The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-09

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Amcricanism is necesssuae 81.
lieve that 1t must pre~.yy' hs.I
III my innost soul thna :, az
ana because ] believe a.
lullons and all that tho" "a u
ne"hl OF our solemn mEr
country end 10 our Co; s.ovslss
second the adoption ~ t~e so4
which nave been present ,ns n,
ask their acceptance 'ed herr
| said there could ho ~
rule III Utah, and all ny ~" dlstu.
with me, because ali ~, you m
either Americans or "o VI yoi ~
the prophet. Tho W. w are td.,}
upon his oath as a clilzpanet Of
es q Senator. upon his hn, up04H
laws h s"e Of ',2,o ,h.e Jesus Jesus Christ al
laws given hy eGbdin,ry bis interfere
his country | sav ',,e', ,n he y,
laws Of the ConstIi1,I[oo, [o you o.
lne IT,, united states inlarfernsaa Y
decrees deere OF, our church. ,ea woef,
that church II We arc "Suh
gems And there is III. "nslia sIlia
II Is the deadline In utob u dlNt
who interrupted the speecL lolfk
Judge Weber. YOU. my Jn.ol ol q
VINO came here 10 in,orr'lss,'
ins. let me ask You, WHIP u
20. YOU II YOU cross thai d
what happened 10 nc r,b uead&.
held my LOYALTY 10 the ns,I n
decree of any false nrora ION z
the line. The church sha, ~
so II will you. And wSaI VIII me ~
an American meeting N ecu Gu yn
dom which ls allowed hara raysIcs
are not permitted 10 eTsr gul a
carry home some Of the ts sr,
and the next time Won s, s~Il q
In the Tabernacle for sor, @ sses
MOI understand, dare 70 s pIsa
question. 'He II
Wants Peace for us,
take II from sverv az,
been enough Of sacrlfies ~ soe
maud for peace IN Tiab H
have suffered enough. IL III ~
vlnced that this ylctory a. cg
at Washington and thai uh,.E nh ~
evitably follow, II We vs,en
our arms, would be ,ba
would counsel peace az %
ance. WIN ecclesiastIcism tr,rs
the parties Of Utah. But M s
science In this audience wIn
me when | say that mn,. u
Gentle. should dread the IT,.
Of the church. than the Non
men and women should dra,H
In the throes OF travail aftsr
months Of patient toll sf,,.
freely and willingly iends,a,
church, upon the fsIrh ANA
the people. Statehood was sira
IT. was with the pleApa fha fh,,a
civic domain the nation ana
should be supreme and ,ha cSa
keep within The boundar, IIns
ilizarion for the safety ~ w..
set around every church W T
ask tnern TO do Is that the ss,.
tude shall animate the Ieadsn
animated them when they xs.
distress. Suppose we were s.a
old days before stateho,S
minority of per cent OF G.s,n.
absolutely In Utah by the ras,1
Federal Government. would VA
g quick concession OF all that
mandlng now? II the nation -
under such circumstance ~
shall be yours. a free soyernns-,
franchlsement for past offens..
given and all forgotten. aycsm :.
not reopen The grave. womb "
church Yield the very tl,ines
manding now? 1t did WELD n -. i,
american party Is here TO ssr :.
that the end shall be attaInJ 81
Weld OF words shall become IN y
thing Itself and Utah shall bsro-. \
can.
Have Love for Utah l
II the men and women ut. y
the American party had hate h,
thelr souls. they would leave Issx
ecclesiastical control knos ~
fate for the people here than -.
place-after having once tu,
sweets OF American prospsrllr
and freedom. having gained a.
tai heritage as a part Of rs
should we turn back to De irnsi-I
by the iron heel OF that gres.sS
despotisms-the tyranny OF d.
But IL is because that Amtyt,,/
this State that we fight for an +
peace within the State.
! have no sympathy with IN
ment OF the Governor. who. hy a
that place and who In many rs:7
a most excellent gentleman-a.
who wrote Within the past "a;
or signed. written by othsr
Of letters 70 the people Of h.
states In which he intimats3 D
loyalty does not exist here. q
country was broad and full q
I maintain that so long as any q
sit In the executive chair in tlA
ed with the sublin!ty Of ihs
might within his custody Wis
think solely OF the fame Of e.
then this fight must go on. q
what the name ~ the chur,i
Governor Cutters letters and ~ Y
we are under ecclesiastical iulyl
whether there is any union OF \
and state here. In every "
breathed a sentiment Of high ~
Mormon people, tribute 70 hs 4
try. frugality, thrift. their poSa
all the virtues that go TO make
citizenship, except one-the cc1
resist tyranny. He said no Sod
or. through all the long letleH
word TO indicate that the W
Baptists or Presbyterlans had ~
within them Thus. so long ihs
lie office shall be used as a re,-1
the propaganda for one particuH
just so long must Americsnln
redeem this city from such a
And TO the young man who =
the earlier speaker. lei me ~
Your fathers wrought thelf "a
the most trying conditions urcs
!astical rule before the coHys
the government was made.
Owed that they must make ftsi.
coercion in order 10 be true 10 "
rs men, but by the same rsas-
who have been accepted In the =
EQUAL citizens owe ii 10 your
your manhood 10 keep the .eoI1I
your fathers made.
Honor of Utah.
Statehood has been achieves =
We ask now and what you 'h.
or more than any other ons
.ens. is the maintenance OF
md integrity which used to
,ute of Utah. but which has
ully lost within the past len
ay there is no room |ishh
or tine unmingled rule OF coulI
.ffairs. The experience OF
demonstrated tnat there mus
ration in order 10 secure an
he faith and In order 10 maln'AI, n,
etuIty Of civic government NJ
iTne ! ever stood in this han
vas admitted. thought toeii
ant promise which our w.
lade for us. ask any man n.
he other church II IL Is 20.
ecause of The evil reveiaIlo@
Washington by witnesses WIZ
, the church. civilization was
hat Utah's name since then ~ -
fss and n by word
We have tho elements Iol
reatest States in the uniGn. -