a wise way 10
lnslder the great questions OF our ma
0nal welfare. ] think We ought To
rs on a Republican senate We might
axe an assurance doubly sure by go.
x a little further | do not think We A,
Iould plod along with a Republican !
nate; we should have u Republican e
,us Of representatives, and a Repubn- 4
10 Motley We should avoid taking any I
.anCe upon these great problems.
-aught with such consequences TO our b
AulN MfllNAff We FllVNlN NlAhf NNif | /
al by expressing our judgment at the l
Hot box. we do not lay the ground 4
lrk Tor distrust ana uncertainty. Let i
p American people know that they are \
tlsded With the protective system, 4
at they are satisfied with the policies y.
the Republican party, and that they A.
r satisfied with the Republican II
FOREIGN MARKET %
Dur Democratic friends deliberately n
Ute the American people 10 over N
POW the policies und Turn out OF the k
iite House the chief executive under d
Iom these splendid results are being
lieyed No, fellow citizens. n the
lercan people viii consult their high
and best interests there is no ques- I
n as 10 what the verdict will be. j
T Democratic brother, and hope he
here, let me appeal 10 YOU not as a
not as one bound to the fal.
les OF the Democratic party, lei me
peal TO you as an American citizen 81
n only one desire that Is TO promote IS
welfare OF your family, and our n
nmon country Make up your mind. III
TO be dictated TO by either passion or ai
JUDGE, but slt down and make It In IN
broad light OF reason that light M
ICh comes from ON high II YOU VIII