Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
,,,i, tpiIspticalIy Charges That
pol p,yganous Marriages RAG O''
cur Every Day.
,,,AILs GEM STATE PRESS
PARTICULARLY Bitter towards wards Dem Dem
.,,.tIo newspapers Which VIII
MI Give Him a Hearing
81. r,,ius. Appear in Singular Con-
- r,a to The Calm r'''F'"''' Of
senator Hepburn
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special to the News ,
.,.. CENT ls-The political cam
~" - T'I ssd the lines Of battle be-
r''sn !, -. :. c,,isnding forces have been
wen ", ~ what may be termed the
' 'i.,,,., !, on each side. Senator
.'l s.i. ,,nresenting the Democracy
p''I ~, rus,day plainly stated the
= ....,.,,tie position in a speech De
:. attentive audience. he was
= on Friday evening 10y Senator
r.srn who sounded the keynote i0r
.s,publicans in Idaho
!, essential difference between thr
j r,n could plainly be seen in the
m which each approached his
~ senator Dubois began nus
~. by a distribe against me
.,.,osrs Of the state, and especial-
4, democratic newspapers. accus-
!, them OF having been under
~ ne Republican committee our
I, ,tsl and by intimation pointing
a. ~ mi Is corrupt and disreputable
80 particularly worried by the
=, ,bst ss he put It, they would not
=, lin tslr play and had declined to
I. ssmsslyss as a tell 70 the Kite ot
y, s,rstorlal aspirations. Having an
.nr,,sd The press. Dubois turned his
,r.,,l.p 10 make known 10 a listening
is~nrrsry how good q Republican he
=. srnlainins In detail how be had
s'ova The course Of Senator Hey
,,r ana Congressman French with
,.tl,a approval. and had voted with
a,m for al Republican measures.
throughout his address he at only
or4 point approached Democratic poll
AZ and q, no time mentioned a
democratic candidate His only allu-
son 10 he Democracy. either Of Idaho
o. Of the nation. was when he read the
srd.Mormon plank from the platform
adopted a, Occur dAlene
DISCUSSED RELIGIOUS WARFARE
0, he two hours Consumed. at least
tvo.thris was devoted 70 the discus
sion or fhe religious warfare that he
tsslies to wage against the people VINO
ut NomonS His principal oppose
va 70 he Normons seemed 10 be that
sn,l ltY bad been attacked by the
Dsn51shc party IN Idaho with a prop
os.ilon 10 tis,rachise them, a large
majority 9! hen had refused 10 vote
his ticket This he claimed. could only
taFt been iDauced by Church dicta-
ion IN politics. He charged that poly
sAmy vas s4l IN existence and being
ooTeFily ilggili by the Mormon priest
hood, and hat there were a large num-
~ o. new plural marriages being cele-
hated every day.
HEYBURNs CLEAR TALK.
senator Hepburn, on the contrary.
Ia,s an address conspicuous FOR its
'1les,,lAnstIp. Approaching state is
~ me senator pointed out the bene-
I. ~ results 70 all departments and 20
!. !. ltVl'e OF the state through the
s y. honesty and answering integ-
!. ! " uoy goodlng and the other state
,. - Abiding to Senator Dubois
/, -. ~, y Mormon dictation in politics.
lo'n.ei out the absurdity OF that
~. - ne stated that the Republican
:, ~ vas hot ehamplonIug Mormon
j. j. % any other religion: that II ala
!. !, ~, ..s ule existence OF polygamy or
]! o.lef OF The crimes Of like charac-
~. \, a Y. , Sna, through that party all the
=. -. on ne statute books against crimes
!, Nv olafaeler had been placed there
|. I . s.alea nat the laws Of Idaho were
~, ~, % punish al offenders. Senator
y. ,5'.,n also took up the steunenberr
80 aAo announced that he was glad
- ~. the position Of endorsing the
y. -, Nale administration In rs ~
=, " uphold the law and punish
had IMMENSE AUDIENCE.
l,, slo' Hepburn had an enormou,
n -. ana vas heard throughout
~, I 4, Closest attention. Inc Telling
49,. "a his speech being greeted with
4. 80 80 APPLAUSE. Hundreds OF nor.
,, s, IVY were present were loud IN
!, ,Alle'sions Of admiration ~ tho
49,, ela earnest an protestation ~
N, asieement with the speaker
N, 'Ii =. up OF the political eit-
! p,,, " y Confidently predicted ,ha,
~, u, publican ..an majority Of POOH IN tbis
49,, ~ \, governor in 1904. will be in.
'HA year fully 90 per cent.
:. 'VsY At HEADQUARTERS
va ' nay The campaign has been
.s7,-, W, y, scene about the head.
! '' e' Industry. The scbS5,io. o, ~,
.sly srs salsn speakers are being
.,sstpr. .'s .. and great masses Of
'3sbllsn' '' peing sent out At the
sires headquarters chatham
us AZ, '.,N smith, with a corps of
M ., asl .ienographers. are hnsY
n. nN WI late every dav
rs,., republican headouarfery ara
irbs- =, ~ reports from the Larger
"a tb,,,I me precinct commune.
1li f,o,sN vul he state. and IN ad.
IN. I'm ~. many Of the prominsn,
IA an. M all sections These 70.
a'ss,,r o., ol he most encouraging
srtion \, .,pey tell the story q, Tho
'sri,.V " NE people 10 RenYhiiean
~ oss.S ~ republican nolioles. In
flaas VOID comes from dis;ao,
"a N nns where men forrnerIv
'i1,,c,s nemocratic counrils ~.
'''ssh,r h. 'De 81. their allegiance viii
p 4, ~, sast With the Renubw'
,, sissy,g.. und themselves In com
1aer cement With Duhni. ne
=, fu,h among those who have
n gsns,' announcements are Hon
rsrly az pioneer Democrat ana
) isri, eslegaie 10 Congrs.s , anu
~, csssisna,o.n . 4 a. Fraser. penn
lNi an, s'g by, for atiornev-eenera,
IL, ~ Hon w. & pat.-ta
I its past /, ~ me Democracy dur.
slrAtr pa' = lsesr,. ana a man Of
'a'lis '''o'e character ana At.
g. GOV COOLING.
g At s .lms'.v il begin his cam.
q Z. ana Vim on the evening Of
-. sseSr,' , 70. Cay. he expects ,g.a men ~