The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-24
GOES FOR
PDSTLE SMOOT
|rores His Superior in
.alasticaI Position in
Red-Hot Manner.
fHE ECCLESIAST
RATHER WARM BUNCH
4 the Machine and the
ID hut Defends the
Hierarch.

Xobe7t5, the eIStW Hile Sua III
lsmocracy. was present at the
|; ;s6eYiue of the church Democ,
Sslfair. Thursday, and much
4 will, apparently, he was
the field of both politics
al and once in the arena he
ri himself as to create a
-ensation among the faithful.
fhe afternoon Mr.. Roberts
-stsd TO crate, but he de.
! 6eu Chairman Martineau had
Lid LIST of speakers he espied
rreesman meandering on the
I'e bunch, and he hailed him
Istform. Being so publicly
Mr.. Roberts came forward
reufy minutes he "riled up
lie handed the apostolic
moot several things; he ham
machine and the whole
when he came to the point
took the oath TO avenge
ho dared say that the hie-
Tered in politics, he had
Tremendous pitch Of excite
X was only with difficulty
fked himself back TO earth.
his speech he said:
Roberts's Address.
dpubf as 10 the wisdom Of re.
yopy fsttsrins invitation to ad-
I1r the reason that IL is very
>ou Democrats will be accused of
Eurch influence into your gather
x1nt TO take you 10 witness that
be done you and not myself arc
because ! Was standing in the
political party listening 10 the
hat were being expressed and
|o7l TO the eloquent utterances
'.s triends. and would have been
1'lrt in that honorable if humble
ITToyer, respond 70 your invita-
~ are responsible for what comes
mo discussed national and local
4 impressed with the thought that
blIcsnism. locnl or national. is
piece Mr. Roberts then called
ihe news conveyed in the dis
Senator Beveridge, the mouth
y Administrstion. had announced
Of the Chief Executive OF the
ne present campaign involving
sleciions, And, he said.
bad iaste and ms much to be
. SENATORIAL intrusion in a mu-
paim- / have q few words to
10Th Issues. Senator Beveridge
ned the Republican campaign in
Maine. He announced these
/ The issue before the American
1of 10 much economic as il is
% much present success as the
@niIon OF the commerce OF Amer
fe lost sight OF the moral phase
eonmerce. and the only possible
commerce in America is:
not steal. he means that.
Nation We arc in such moral
nat our sins cry 10 heaven for
r Roberts contended that ',he
o. reform was 10 have q clean
head and vote the Democratic
Local Conditions.
~ The; speaker said: "A word
@ee 10 our local conditions: l
at re could escape them without
y ls impossible. There arise
ce, peace, but there is no peace,
as we'll face conditions as they
'klrg over sn old scrapbook !
me remarks | made in 1894 at
.uto attention then TO the rela-
koperiy existed between church
5lignt Of the individual as re-
<aurch and 10 state, and The con.
.aess rights 10 him, expressed
nen which believe now. that
81 these rights and the proper
me right relationships existing
81 and state and the individual
ious and political rights wore
~ ana would best be preserved,
~ OF Democratic principles by
1 gtsh; ! have no occasion 10
levs that were then Expressed
q lodsy: Tho salvation, politi.
staie OF Utnh rest. essentially
.ae Democrats OF the State,
An, 70 say may he best ex-
~ ieiahon OF an incident which
is pavilion within two weeks
lrend said to mo. What
~ want 10 do is to re, wbspe
an E'tn US and destroy the
and then let US AEht il out
ttes afterwards. What's the
~ republicans getting where
51Isss. assisting US Democrats TO
<.fjs VI government into opcro
Sirn nol only tho agitation made
phfty. hut the distress thai
''h'e through tho Republican
Allsgiance to smoot.
'as Issues In this campaign. 10.
io- 70. called vindication Of the
VI tnis State, in answer Ia
tsy that no Democrat IN T.p ~
III b;s 70 Reed Smoot. That
I Al ,hs, M ecclesiastical position, I
IA lis u there be any intrinsic
l 's ~ LOT retention 70 his scat
Ir,n 'ne United States. the mos.
,I1ic nr;l ma. seat should rest upon
q Prlnclples Of justice, II he
ot oy 7irtuo OF those princinles
retain il. becarss ho 80
nat he carries tbe 10; sg shn
} 1Ibas ule hslen In mis- pocket. That is
I lihs Oslongs entirely 70 the nost
I ~ bdg, present The Senate al tbo
'ns whole question before
bs''Sn b1 Si, Of the idea that n moD
po,,,I Sy avs will and by virtut i1H az
: |IIess, s,PsiIlon the political noiSc; & o. o.
ks' k1' destinies Of tbis s,, PpI,eies S,
g 10 his claim 10 e ,bo sno1lo
H W. 70 talk freely aboni
en minc. nave nav, passed the point
4 ~ uIen ,s and for TINT s,nar,
Z the ebnss n,ssesogn,sed head. l wish
4 peopleNrca-l mean the wboI,
~ i;and n the church ia big0., i.,
( 'ipdiviSs-i say that the ch11sre h1se1 !
z IA du,siauai wai political ISsr,u enurcn
l1ndi5s 5s1,msn in it. / wish S ~
~ Allegiance w ", TO him ! give
~ nay tbst 40 religious leade,
1e IndIvidn., NO recognizes that
! nIr name us,, n,,i, II n mhn pretend.
~ pretend dpqiohciy-they daro mo-
1efhnds a ~ IN secret and by smr
Y han az represent him in sn,
church 'selsring in favor Of , tb,
3 |eIirioua inn snn state and the n,;mi
81 / bran, influence from poIi,ics
4 |s not anu nc, them liars ana S'b,,co buOo
~ uus, ps 'fue. rue. and for ona n' nypo
Z, "a 1pon % the evidence and gGs ie' M
n shsRlIV sRlIVrsrs, ! will bring lnp' SO, 30 hell
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