The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14

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Pelygamy, Still Ex-
lis Practiced by
Ien Church.
bune.
|D Ill, Feb. lS.-United
rred T. Dubois OF Idaho
Il, orator Monday night at
L., OF the Sangamon cluo,
1,Incoln's birthday. Sem
Idress was largely given
..csnt OF Llncoln's life In
IclosIng he declared that
.l.cnssed other questions
In nom the slavery ques-
Inn one stroke OF his pen
N. but polygamy still eX-
|Lrs in this twentieth CEN
|@yeamy openly and have
|'adous political power In
n declared polygamy was
:osce today 10 American
5eclarcd one could not
.ssocIate Apostle Reed
amy than one could dis
-ouner from slavery. bic
|rrsident Roosevelt stood
'nd that he aims at what
Lincoln worked for,
Ia of mankind every
|iress follows:
! Dubois's Speech.
|,,sads and. | believe l will
|r,sn:-l was sitting In my
|:ol one dry when tho tcle-
m answor 10 my 1icllo'
|onse from the other end OF
|rIa that you. Fred? i re-
|ell. this is Otis Humphreys
|tor Cullom's house, and he
invitation 10 you from the
In The members OF tho san
las, wanted 10 locate you,
% II YOU are at leisure,
Intend that you shall de-
|n. l am going away this
I'M call on you on my way
responded over the phone:
|ure Of the Invitation. OTIS ?
|nb wants you 10 go TO
|bruary u as its guest and
|6ual banquet in memory Cf
|rsl. Judge. l Will bo 6lad
Ia docs not require eny re-
Ia 10 answer this invitation.
|ance OF II excltes AT once
and most tender and dear
IA my life. ! feel especially
0f ny selection TO speak Mt
Ia nothing save physical In
b. me from being al Spring
|ls"
less of Lincoln.
herr / do not know what
tell you anything about tho
Lincoln. he is a part OF
part OF mine. and all OF
personal knowledge or from
has come 10 you from your
and understand his charnc-
FpaakIng 10 you tonight In
and In a personal way. 1t
!, nlnlost. since | left Spring
have bs7cn crowded with
h g. new country-but my
|olp have always remained
II There IL a monument out
|Gstey. built OF granite. not
lt subsJantial and enduring.
faces ind Is overlooked by
|flmant 10 Abraham Lincoln.
|rAnlte monument is this in
Ed BY hla children 10 Jesse
|1ueathcd 10 them that great
II. IN untaIniShed name. "
|1s soc all mow. was closely
|at OF Nr. Lincoln from their
ID the end. When SIR Lin
OF age and my father wns
|nbers OF the Illinois Legis-
n OF telling a story on your
ny Oldest brother. II
him. and perhaps [
Eert out OF tho fact that II
81 than the merits OF tbs
}ben Mr.. Lincoln and Mr..
lying on their campaign for
Scnntc in le5S Brother Line.
lad OF l. or Il, Joined the
|sstd forward 10 greet Sfr.
I oS his spesches. We. as
almost across the street
sav him every day. Whom
up close TO Mr. Lincoln and
d Ar Lincoln took II and
Pt The lad. stopped the pro-
p over tho crowd nnd said
|ays been q problem In my
was named after me first.
calf owned by Bill Green
|paaiy."
|onal Recollection,
|eult 70 come to Springfield
pc Lights even on the char
|pin. ! can rell a few stories
<Tsonal recollection. and, ms
isen 10 noe by close friends
p Nr. Lincoln which VIII
PElhen the Impressions which
while Lincoln was an able
.zas The very best possible
|ps capabilities Of his numcr .
nm all II was tho simplicity
Shlch was his pre-cminent
March. 1897. Mr.. Lincoln
70 nom old Salem to open
III ihS. lie had some .poiltl.
MN Joshua Speed. nn1 Inn
sIrlfal in Springfield nc
o. Bell & Speed and asked
pp!n gost TO set up bachelor
hsurod up the cost Of
Hiothos. waBhstand. tables
ciaoupted To something over
rsin'io Nr Speed "Twent,
onsy than I con raisn, but
me, and lf ] succeed In tho
w. l VIII surely pny. but ]
'sAte myself for such an
Il Ny friend. repiicd
- aferse 10 getting int
1opose a plan. which l horc
' IL does You need not ca
f nave q good room over
oe san occupy with me with.
- take a look al lt.' Lin.
ms belongings. which wer,
u lsauer 1ddle-bng. ane
At,er being gone ,afouI
he came down and said
'opreu. Mr., Lincoln re.
..',, a'a,lers with Speed unit
~ hve years lntor Dur.
me- Ar' Lincoln Soardcd viii
sn' Speed left Springacl,
s 70 his former home n
w ihs Intimacy bctwcc,
'p existed during their life
i1heolr's election TO IA.
l,moer. lks1, Speed and mi
-nnnc@lns at their homo hcre
'"e Trip 10 Chicago viii
laolrs were out shopping
'e,nnincd al the hotol oh,
4, slood at the window.
~ oed With hla hands owe
.socsht. After n Will, AIR
d. & teid Speed, how a.,
Speed replied -
1a.she IA she purpose OF your in
1'eon, you have no ono
would accept, Mr.. lin
5lnssat 81 Edward Bates froI
James F. Speed Attor
Ia o. r speed rns a younge
Isl Speed. l would moi. q
Ina. ie slightest degree fror
bIs OF James F Speed. bu
rh,sa appointment was due I
Ia Sir, Lincoln had 1
|kh 70 MS gratitude for IN
joshua Rad ahoND him