The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-22

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dominion in tho fntpr.i in'9 a..
ienders Of the dominar, IL mean
me, political partic. M Church
ana could reserve ahonp, pon. e7eo
voters who would he but 20 PET
once and their desires a,GSolcct 10
pay hob with rll ,hey ,hhey could
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pon.d ".dhg I'm ,hc actual result. dss jns, 81
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ill., es,snauou was upon n,ssuonS
"Sy nTsh eJme OF my friends snS
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single principle by bscowvi;rna nvi nays
tne american party. sr, ioe
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'or my part. We ara s scff
conditions that hnvs cow mply n!
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Tbm me ere justified In doing MI
nodniy thiey say there ia no dtr,st3
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poulcs VINO, whether nr No,
auinoriiy for taying what ,h..
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encc great many voters N
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lher" was man who hod /.
onscnre IN ihls State as far
concerned. who ras sclse,ea
oIct Campaign for s-oa
when the American parsv
was said 20 him ;hat II go
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Eq.sy taxes away from us. we5
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think he got i've. ~
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was not calculating 30 lar
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or possibly hve. What doss n
means that he knew in Me
number con!d DC taken aw.-
tho great political perties 20
movement thnt could bc moro b.
our oi tho ranks of the peopls !
nant church, al the mere bect \
Ihose IN authority. AS long an
hons exist, just an long there, !
Ior tne great American party
fought one Campaign succcssful!u
can go out On the street, of sat
OF any other city in the Stass
our. political thoughts and fs.
without fear oi criticism and
OF being nlte.icred with for al
so long will there he a nsed vi
can party. ghia work OF ina A.
Us Eoing ahead, cad il Is goir1
nntil IL will reach out into The n
til IL shall dominate the affairs (,
make II an American State. =
Mrs, Plummer Sings
Mrs, Charles G.. PIummer h
beautiful rendition of ths-sd
out a STAIN" and, being h
cored, she responded with DE
America First. - II
Senator Frank G.. Cannon
introduced by the Chairman.
ator was received with a pe
ton, the cheering continuing
minutes, When quiet had bee'
Senator Cannon began his I,
a most impressive manner.
time TO Tins he was intern
loud and prolonged applauao
Cannon spoke rs follows:
Senator Cannon's Add
What harm could come 10 UtaI
officials OF every church who ha7I
dom under our fag should vit'
selves from selfish political amhi|
harm could coma to Utah II n
our Constitution and that oi
Republic were enacted into Oh
Of our lives, and II we should.
tion here Of church aud Statel
could come 70 Utah II polygsu<
as o social convention or o rslIg||
TO bo brought 10 en- end, and 81
living were 10 be finished, 80
have heen outgrown in tbs ~
of mankindl VIII some one
tell what harm could come to III
things were to bel There 10 n
harm; and then / ask what han
10 Utah il the American payfy
umph throughout this entirs cor
For these things, which were D
solemn compact made by the fou
State who received the bsnsd5|
Republic, are the basis for q
party platform and work. whe'
be achieved In their eternal veil
this shall be an American 81
deed, then the American party
longer excuse for sxiatcnqs, u
timo its mission ~ ~ sacred r|
ever called for the courage Of
sacrifice Of woman.
Followers Of Pjop@|
This party is the true {slle
pioneers who laid the foundn!
'Territory. II 10 their proud GA