Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-22
Latter Sits in Box and Listens
To His Admiration for the
Mormon People.
DUNBAR INTO BAND WAGON
w. Mont Ferry Who Wouldn't Run for
Congress Makes Speech TO the
Night Meeting.

The American party loosened the taps
Of s,s oratory last night for the purpose
Of taking out a full supply, and cutting
of the need for any more OF Il AZ the
County convention today. There were
four speakers IN the fireworks sxhibl-
tion, which added 10 four more who
spoks IN the afternoon. gave American
marty doctrine from eight distinctive
points Of view
The tone Of last nights meeting was
less bitter than once was the case. Thos,
Kearns sat IA a boz and smiled While
Frank ]. Cannon spent half an hour
telling what a great friend he was TO
the Mormon people and how dearly ne
loved them In all that no was doing
The old matter Of personal vengeance,
and apparently personal desire 20 get
even" was carefully run TO cover WINE
the orators tried 10 look 20 the future
and guess the best way 20 their kind OF
harmony with all PIECES kept on the
part OF the dominant church, ana us
higher eccleslasts all down and out IN
points OF citizenship. or az least once
holding. The Mormons must vote for
men OF other denominations, and Thos:
/ Weir, the most prominent member OF
( the governing body Of the Presbyterian
church, was trotted out as a man most
worthy Of their restricted franchise III
this election.
That this campaign Will be full OF
interest and partizan heat was demon
ptrated last night The house was
Allied even 10 the third circle, and on
the lower floor women pfedominated,
many OF them being well known In So
cial and philanthropio circles on the
stage the Women's club OF the Ameri-
can party occupied seats, and waved
the flag at convenient intervat.
BLACK PREsIDES.
Ex-Gox. George A. Black presided. He
took a fling az the old parties, called up
"reminiscences OF old territorial days,
and accused many gentiles OF being IN
the old parties "for revenue only, with
lightning rods up, and hands out for
crumbs from the table ot the party
leaders.
A REPUBLICAN NATIONALLY.
on national issues Gov. Black defined
himself as a Republican, and said
III live and remain IN this state I |
shall vote for electors 90 elect a Re- |
publican president. and In all matters |
national / shall vote and act with the |
Republican party; but In politics local. |
and even state, ] say no. not for Joe. |
am not 10 blame, however, for being |
a Republican, as II came 10 me by In
heriiance, and cast my FIRST presiden-
tlal vote for Abraham Lincoln. and very |
socn afterward found myself an enlisted !.
high private, on the federal side IN the |
War Of the Rebellion"
Recalling the speech made the day |
before by Col. SQuires al thu Republ- |
can convention, Gov. Black created |
some hilarity by inviting him 20 come |
10 the stand, at present, and he shown |
the faces OF those whom he mentioned |
az being absent from his party for this |
At the conclusion OF Gov. Blacks |
specch County s@'y. s. p. armstrong
nominated Judge Maloney for the unex-
pred term OF Judge Bartch, who has
resigned. 10 take effect Oct. /.
MINT fhkki sfEAAs'
w. Mont Ferry was introduced as a
nsmber Of the American city council
ma his oh,ect was 10 teI how tho al.
had been economical ana
ana had spent line city's
money An making needed improyeroents
while creating a confidence IN the cltv
Ihro,,eh Inc east
a. Ferry MAS we'll armed with fg-
,,es He admitted thew would NOT be
r,rv interesfinR 10 A politieai audience
mi thew were necessary 10 oyercome
,.rtaln "slanders" recently cast upon
no aam,nlstration which he wanted IN
rove were undeseryed ana untrte We
ron IN the city last vear.n he sal6 "and
ne viii win The county IN November,
ina Va viii he yictorious throughout
he stale IN Inc immediate future.
,,fn assnmlns The rains on goyernp,en,
ast January MANY of those elected 4,
'ft,cs had no noiitical experiencA "a
MIA them nut We ala have the ex-
,mnia IN our predeceSsors and nv
'vo,Sin9 Their methods We hone5 10
'.esr a Straight course We deternIn.d
n aDuiv 10 tha government ~ the city |