Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
Utah Republicans Joined the Vice
Presidential Party at $ o'clock
This Morning
THREE SPEECHES DELIVERED,
Senator Smoot Was Among Che Speak
ers-pary viii Reach Ogden
This AterdoOn,
lsnnoIll No In lNawsNO


Wells New. oct 8--rhe party OF
Republicans from Utah met the vice
presidential party sc 8 o'clock this
morning at Elko where the train
stopped Tor half au hour Here sena-
tor Fairbanks addressed "a large crowd.
lie spoke OF the prosperity enjoyed I'M
der Republican administration and Of
the reverse condition under Democratic
administration The speaker told Of the
effect Of Democratic rule On sheep and
other industries and suggested that
good Judgment would perpemate the
present prosperous Republican admin
istratlon. Nevada. said he ought to be
in line with the progress Of The coun-
try. The speaker was warmly applaud
cd
SEN FULTON'S COMPARISON
Senator Fulton Of oregon was the
next speaker. he made a hit In COM
pairing the results OF the Republican
and Democratic administrations, and
said the oountry's benefit required that
the Republican party continue TO lead
the procession
SENATOR sMOoT SPEAKS.
senator smoot Of Utah was then re-
Quested by Senator Fairbanks 10 speak.
and was heartily received He said
that not one step OF the present Re.
publican administration was such that
Americans desired II retraced The
Republican policy had met with marked
success and Theodore Roosevelt had
shown himself one of the greatest pres
idents the nation had ever known. The
American people were so wen satisfied
with his able ,courageous administration
that they were going 20 Keep him as
president another four years
SENATOR KEARNs WIRES.
A telegram was received by Senator
Fairbanks from Senator BeaIM The
latter asked 10 be taken on 8he vice
presidential train at Umbrln. but SEN
Htor Fairbanks directed that MIR
keans could wait at Lucin station. and
would be permitted TO board the train
there.
The party viii reach ogden at $3.50
this afternoon, stay tonight 60 to
Brigham city az o'clock tomorrow
Pennington at l04j aud Salt Lake
city at 70 noon. Senator Doliver who
has been III IN Oregon, Joins the party
at ogden tonight They left here for
Utah via the Lucin cutoff at Q this
morning.
(By Associated Press)
Elko, New, oct 6..-At Elko az 1890
o'clock this morning senator Fairbanks
made his first speech Of the day and
the only speech he win make until he
reaches ogden, where he VIII speak to-
night He spoke from the rear plat
form Of his special car and early as
was the hour had large audience.
Senator Fairbanks addressed himself
largely TO Democrats. contending that
Republican policies are better cnlcu-
lated than Democratic policle to pro-
tect their interests Speaking OF the
wool growers many OF whom are res-
idents OF the community he asked
them II they yere not more prosperous
under the present tariff law than they
had been under the Wilson German
law by which wool had been put on
the free list and some ore I'm the crowd
responded IN the affirmative. II the
tariff law We're to be raised he said,
that should be done by the friends OF
protection rather than by it's enemies.
The senator also spoke OF President
Roosevelt declaring that not since the
time Of Washington had there been a
president who had better administered
the affairs Of the country than had Mr..
Roosevelt
Senator Fulton also made brief
speech lie was. he said. not surprised
10 see 30 many ont at so early an hour
In view Of the fact that Republicans
always have their eyes open.
Senator Smoot OF Utah who had
come aboard the train at this point.
also spoke a few words before the train
pulled ont Al the speakers were
loudly applauded and three tremendous
cheers for Roosevelt and Fairbanks
and the Republican ticket were given
as the train moved away
A delegation from Utah In private
ear which met the special az this place.
Included Senator Reed Smoot, Con-
gresham Joseph Howell. Supreme
Judges G w Bartch and William Nc
Carly and Atty Gen NJ. a. Breeder.