Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-03

| was competent 90 speak for The Demo-
Gratis that he had perhaps been long
| enough with them TO know, but he de-
/ MED his right 10 speak for the Repub-
/ leans for Dubois never apparently UNI
derstood the Republican principles, or
he would not have left the party.
As TO IDAHO INDUSTRIES
Senator Hepburn then took up the
principle Of protection as applied to
Idaho On particular He maintained
/ that there was one great issue which
I must be- taken into consideration by
! The convention the protection Of the
! ndusjriaes Of Idaho. Dubois be said
was iu accord as far ~ Idaho was
/ concerned but was silent when II came
10 the rest ~ the country The speak
/ e- then went on to maintain that Idaho
was ESSENTIALLY producer ~ raw ma
I tar.als and then dWtlt in detail upon
/ tho lead, wool. timber and other indus
I aries.
! Referring go the Constitution he said.
I You cannot suspend the Constitution
. ut mo tuited states temporarily Let
MS not then attempt 20 oyade II or in-
5ulst iu any let,handed repeal NJ H.
/ The Constitution is the everything
. VIM aIlf NI NNl ENN ~ NiItiN'iAa a. t-fA'
stood tho test OF century and quar-
tr' and no party win dare 10 ldnpel
/ with it with IMMUNITY
ne concluded by saying that what
ever tho convoution did Il would be the
best Judgment of the representative
/ ~ the state Whatever u r.. he said,
/ a shall bow 90 the VIII Of the conven-
ion ana give that support that lies In
may power That Is the way 81 the
tue II publican TO bow 10 the VIII OF
TIE 900 IjOrity'
lie said that he vas tired OF the man
who wrote after receiving an appoint
mant 10 say that he was now ont ot
ro.ticg. when ! secure am appoint
mont for anyone and he writes me that
he g., Out of politics because be is now
an ofHcehoider 7 make tt my business
to see that h. gets out OF office pretty
quick" no said amid laughter. An
American citizen Is politician all ms
lie. ! do not mean he Is man who
hangs around saloons seeking to cir
cumyent anyone; that is not politics.
there has been no name found for that
occupation yet
senator Hepburn urged IN closing
that the convention should not place
Idaho IN the ranks OF the freak
states" Il do not want to 90 back 10
Washington and be asked II Idaho had
become crank state he affirmed.
BORAH COMES NEXT
In response 10 cries OF "Borah, That
young lawyer made his appearance on
the stage amid what MI Dooiey
would term "tumult-u-u-s applause
He started out by Affirming that there
was no place so inspiring TO him as
a convention hall. lie affirmed that
the political creed OF Theodore Roose-
welt was wide and deep enough TO en-
list an who were interested In the bene-
~ OF the individual He then went
back to the birth OF the Republican
party and came down 70 What had
been accomplished during the past six
years. The beef trust aud other cor.
porations that had occupied prominent
places iu the public eye came in for
attention and then he launched out IN
20 a glowing tribute 20 the part tax
by Senator Hepburn during the lao,
session of Congress IN the direction Of
the restraint OF the oppression OF the
trusts and the schemes of the high |
finsnciers. He affirmed that the Re-
publican party does not attack wealth |
because Il Is wealth but II does ask that |
IL shall be gained IN legitimate man. /
ner. He then paid his compliments Ia |
the combination % wealth and crime |
that Expresses the masses and took a /
fling al those corporations who retain I
high legal talent TO Illustrate the ac. /
ton Of the courts.
Tie then went an 10 say that he had \
been charged during the past 60 days 1
with trying 90 inaugurate new Re-
publican doctrine, This he emphatic /
ally denied and asserted that Abraham .
Lincoln made his successful race for .
the United states senate on being .
named by The convention. The matter
OF the selection % United States SEM
ator boy the people had been twice
brought into the senate and had been
killed by riders attached TO Il once by
Thomas Plat and again by Senator
Penrosc ~ Pennsylvania. He argued
that 20 follow IN Lincolns footsteps was
TO inaugurate no new Republican doc
trine
Il do not ask this convention 10 en-
dorse anything that would embarrass
H. be said. lie asserted that the
statement made 20 the effect that when
tho convention Vas over h. would re-
tire from active politics was false. No
matter what was the result. he affirmed
that he would work for the Republ.
can cause 90 every minute OF his spare
time
DUBOIS THE STRIFE BREEDER.
Cries for "Hamer' brought forth Col.
Thomas Hamer OF 81. Anthony who az
once commenced 10 draw comparisons
between the work accomplished by the
Democratic and Republican parties In
the past incidentally he referred 10
Fred T. Dubois. Who Ike the poor we
always have with us. The cool. shrewd
Republican leader of the Democratic
party Boz no uncertain terms of which /
the foregoing is sample. He affirmed
that 10 tas thc desire uf Dubois TO re-.
tire 20 the rear peace and prosperity .
and advance bttorues, and local strife. .
We have had enough of that he said.
'Hnd ] pr0phcsy thai on March { next
there viii be- one vacant chair On the
senate az Washington which win be
iastcfuliy drapcd iu mo habHmwts VI
woe. 20 After a series OF uorl pictures nc
concluded by saving "pnd then lct w
devouuy pray that the Democratic par
ty !n Idaho viii raise less hen ana
none sugar beets and alfalfa"
INDIAN DAYS.
The report ~ the committee on cre-
ientlals, already published En- the
News. was then handed in and then
Permanent Chairman Adam Aulhach ~
shoshone county was escorted 90 the
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