Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-15
,.,.,.,tInQ Discussion Of the
Subject at !. NJ. C. A.
Meeting.
EMOTION USE AND ABUSE
r.. Was Presided over by Gov
''' eraor cutler VINO Made. Made a D''''
PREDATORY Address

~ paden yesterday III lay
Rev, pF' ~ the Y. NJ. c. A., where
NOON ',''' an the function use ana
he spoh' - nolitieal party. Gov. Cutter
sbus' o. IN a brief PREDATORY adj
v'sid'd, l''
ares. said :, a free govern-
" ~, u ,nat Of tho United States FOR
n''' aas 10 realize the three-fold re-
il' r'' d the eloctor, the oii's .,
htSn - ,s.s Of the governed. This re-
and 's MA be clearly understood
la'Nn - America born in the lowest
1H0'' :, life arc heirs to the most
f'ii ..a r :, positions in the land
'll'' .',air changes from the low post
60 ,aa !, sS The highest station IN Amer mon
ion y r,s may come to any man.
po'''l,g r..son every man should IA
Foi w.. himself with life and Its du-
nl''l, .a should have a high ideal IN Or
T., e, ma hat when he is called to position
deI s, a,ss, he VIII be capable of exer-
3D. l,.l, 1.-The ,no functions of government
TEXT FROM ACTS.
= p.aon followed, his text being
" ,os xix, 80, Some therefore
asI ma " thing and some another and
Wv y AVE- mart knew not wherefore they
VIZ nv ..ns toeether." lie said in part;
q you want good illustration Oh
.,,,, feeling, read the story OF the
~. ,s n,3e upon Paul at Ephesus. AS
-. ,,..ior quantity suggests, the more
,.,, A the multitude were not very
g liz, N their minds as 10 what all the
'.,r,l, vas about, some accounting for
1, o,a way and some accounting for II
a,o,ber About the only thing they
an,.sd on was their party catch word
=, var cry, Great is Diana OF the
v,b,sans' one might suppose as he
gs,, into the spirit Of the story that
ss had gotten into the stampede move
msnt Of a modern political convention
While this is not fair example of the
whole spirit Of our modern political
,stles II is a fair example OF ira
lanai political partlsanshlp. We can
,nOst see the silly sheep o. the Jump
,h,r this or that accidental leader,
,1Sng they know not where and
hsded by the dust which they them
Myes have raised.
Yet there is a place under every free
tgernmeut for well organized political
llrties. Such parties are found at their
let IN countries which mako most OF
sy0nal liberty and a popular govern
rent This IS especially true of our
.enty and England Il IS not true Of
Rgg2 OF Turkey. Such organizations
AZ ESSENTIAL where the people have laid
ula hem the duty Of self-govern-
| nUt Sometimes, especially during
fsli ndonal crises, government by
| firy seems to add TO the national per-
| u This was true during the last year
y he civil war. il looked for a while
q t. 70 use LIncoln's figure, the peo-
Ne n the north We're bent on swap
Ping horses while they were crossing a
ag.tg stream But the right party
Fdl
veal claim Lincoln, as we all claim
Wellington now, but both OF these
tst we're men who were capable Of
lr'ig party feeling. They each stood
4 certain principles and mea sures
20 all their might, and gathered
''oal them as the days went by, mon
ipoA whom they could depend to CO.
fgate with them.
WORTH OF PARTIES.
Our political parties should be
sortn what they cost as orga nlzations
y Inc nomination Of candidates for
ales. such candidates should be
lehlnated not as during our early
lh'oIy BY members Of congress or OF
ne s'ate legislature. but by .he peo-
" themselves Tho primary election
an essential feature of our form OF
sNfament We believe not only that
ny people aad The whole people
s ~ nave The right to vote, but that
e,n pgople and the whole people
nv u nave their say as to whom
slall vote for In other words,
mould have the right OF nomi.
W.. sa ana the declaration of prin.
= y wei as the right to vote for
, IN y mat nominee or this or that
@lsal program, '"' " '"'
s,r pOVueal party has its cam-
,gfss,,.. ~ as mea may ard should
ssSi5sl.e9 Tor tho purpose of selecting
sslss ,'.'e' and declaring their prin-
INV, - thay should associate for tho
1oys ~. ol elecllng those whom they
4 ,saosen as their leaders, ana by
y, co,ls, Wit II possible government tal
lty sissa Tor the principles or policy
,esslmis'.'u lor Political campaigns,
sarSi.s~ 10 The contrary notwlth-
rovsrniSs, are Of great value to a self
N NJ Hs people, They tend to u,IicL,
fio,i urinary cltizens' sense az no.
ntes,, i,ssponsibility, as well ms MS
Worth ~ political questions. thav ara
rygsl'@'is. al they cost In educating ana
l,rtlsIl ing public opinion, a presi-
latob,I1 '.snpaign Is at It's best a great
igelve h ' Nv, II may not be con-
rlsiop wnat we would call personal
b qujsi. oul II does have It's worth
Ms perssi!lus the citizens sense Of
M a. t SSl'al responsibility as 4 mem
'pargans great common wealth.
~ sI.c,is also have their use altar
y 'S sI,.. is over 1t is USUALLY ai bas
atibd, le control Of any one any
n ss am minority have no rights Which,
rssr,,, 70 Respect When a brutai
i ,sS SAT break down ali onno =. i
il y" any,, virtually silence all erI tp,
Nh rs clLh 'aere is danger OF ring
y co ,ySS,s,s legislation and ali sorts ''
"a, AlSusED OR ABUSED.
i',i Is S's VS. party spirit NAV h. mia.
ss,l %i1sanizatlon to make pu y n,o o. 9
nsS.s political office ~ tb = mean can,
ilpss T q promoting political sr p ,.ar.
l6pss, tals Is one Of the are pttn
We addlctoss hlch our polIticaI nartSs.