Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
This the Slogan Of The Democrat
ID Campaign. as Announced
In Convention.
MORRIS FOR ANOTHER TERM.
F.7tion of His Name Evokes
l5Jtest Applause Of The Day
Among Delegates.
PeaI paradinS Streets 40 Noon. Pre-
g.rcs go? Nominating Session
At O'clock

thc Dern was temporary chairman
1 Of ,bs Democratic convention which
rp 1 i0.50 O'Clock this morning in
II IN. lr.ud theater, and at noon took a
tr- h,urs recess 20 allow its commit
.se. 20 prepare the work for uomina-
Il tons tais afternoon.
81 T. Cunningham city chairman.
4 developed the probable slogan Of the
4 campaign Progress without rascal-
. ty s what he called for. In the next
sentence he drove the meaning farther
n specific reference to the present
. ralceholders when he demanded "a city
Il Administration without corruption
$50 long as there are thieves in Of
n src." he said. there will be a mission
n for the Democratic party. We have
been told time and time again that our
mission here Is over and that we should
|. dlsband IN order to allow our members
II 10 Affiliate themselves with other or
n CARNATIONS But 1 hold that we shall
II either divide here in Utah ON poltlcal
Il lines or on religious lines. the Demo-
II cratic party maintains that TINS dlNl-
\ sion shall be ON political lines. Just
so long as men and women are nlacN-
II listed because they belong 10 81 tam
II poUtlcal faith, and just so loiig a.
II men and women are willing 70 pr0su-
f.to their church and the name or their
4 church for political gain, and Just 50
II long as there are thieves IN ONCE VIII
there be need for a Democratic party
4 here I'm Utah
Il minutes. He closed by introducing Mr.
n narn as temporary Chaicman, ana Ftl-
ev A. Hin as temporary secretary. Al
n te~ al speech by Mr.. Dcrn, the results OK
uucussins among the nll us,' 49,, 80
n were made known in th9 announ cement
II M n,a.,l.rs for the various cniniIittces-
mis- preliminary work was over py
Ia "A which time an adjournm"nt
Il VAS taken until D. m.
n CHEERS FOR MORRIS.
Tsgf Mr.. NJ iris VIII I e dominated
f,r mayor with the lOudsst kind 80
cheer is as positive as any Kind o.
noiuicdl uncertainty can be. The me n
lon of his name this morning brought
forth the lOudest applause ~ ne sos-
,ion. ID was spoken by John Deru In
sbeech which defended the previous
nam5cratic admi illustration. emphasized
the Injustice and hnwisdOm Of Vourg
Nh Norris out of office when so many
V his plans We're Just being brought
oul and demanded his return TO carry
Out these plans TO final form. Credit
for projects on which work Is now pro-
messing was given 10 the Morris adj
Illustration and the charge made that
Tho present administration have only
tried % carry out what Mr. Morris
planned.
MR.. DERN's SPEECH
In part Mr.. Dern spoke as follows:
4 don't know any good reason why
the committee chose me TO be tempo
49, ala NaaHH las n
q temporary chairman was to give a
aodd address and sound the keynote Of
he campaign. You all know you have
lpytr heard me as an orator az any
public convention, but ! would like "a
talk in a quiet. business-like way of a
tw facts concerning the present situa-
loo.
Z believe the time has come when a
TIN If success awaits the Democratic
Nlty here In the city. Men who are
once thorough converts TO Democracy
cannot remain away from the party
ve,y blg and / look for enough OF
uen % return TO the ticket this fall
atg being away from II last year ana
10 years ago to vote r. =. Morris
NfA mo Office.
ON aim IN this convention should be
III % GET good men--men who command
ne Respect Of the community, and with
Desc uen We can ask the people for
hell support. and for the support Of r.
III Morris. In him the city voted out Of
commission q man whose loss should
hlye made them ashamed. No business
III corporation would accept the plans of
III manager OK its plant. and then chang,
managers 90 perfect those plans and
li them Into action. IL should NOT
lale been done TO AIR. Morris, and
tlcye that any number Of our boys
tM come back this fan, 10 see that u ls
III DOS oOua HraIu
cUuat help bun say n few words
.aeh ? tlal on local conditions were
general. Wo know well enough UNI
- Rhlt conditions n. =. Morris was
sltaleI Two years ago, and how dis
-'nofah'a were the political methods
neg accomplished his defeat When /
east 4 always pr0phesy 90 my
Nends tllt the time viii soon come
'len we VIII forget whether "a man
loN.a is Mormon or a Gen
and viii NOT pry into his religion
asking about his vote ] hope sucn
hliiois win soon come here. / bame
Republican party for the acts they
f done. and ] blame the dominant
4h '0r the way they have support
Ne Republican party Tho church
h'Na dominated In politics ir
g aays but we thought the 3i-
on ou party lines would put au
Ill 10 tail Bat men On church OF
abused thcii positions ana how
has wrought havoc ln our ranks
hel know. Ii a. not that the COM
nl M" tp vote ID given, but thal
actions of certain fellows who 60
Ii. ld'ns 20 speak with au-
~ aIe lequiCsccd in.f 1 would
these fellows repudiatel hy
Nnti'N leaders ana then J would
- 'N'f are sincere in thoir claiE
h7y aIe ont OF politics
uERNs PANACEA.
a, bem then went ON 10 olucidat,
In. 'tllas Inr curing AN political
Nun 10 was 10 send SOME
hsa- WHO WAS not "a hieh oucel
49," tHe church 10 nv senate
10 ti some non-church member
Gd omar of Utah breaking Nh,
rtb ti'li of nominating onlS
oars no ne dominant faith Tor thii
uuh h' thought this would do ~
M ~. 'NNmg the feeling through
alUe. 'Ail ihe church dominate.
nlnn te nas decorated with Am.
paF7 during tho convention
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