Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

Hdcd over hy Hon stephen II Love.
and music was furnished by the Roose.
welt Glee club. The principal speaker
was Judge TheodosIus BotkIn VINO be.
gan by entering upon "a discussion OF
national issues
"Thc last Democratic national con.
yentlon suId the speaker true TO the
Instincts of Democratic leadership de-
nounced the Republican protective
tariff as robbery Of the many 90 en-
rich the few, and the speakers at that
convention challenged us 90 meet them
upon that issue. The Democratic con.
Nentlon OF this state re-allrmed The
declaration ot the 81 Louis platform
ana pledged themselves 90 maintain
the declaration of principles of the 81
Louis convention and upon that plat
form with its declaration that the tar
no is a robbery they nominated for
Congress our esteemed fellow citizen.
Judge Orlando ST. Powers. ana iOr
governor that most excellent and noe
bic man, me Hon james H. Moylr,
These two men au rlolgc1 by all th'
sacredness of their positions upon the
Democratic ticket. to carry On tho cone
test ln this campaign upon the issues
raised hy That 80 Louis convention.
and also by their state convention.
which roanirmol and adopted That tar
IN declaration. But those gouile-
men are now going about the state de-
rl1rIng 90 thn people everywhere that
n Judge Powers shall De- elected 40
Congress, Doc VIII vote To retain the RE-
publican protective dulles upon llI the
products Of l'tah and that ho WILL par.
tlcuIarly vote t0 retain those duties
upon sugar. lead, wool ana hides
The speaker continued u ths train
for some time, and then turned DTS at.
itntiOn tO local matters un which sub-
jcct be- faId
NOW. the rank and me NJ this new
American party iE composed of as
honest us patriotic. ana Hs purg-mlud.
ed q crowd of men ana women as I've
beneath the Hag am acquainted |
with very many of them and many Of |
them are my best ana most appreciated |
friends and ] wish DC distinctly UNI
dcrstoOd, by one and all thlt J am not /
referring 10 the rank and Me Oe the /
American party when dcu0uDco tho /
hypOCritjoal. dcCoItfu /
'NIN 60 ANNI'NNN" NnA|NN nNNN INlN| ]
been and are now deccIyug the honest !
men and women who have Joined Than |
party ! am told that 90 recent mcet-
ng Of the American party held Mp
own that one of their candidates.
nan ! believe, By the name of COrser,
aid that some Republican speaker had
denounced all the men and women IN
he American party as traitors % |
he ilac. dld not hear him but the
ieyt day ON the streets ] was informed
,y q plumber OF men and women who
I'D hear him that he described the
peaker referred 90 Az an old soldier /
Who wears the little bronze button OF
he Grand Army Of the Republic ana
hat the dispersion complained Of was
ttercd by be Republican speaker at
he Grand theater Every one who
Mentioned tine matter o. me- was sure
hat he WAS referring TO myself, ln
hat charge Now, if Nh COrser did
ofer 10 me and u he intended 10
Jake such "a charge as that against
le has uttered q fllsehood. J said IN
he speech 40 The Grand theater con-
orning the rank ana nle Of the 'Ame'-
AN party, Just what have said here
might ana which ! now repeat That !
ne great rank and Ole OF the Amen
mi party rs composed OF men and !
omen whose motives are honest
hose purposes are patriotic and |
hose Intentions are VI the best aud
le purest
But YOU people have been and are
cling decelyed-y0u are being imposed
pom by the deceit aud interruptions
INNING of a few leaders who do not
ave honest motives, nor patriotic pur.
oses nor lofty Intentions
Judge Botklu then discussed the al
'gcd alliance with the Democratic par
" paying particular attention 10 Frank !
annon's allegiance 10 the Americans
nd closed BY appealing to bis audience
rehuke the new movement al the
oils by voting the Republican ticket.