Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-26
'Il[PUBL|CANS IN
: HOUSING RALLY.
.,,,tor sutherland Was the
S''' p,oOipaI Speaker at Salt
Lake Theater.
AMERICAN PARTY ATTACKED
II, 20 is Leadership as plsAon'
ReI'r''" = .,nan Howell Made a
., Address on National Issues

A
st., address on National Issues
A., large Republican parry
me ma ,na campaign was held az rns
nlly Of ''' Tnsater last night. inc
sat LAKE sa", was comfortably flied ana ana
pEsr nVv' overlooked into the hrs'
.. ~ second galleries before e., the ostsr 5
80 ' ssled II to order shortly a''er :
oelock tiuIo6eld OF Maine
to nS, able to be present, ~, o"i ,i,,,on
vas us hound trains on tle Us Is
tie snow sonator sutherland was
Pacific an anne Inc pricIpal speaker;
| % echseluIhim CONGRESSMAN fiowei
Preeedlits risS address mostly on ma
| made p leaving local matters
| tonal hssGsa Nv senator sutherland;
70 Ne hahulyp ~ senator Sutherland
The spsSsSShi q contribution to the
vas uso Sn AZ local politics IN 80 iar
,hs American par.s ain
Ieading up TO us olsa,i,ao ssioa
nsnS a,Sernsd. The party was nai'uieu
~ yv ,n sentenoes, and specitic terms terms,
y Play, sam ss,s,berland referred to us
anaOp ss dishonest and TO It's
ltaaeI'a.f helng put up hv an organ
lcAa ~ 10, was not 50 much a po-
hatlo,a .se"psarl,ation as II was disease,
plleal " .Sart hui acute history or un-
sIeasnl symptoms.
HONEST BUT MISTAKEN
III. men and women Of the Amer.
,,.nS marty we're mentioned as honest
s SH mistaken and people with whom
oul a anssksr hai no quarrel He did
we , sS Nave contempt for the lead
nD"' and EXPRESSED II freely. they
ss ,'lrsd men 10 pour wrath upon all
n .,a H eonld not be made subservlent
VIZ \, Ke,rns he said and we're not
tjectjne 10 the church being IN poll
~ bui 10 its not being In politics
Tor their bsnent
AN EARNEST APPEAL.
rba candidacy Of senator Srnoot
vas mentioned, and Il was pointed
out mat Thomas Kearns had worked
,or MIN. and led the pro-Smoot legis-
nive ticket IN the county convention,
and how he had gradually changed
Nh ne was working for the unseat-
M OF the men whom he had helped
b elect In conclusion he appealed
Ar Republicans to right their
wrongs within the party and not by
lining other organizations. and of
fred this as an ultimate solution OF
De present state problems.
OIL George b. Squires called the
nss meeting TO order He intro
iuod Congressman Howell as Its
gAruAn, aftur making excuses for
Ne ahenco Of Congressman Littleheld
v Mlne. The Imperial quartet rem
aeets number Of campaign songs.
gAToR sMooT TO REPLY.
AS before the mass meeting adj
igrel State Chairman Salisbury an
sGod that on next Tuesday even
4 Senator Reed Smoot would de-
isei public address giving for the
aa tlne the full history of the or
nnlziton Of The American" party
~ The facts surrounding the work
Y lhenas kearns In the party
CONGRESSMAN HOWELL.
Congressman Howell spoke In part as
BLOWS
As our government Is a government
me people. by the people and for the
Nps, II Is reasonable that there should
differences Of opinion growing out OF
discussion of public questions, and
natural and reasonable that those
alng similar views upon public cues.
s should unite for the accomplish
Wy Of the good that can be derived
..n ne enactment of their views into
Hsat0n.
" \ IS our government has been a
aV government In the last house of
lsesehtat!yes there were but two par.
~ represented, the Republican party
W me Democratic party; In fact, our
ssnM system is not conducive to q
~ iNpiielty OF parties, though we have
men spring up with chimerical
~ ever Since We have had an ac.
~ N history Of political questions
ave aad more or less Of a follow
y nave sprung up some fancy
M .sa oy which the finding OF the
ras q perennial youth or later the
NE OF perpetual motion could be
sIs % a realization. All these no.
gave nom time to time been
Fs upon the people.
HAD MANY FAKIRs.
~ We have not been without a lot
nn, who have, from time 10 time
IN s.ta lofth political parties and have
A., Y make the people believe that
sn me scheme by which our trou-
~ aIsal be ameliorated. But the
A., t as,e got done with chasing after
ssAls ana they have come back
Tss'Ilhon. sense view OF things.
NM ~ republican party stands for
a.. ornamental right. Ii is the
M u az the states OF the Union
As, az DTlng Republican from
A. llem Wyoming from Kansas or
N S.aS..accnusetts, or from Illinois
sssr ss 'alks TO an audience in Utah
4, .9, promulgate one doctrine. Tho
ra.lon voters OF the Republican
AM 81 :, the United States ale all united
A., Wy fundamental questions which
lnecse.Ite me Republican party. Oul
~ sSs friends are hopelessly az.
nrrer " direct conflict In many in.
hror,aaaa, theh ideas and purposes. The
M ~ ~ Of Utah Is not the Democ,
sa,S' iaalo or shall / say the Dem.
n,t " Idaho is not the pemocrac,
:, @ng OF tina so,.rs 80 ,~.N..'Ny
N following.
hs hs, 70 say that the quarrel W,
ts ~, 49, say quarrel, because n
rAsr,y ,lse 70 the dignity of a con,
q Wi, lsmlnds me OF the fable o.
cr ~ ana the lamb. Our Demo.
siih e'ius are now picking a quar-
Nhns .he Republican party 10,
y IN" on the stream which the,
THE REAL ISSUE.
iar7 rat is The issue in this cam
ne t.,,iNo years ago after a fmll
a., ,esslon Of the Issues this s,a,,
n'st uatss,lty Of 10000 votes TO tina
rave q v,ih, NV ~, President Roosevelt
nasnIesane Republican congressn,al
lan sava majority OF 10000. wv,
Nealest nv, passed-two years OF m
lespe prosperity ever enjoyed by an,
~ Aigh e we world began. Wage
''sryghe,. emlploymcnt abundant an
gecple bo,. throughout this country m
ssingt received the richest y
'scilons 49, have visited dlfferen
Ntsperitv .ne state, have sean IN
iAl,,. ~ enjoyed nv ~. .~S' VI
ne NOS, nv, ~ our state we have som