Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-03
REPUBLICANS At
PROVO LAST NIGHT
ADDRESS BY GEORGE A. SMITH.



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meeting Vaf presided over by b. II.
Thomas, who introduced County Nhair-
man Homer as the hrs, speaker Mr.
Homer assured The audience mat the
Republican ticket was safe .n ihe couo-
go and estimated the majority at l'O00'
Hc compImonted the Republican WorE'
ora 10 One county for their effective I'-
bors ana aaerIbed the Impending sle-
cess o. ,neI. unllI.ng EFFORTS MI HOO
mor spoke of Che inconsistent position.
of iho American party They he
SAID would have expected t1e support
of One Republicans u their candidate
ha1 been nominated in the state COM
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HouIH GIVES REASONS
ID. d. Houtz nominee for district at-
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planned briefly that his reason FOR
changing from the Democratic 10 the
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sun was 'oH''h'tu 'h"' Ue poil'Ies OF
the Republican party were the best for
the nation. and he considered II the
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JON the party than 10 remain IN the
Democratic party against his cQnyic.
tiops as no uros satlsOol MANI, roorlo
we're doing
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epleHd'u duuIess' lie expressed the
intention Of not saying anything that
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the people not 10 do this, as he be-
lieyod both Democrats and RepubU-
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was pest TOT the country, the dlterence
ih lneL opinions belnB me result or
nones' ulHeienees IN regard 10 the best
pouuleH ana 'he best way OF bringing
"giu apVut
nv eu ule people should reason
tuBe'hel dhu proceeded 10 give some
reasons why ne believed the Repub-
u'an purity was the party mat had
uoht tne most good ana would continue
10 90 ihe most good Tor the country
re CANNED the hepuollcah party was
lne party OF HNeu principles ana poI-
cles' WINE the Democratic party was
N0cllatlnk' II had advocated free
trade ana that was not accepted by
the people then II advocated tariit for
revenue only, that was accepted 10 the
extent that the Democratic party was
elected TO power ana the result that
followed was that insufficient revenue
was raised by the government TO de-
Tray lhe eNpenseS' ana u hau become
1900 40 ,bt,,D r,orey A. defrav tbe
expenses Of the government Then
the Democratic party took mp the free
silver issue and predicted that all sorts
OF calamltes would come 10 the people
# silver was not remonetzed. The
free silver issue was not accepted by
the people. and in spite Of that the evils
predicted had not come but the nation
had enjoyed period Of unparalleled
prosperity. by the adoption of the poU-
cies of the Republican party
The question Of the Panama canal
and the action Of the government In
recognizIng the independence of Pana-
ma and the building of the canal as
promised by the Republicans was taxi
en- M and the position taken that II
The Democratic party. which wanted
the canal. had the opportunity to build
h thev would consider the action taxi
EN- NH right. Reference was also made
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