Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-21

citizens of this city. ] speak 80 of Mr.,
Hardy because I know him personally.
the character OF Mr.. Hardy indicates
the character of the entire ticket.
There Is no reason why this ticket
should not DE elected-cvery one on
the ticket.
ABLE To SETTLE.
People sometimes say TO you In
reference TO city government that local
conditions control. that might be true.
but 70 never appeals TO me. think
that the great organization which has
written the history Of this country for
the last so years, which controlled
this people, the organization which
has settled great questions. which has
governed the people Of this country
for the last so years. has sufficient
manhood and ability 90 settle any
question which might arise in city
government And 10 the Republican
and nations, of shaping the destiuies
OF great policies which belong TO the
people as "a whole. IL Is useless TO say
that % is incapable of governing and
shaping the destiny NJ q great and
growing city like yours.
II am glad that the Republicans are
I'm battle array. determined 90 carry
the organization 20 seuCcess, because !
believe that there could Doe mo more
Joyous message sent throughout the
United States than 90 have 70 go forth
that the great Republican party in
salt Lake city has elected Cos mayor"
sUTHERLAND's VIEWS
senator Sutherland. who was called
Immediately after Senator Borah nu-
ished. won't stnl further into local
problems Il want TO say DE said,
that I'm my judgment-my deliberate
iudgment-and I have paid some atten-
ton 90 what has been going ON
since 4 return "A Go Ttah-my deliberate
judgment rs that the chances for Re-
publican success iu this city on election
day rrbw brighter every day. / know
that oul American friends are making
great claims They are saying that
they are not only going Go elect the
American ticket but that they are
going 90 cast % bigger vote than both
our parties combined. ! think they ARE
being misled.
n heard "a story the other day which
Illustrated 90. The American party has
employed "a young lady t1 do some
cauyassing iu this-tho FIIih-prcc
ana she went t0 huusc-io The lady
az tho housc-oud said tn her. what
are your politics hcree Tho lady said
well, we are u' Socialists. Wei ,
viii put you down us Americans, N
win make Mr.. Darmer feel ao good. So
! ann Inclined to think thar this if about
what lF going Nn-tNfN If" counting
without knowing precisely what is go
AS TO FUSION.
"Our American friends ANA some
Democratic friends arr Binding fnuli
with the propD-ou fusion that The re
publican party iH enectinp boz tlo Nnil-
Gus precincts. The American party
b. composed 1f Republicans. Demo-
Gratis. Socialists and. ] believe, "a irM
prOhlhitlouists From their point 90
view 10 is right anl proper ION all these
discordant eleWtnts 90 fuse BOO theif
party but fr1m their point ot View il
ls wrong for the two great national
parties 90 unto 90 beat them. Now, !
don't think so. J think Chat thr amer
lean party d. the common enemy of
the people OF thif city m Del the duty
1f the cltlzens ~ this city to beat
Chat party. and thcn we can get back
tl oll party lines. just Ho long al
there De- au American party. just c.
long there can not be, ln the full sense
Of the term. any national politics ln
this city. I think that ID is better fol
rity and state 90 have national polucs
making our lights along kepuhllchi
ana Democrat. lines rather Than ro-
ngious lines
iIt has alwayg seemed 40 me that n
4 Woie "a Mormon IN use plain termHl'
lf + were "a Mormon iu salt Lake Dib
and srmch1ly was going O. PICK up d
stone 90 throw ut me, 4 think That n !