Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
SCOTT & BOVINE, .oq Pearl Street, New York.

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SCOTT & BOVINE, 90, Pearl Street. New York.
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lively asking for or passively participant
ing In the benefits Of the very thinS
they now SO loudly condemn. the Demo-
cratic party Of Utah in rt,onvennd
convention assembled in this very au-
dience room, speaking through such
men as Judge O. W. Powers, Chairman
/" h. Martineau, james II Moyle, VIII
liam II, King and hundreds Of others,
was protesting against any and all In
reference by the Church or by any
official thereof III any election what
ever,
STEPHENS STANDS PAT
In that convention and from this
very platform, fearless members OIL taG
Mormon Cnurch, some of lnem hOiQiag
high ana lucrative offices therein, served
nouce upon the Church that wnlle tney
loved their Church Wen, they loved lner
manhood more. Others may do as they
Ike, but / tor one viii not desert tnh
men VINO al that time nad the maunuOi
and courage 10 take that nigh stand
and who nave ever since, In season ana
cut of season. In tn convention and on
The stump, In the home and on the
street, everywhere. continued 70 stand
for the declaration OF the principles
then made,
Suppose we sho'dd walk down Main
street tomorrow ana nnd that one o. IN
members Of q firm owning china
store had placed upon the GJor a sign
saying; Keep out, do not trade mere,
my partners are rasCals,' and upon 80.
Ing inside We should ilnd that the mem
bers OF that firm instead of showing
their goods To customers and congratu-
lating themselves upon a prosperous
business, were throwing cut glass ana
chinaware at each others heads, how
| long do you suppose they would keep
out Of bankruptcy
AIMS or DEMOCRACY,
"The Democratic party Of UnN
stands for a broader charity and h ger
AIM nobler purpose, We have no
harsh words for those who differ from
US in political policy, we are Wiling 10
accord TO them the same freedom OF
thought that we claim for ourselves
but no Organization has ever had per-
manent success which was founded In
hate and bitterness, rather than IN
charity and Owe.
what Utah needs today Is peace, not
strife. The example Of high type OF
/ manhood not the casting of harsh
words and can those who desire to see
politics conducted upon such a plane
INA hope anywhere but I'm the Demo
cratic party--the party that stood for
non-mterfercnce Of church, while Re-
publcaus now masking under the name
of Amercanism We're wearing burrows
| in the pavement at the head OF the
street.
MAJOR YOUNG SPEAKS,
Major Richard w. Young followed
Chairman Stephens. He spoke as one
interested IN the city, on the questions
confronting the municipality and as
one Of the 'Mormons' who viii be az
fected by the fight made on the Church
/ by the American party lie pointed
! out that the only conclusion 10 be
reached from It's declarations was that
no Mormon" was iit for public office
| or employment under the city govern
ment and that every Mormon ought
/ to be denied his right Of citizenship.
| This. he thought, was the aim Of the
| leaders aud the motive behind It all h'
| declared was very much open to sus-
picion,
THE WATER QUESTION.
|
! On the water question he siid IN
! part;
FOR 10 years or ~ years IL mas oeeii
| apparent that SaiJ Lake Woull uot MI
! IT'S destiny as the metropolis 81 the III.
! termoun,ain country unless It had
| more water, Many plans We're proposed
! 10 Increase the flow hy exchange, For
/ many years the city mas looked TO Bis
| cottonwood
! II renamed FOR tae present adnln-
istration TO eitectuaje our desires a
| plan has been conceived by the mayor
| ana largely executed, under when INC
! city mas acquired ralher more than "
! per cent OF Biz COTTONWOOD ana con-
| tracts nave been entered mo 10 DrIhs
/ the water into this city. shall we at
/ this critical stage consent Tor more
| political considerations TO make
cnange IN administration rms Is me
administration thal conceived me prop
been Pronounced rood. feasible ana
desirable by engineers and lawyers OF
the highest standing
PARALLEL DRAWN.
opposed to US are Two political par
ties The head on one states mat he Is
Ignorant as To me scheme, that he
does not know "hal u ls' SholI we tIec,
q man 10 carry OUT thlS s'hcme VINO Is
aDsotu'ey ignorant ol the mognl
ana importance o. we ploPoslloh we
| we would uot a-l ''uS III 'ne oIulHd'y
aHalrs or business
| IN the olUil uhNV ~ INd N WHOSE