Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27

who has eyer opposed the drift from
Jefersonian doctrines: one who has
ever protested against the plundefing OF
the people by public service corpora
Tons: one whose time and money have
always been engaged for the better
ment OF labor. one who has ever de-
clared the prosperity OF The individual
depends upon the impartial enforce
ment OF the law. . true Democrat.
true man aud true American, VII.
liam Randolph Hearst"
The delegates hat become restless TO.
ward the close Of Mr. Cookies speech.
and his last words were So drowned in
the hum OF voices that the name Of
Mr. Hearst was barely heard
SUFFERS NAME PRESENTED.
Allegheny county seconded AIR.
Hearst and Broome county named Con-
sressman William sulzer. sending
George kaines OF Monroe to the stage
70 make the nominating speech. Sui
/ GERS name was given great ovation
/ which lasted many minutes
senator McCarrea Of Brooklyn per-
/ sonally led the demonstration.
/ Mr. Raines next referred 20 the candl-
/ dacy Of Mr.. Hearst and al he mention
I of the name the delegates began 10
cheer the denomination being far
greater than when Mr Hearst vas act
ually named
MI Raiues charged Hearst with inf
/ deily 10 every Democratic trust rpposed
~ MIN and TO every Democratic princl-
pie contained In the platform the con-
venlion had adopted.
The friends Of Hearst and those Of
sulzei were constantly arrayed against
each other IN the counter demonstra-
uohs. The speaker charged Hearst with
sending salaried agents throughout the
STATE 10 form an organization TO nomi-
male MN Tor governor He referred 10
air. Hearst as a driver Of men with
brutal lash"
Mr.. Raines said that no arraigpment
ne could make OF Mr. Hearst would
compare to the denunciatory speech
hurled al that same gentleman nv
Bourke Cochran al mass meeting I'm
New York held under the auspices of
Tammany Hall during the mayoralty
contest last fall
The party, he declared. was to be sold
out body and soul.
PROTEST AGAINST HEARST.
- eiHii Nas lfdl DA Mr. kalncs
IIOm timothy spellissey, Democratic
STATE chairman OF California, addressed
70 MI stanchiield, IN which Mr.. SpelHs-
sey said It seemed Incredible 10 the
Democrats Of California that the New
1olb convention should put forward for
governor man who al the present
time is using every influence al his
command 10 defeat the Democrat,
state ticket In California
Loud cheering followed the reading If
te telegram. but there were calls Of
Hearst Hearst" to combat the hos.
tile demonstration.
MI Raines bitterly declared that
Hearsts nomination would be wreath
ed IN the anarchism ciailsm and com.
munlsm OF the Hearst newspapers.
Thomas NJ. Osborne Of Cayilga conn
ty, one Of the originators OF the Albany |
conference Of anti-Hearst Democrats
took the platform at 1870 a. m. and |
placed In nomination John 4. Dix of |
Washington county. a nephew of The
late Coy, Dix Of New York.
You can sell the Democratic name I
us emblem and It's organization" said /
Mr.. Osborne. but you cannot sell tha 4
Democratic voters Out Of the trail I
OF your dishonor will rise new Dem /
ocracy In which you will have no part
Mr. Osborne concluded in a perfect |
storm Of interruptions. boots and ap. !
plaUse.
Frank II. Mott Of Chautauqua sec |
onded the nomination Of Hearst amid !
great enthusiasm. Mr. Mott referred /
to MI. Hearsts support OF William J. /
Bryan In both his campaigns and this 1
loo. called for great cheering
John H. Stanchfeld seconded tho l
nomina ion Of Mr. Sulzer.
WARNED AGAINST HEARST.
Philip Meagher took the platform in
behalf OF the Kings county delegation
and made an imprisoned appeal for
the convention 10 take heed before II
placed az the head of the Democratic /
ticket man like William r. Hearst
THE fact that Hearst has Tidiculed /
Tammany Hall" said M Meagher /
may be OF no Importance. He has car 1
tooned and Inundated Murphy. Cock.
ran and Grady, but the Tammany del.
egation seems TO think il is Joke.
That may be Of ~ Importance. Bur
the fact remains that this man 10 |
whom they would give the first place
on our ticket is pretty near succeed
Ing IN convincing every man. woman
and child in this state that the Demo-
cratic party is the party Of corruption
and thievery.
III were TO stand here tonight and
call any man I'm this hall a thief
would De torn limb from limb. But
this man Hearst who has pictured
Tammany's leader IN prison stripes is
now to be given the Democratic NOM
ination for Il. Is that the kind %
We want?' (Cries OF no.
no y
Il say No. and ] second the nominal
ton Of william Sulzer,"
William Hepburn Russell seconded the
Hearst nomination on behalf NJ Tam
many Hall for New York county. and
then Bourke Cochran took the plat
form,
COCKRANS ATTITUDE.