Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
o,,,v Leaders SO Characterize
Rally at the Salt Lake Theatre
Last Night.
DIVERS Goes FOR KNOCKERS.
,,,.,n,rs" Rave Rights Which Should
r. Respected 49, Mayor Norris and
Water Project

ma Are ~ oratory was at a dis
Int At the Democratic rally In the
e.n lake Theater last night, while the
' "a, cheer Of reason ana logic was
s,ongb, 10 the front for extended use
~. e,lb Of the four speakers. The
,.,o,iro was styled not go much Of a
",Jnc,l rally as business meeting
y, mo shareholders Of the city, to talk
.., ts business affairs. and receive
.,,oprung from Mayor Morris, who
h' I,s rrrsIdsnt, and the city council
wen oas lbs board Of directors. IL
tban argued that as a business
n,.,itior Inc stockholders Of the city
plO.5o,7ment. could III afford 70 change
grssIdput with "a great task which
~; sIone of the candidates, und r
..,,rds and is in q position to intelli-
f."g,iy carry forward The need Tor
go Morris and the need to rid Utah
~ ba oAmcrl.an' party blight urOn
a.. growth and progress, were the key
"S.', sounded through the speeches.
rhs fhegtar was well filed before the
chairman called for order and for the
,sost oart the audience was made up
~ earnest men and women who pay
,oyes. and actively participate In the
if5 OF salt Lake
Tine sneakers were Judge 0, W. Pow
ave MAI Richard W. Young, Frank
"a stephers and Chairman /. r. Mar
Gro9u OF the Democratic city COM
mlt,pe. Judge Powers aimed his Witty
sbsfis al the American" leaders and
uoIu,ad out the hypocrisy OF each OF
Mem. through quotations from Mug
,sts nj Truth" and also from the files
% tha knocker organ, I'm which II was
vented out on the occasion OF the
democratic reconvened convention,
Naf an anti"Mormon" movement
oeuld only lead to driving the Nor
mons" into d solid front and compell-
ing their vast majority OF votes to re-
me- the minority into the back seats,
BANNERS CONSPICUOUS.
Banners we're hung in every con.
stl.uous place. and one Of them read
l6a, The Liberal Party OF Old Had
psfter Leaders than Tom Kearns,
md.e Powers referred to this, and
toloted out that 20 such condition eX-
ts today as called for the former or
unzat0n, and the motives OF the
LEADERS, Of today was of a vastly diff
frsnt aim than that Of those Of the
former day
Ohsr banners gave the record Of
Mayor Morris as written IN street i'm
movements. and IN miles Of sideWa Ks
constructed during his two years IN
Office They summarized In part the
Arguments put forward during the
Eescies for bis reelection.
A BUSINESS MEETING.
Prior to the call to order at $3.50
p's bond rendered patriotic selec-
itn which we're apparently enjoyed
b. ..e a.agu.e which was ding ntu
Il he lover floor and the galleries When
Il Chairman Martincau called the as
4 fsmby 70 order he said that he did
80 with a feeling OF deep satisfaction
tha, SO many people were alive to the
problems now before Salt Lake, IN
Introducing Chairman Frank b. Ste
theas he said,
This is not a political meeting so
much as It Is business gathering
o. stockholders IN the city corpora
ton. met to choose a president and
heard Of directors The part Of good
business sense and sound judgment re-
lg.reS that We choose the men who
have served US so faithfully during the
past two years,
A PLEA FOR PEACE,
Chairman Stephens spoke briefly and
. the point pleading Tor a square
dtal for both "Mormons' and Gen
Msa' and Tor peace in Utah,
AFTER sketcAing the history of I'M
Eoyements lu the past two years, Mr.
aethens turned TO the question ui
bJrch influence and the American
4 Mly' ON this topic he said,
The Democratic party in Utah from
he time of los organization until the
present. day, has stood first, last and all
'he TINE for right justice. fan play aud
! zee and uuInhuenced vote,
Il THE American party claims your
'ole for the reason that 1t declares It.
iei TO Doe against Church interference
politics. but ! say 10 you, that II
Aese gentlemen are as sincere as they
profess 90 De they would long ago have
\ ,nloI'el themselves in the ranks Of
4 Democracy.
i Why my friends, while Nuggets Of
4 run, direct appeal Tor Church In
llence was being circulated through
wy 'hl3 state while the most distin-
Ilsne1 leader OF this American party
,as exhibiting % certificate of member
4 lalp in ne Mormon Church as an eyl-
.snge OF 0's fitness for Office; while a
i 7al many Of the present members OF
"e american party were either act