Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29
HEARST DEFINES
HIS ATTITUDE
a.rsvss in Public Ownership OF
p'brc Utilities and Protection
for Infant Industries.
,,D ALSO IN LABOR UNIONS.
We Entered Madison square
We, Garden Audience Greeted HI"
with Dcafcnlns Cheers

-, sent 2s.-The state ticket
Nss ,,sso,ndence league was ratified
o. nv ss,herlng that MED Madison
At GaTsen to its capacity tonight
-. Municipal Iffom alliance joined
=, - l.ssus in the meeting ,..
w Srlne,pal addresses were deliv'
s,y ". R. Hearst and Lewis stuy'
s ...,nt charles chanler' respectively wei
y. ,.7sidates for governor and leu
'' ,nvsrtor on both the Democra-
t''o ems Insepsndence league tickets
" r 1 Congressman John Dewitt
,r.,,s- presided and evoked much ap'
-. rhen he declared that there
plaaae - before been time when
lal n',wrsrels Of the state were 80
uls sI sgalnst a party as they are TO-
1 l.u aSsinst that led by William H.
H 9r csanlsr spoke briefly eonclud-
iag as follows, o.uo.r., ana
4. cormon With the rank and ME oil
~ ~. ssrty n has been a source OF IN
10 W.. sadness 10 see II being gradually
~ .-s,.,1ias by the same men and bound
80 ssr,e interests that own and con-
,roi he Republican party. :,
3Wf rejoice tonight that the rank
"a az N the Democratic party have
s,..S themselves from the control OF
~ generations. have reasserted their
.ssts and are about 10 regain their
,ST,r we congratulate the Democracy
~ rs STATE IN that they have chosen
=, isslr standard bearer the leader OF
~. independent movement. William r.
Whsn M. Hearst entered the Garden
che audience greeted him with deafen-
~ cheers, while the band played and
ssss were waved II was nearly a
S,f hour before Mr.. Hearst could make
himself heard. He said In part.
Before ! received the nomination
,-on any party I spoke at Syracuse and
slted the principles in which | be-
IsyA and formed my personal plat
form. Therefore, the nominations that
Rave been given me were with a full
understanding Of exactly what believe.
4 shall make the campaign according
,omy own honest opinions, and II elect
q .hai conduct my administration ac-
cftlng TO my own convictions.
lama Jefferson Democrat, and that,
a. I understand It. Is practically the
sne a. a Lincoln Republican. for the
Ifpghlcan party was founded TO re-
s,ofs the function Of the government 10
be principles OF Washington and JEFF
igtot.
I bslsYe In the impartial enforce
nett o. the laws that exist.
= believe IN public ownership Of pub
], gtlties.
But The hrst qualification for public
ownership IL honesty IN Office and inde-
lGtslot IN voting.
lhi.ye that the protective principle
Is t.lshle in itself. but has been un.
rlsilby extended and outrageously
l.aEt
NltYe In protection for infant In
trh believe in protection for
A-'-tst labor ! believe the tariff
stA y modified and public owner
Ns-salateq, out tnat both should
= tn' autiously and conservatively
va " Ngard to the stability Of bust
~ k'sesis and the perpetuation on
M re all deperd.
slye Ia the stralnt and regula-
ar duusts and monopolies by law.
eitye In labor unions and farm.
Hrsnges and organizations that pro.
lt ne distribution Of wealth. ard
" nat The prosperity OF legitimate
iA,e's men depends upon the pur.
usIa power Of the masses.
!NAsVe IN every measure that gives
y pople more direct control Of their
iTnmsnt.
oeitye IN direct nominations and
on plInarles.
otitye 10 purity in politics.
elI run 10 this campaign merely
~ HlFtsenting the independence
~ noi merely the Democratic par
e,y hope. The people Of the state Of
80 iork' ] appeal TO them and make
az Neage to them 10 retain for them