The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-07

only what might be termed the natural
anu ordinary rule of the boss. but who
$3.50 arrOsated TO themselves the claim
10 De the msuthpieces OF the dominant
This protest Of the Democratic marty
against tho rel sn Of the boss is per-
IecIly natural; Il Is tho legitimate out
come % me 'ssues. which always have
heen ana always win be maintained be-
tNeen tue democratic ana Republican
IN 1924. just before the death ~ Thomas
Jefferson, IN letter TO Henry Lee he
classiiied men IN accordance with their
parry tSuuencies IN the following words:
Men oy lher constitution are natural
~ divided into two parties; first those
VINO lear ana diStrust the pe0Ble ana
Mlsh 70 ara% al powers from them into
me Names OF the higher classes; second.
those who Identify themselves with the
people, nave confidence in them cherish
and consider them as the most wise de-
positofles OF the public interests
In every country these two parties ex-
lst, and in every one where rhcV arc
Tree 10 tank speak and write. they will
Liberals and Services, Jac0bins and "
trdS. republicans and Federaiists. and
Afistocrats and Democrats or by what
ever name you please. they are the Same
parties sun ana pursue the same object.
Hamilton VS.. Jefferson.
Alexander Hamilton believed that the
people needed boss. jefferson believed
The political boss no matter i'm what
party ne IS found is always q subscriber
tN me doctrine of Alexander Hamilton as
uppusru 10 that VI Thomas jefferson. he
never leads, he rules. Political parties
generally succeed IN proportion TO their
Iioellty 10 their "A vowed principles. The
"hGh lei away by the political boss.
Whlle the Republican party has generally
ldilehcd and WaXed strong under the
leadership Of the boss" The boss in
g. pa - ali Ia. 81
out OF place he IS not i'm his proper en-
NrOnment. The Republican boss" is
carrying out the legitimate purpose Of
the party 10 which he belongs.
We have heard great deal about me
IlmmauN boss. i am not here TO de-
Tend that organization. nor 20 minimize
The evils which undoubtedly exist with
ln H. nut the dlspasSiOnate historian VIII
regard the Fammany organization as
lcNderShip rather than as a despotism,
While the Republican boss, Thomas {.
IIHfi. walking away from the great IN
surarce offices, his pockets gOTged with
trust funds for widows and orphans, ana
using this money TO corrupt legislators
and maintain deSpotism in the Re
publican party, is performing the func-
tons and pursuing the aNocdDJn of the
typical political boss.
Democrats Always Loyal.
There have been occasions. Mr.. Toast
master when people have asked whcth-
e. the Democratic party in Utah would
nominate ticket / am proud to say
that the historian OF this state can re-
cord that there has never been a time
since ttaR was admitted to the Union
when the citizens who desired a Just ana
fair government did not have "a party
10 which they could turn az an exponent
81 every principle Of justice and fair
moss. Scarcely had We been admitted as
state when the ecclesiastical boss made
his appearance. The Thatcher incident,
The recOuVened conventions: the magniti-
cent courage hy the leaders Of our party
there displayed. Conspicuous among whom
We're the guests whom VIC delight 70
honor this evening, arc matters Of ms
Tory so Well known 10 yOH all that there
is no need 10 recount them, but / deem
10 not out Of place TO refer 10 that nom