Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-24

man that stands as It's recognized head,
| wish 10 say that the church, mean
the whole body of the people and the
Church Is bigger than any man in It'll
say that the church DEGREES the mdi.
say that the church DEGREES the indi.
yidual political liberty OF every man
and woman IN o. ] wish 10 say that
tho splendid leader OF &c. % him I give
my individual allegiance as religious
leader under Cod say that he re,og-
nizes that freedom 81 the individual
HITS SECRET WORKERS.
~ man preterds 10 sneak ln his
name publicly dare not-bu AZ
they pretend u secret and by surrcpti-
lious methods 10 represent him IN any
other light than as declaring lu favor
or the separation Of church and state
and the elimination OF religious lnfu-
ence from political AFFAIRS. then ! brand
then liars and hypocrites n is NOT
true, and for one let me las my hands
upon the man and the evidence and so
help me all proper powers I
VIII bring them 10 task They
shdll not disgrace my Church nor
SANDER us president They have no
right 10 do that The authorities Of
the dominant Church Of this state
STAND pledged by a series Of official
uuefanceS running through many
years OF this policy OF right OF the in-
dlVldual 10 be politically free and
henceiorth. FOR one member OF tha.
Churchl ! viii not tolerate the FuSsy
Andefsons and the rest 81 them i'm
slandering both the Church and lis on.
Gals. So FAR as that question is con.
ceined. II ~Nttled and II is settled
IN this state in accordarr- with the
sentiment and with the conditions OF
the American people. No priesthood
however so disposed can dominate
free expression Of the will Of tho peo.
pie In the great and grand republic Of
the west
In the speech OF 70 years ago [ ex-
pressed the hope that 7 should live to
see the time II would not be necessary
to mention the terms Mormons or Cen
tiles aud In political contests We could
eliminate all reference 20 sect connec.
ions and ! SIN live IN hopes Twelve
years OF experience lie between and ]
say now that experience only goes to
confirm the hope and thought IN an
the years Of the past Yet do I believe
the time will come and that that happy
time VIII come by adherence 10 Demo.
cratic principles and trust in the DEM
ocratic party
no FUSION WITH REPUBLICANS.
Who said fuse It's Republicans
that fuse and is Republicans thar
divide and create so-csled American
parties Unite the Democrats and DO
II upon true Democratic doctrines and
Democratic principles and stand firm
~ Reaf'lrm the platform Of the 70
convened convention Of 1925 II Won
VIII In the heat Of that time we may
have been misled as 20 some Of the de-
tals, but as TO the principles there is
no mistake Reaffirm IL ana Sllnnort
it on the issues"
MARTINEAU PRESIDES.
City and County Chairman l. r.
Martineau presided al the meeting.
and addressed the audience from the
orchestra stand. lie introduced. In
addition 70 Mr.. Roberts. Mayor Con-
roy ~ Ogden. former MAYOR ". NJ.
Royl9nce Of Provo. Hon. jas. II Movie.
former candidate Tor governor and
Fisher Harris. exponent of See Amer
lea First IN his opening remarks
Mr. MartIneau referred 10 the Demo-
Gratis as the only united party On Utah
today and urged them 10 stay united
while their opponents were pulling
each others hair from day light 10
day light lie provoked applause by
the mention OF the name of Hon. vii
liam Jennings Bryan. whom he said
would soon be welcomed on his native
shores again
MAYOR CONROY.
Df Conroy opened up the orat0.g
against the Republican party He re-
ferred 10 Ogdens Democratic victory.
and to the methods which resulted in
Democratic defeat iu Salt Lake
II was the unkest KIND Of inJus-