Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-08
THOSE IN THE PARTY.

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Meet their candidate.
n THOSE IN THE PARTY.
81 The cars comprising the Red Spe-
fs,al" on which Mr.. Debs and party
$rayal are decorated on the outside
la%ith red steamers and on the baggage
|gBar are large portraits painted on the
Ct Mr.. Debs and Ben Hanford,
&ihe latter being the Socialist candidate
$&or VIC. president of the United States.
&fhe personnel Of the party is as fol-
Sbws: Eugene V. Debs, locomotive fire.
Man and socialistlc candidate for presi-
lent: Theodore Debs, brother to the
Ehndldate and his secretary; Stephen
81. Reynolds OF Terre Haute, Ind, law.
e1Ser and Socialist speaker; A. NJ. 81
Mons. the speaker at Liberty park in
liz afternoon; A. H. Floaten. Denver:
%hares Lapworth, London, represent
khg British and continental newspa-
Hers; W. w. Buchanan of Texas, Il vet
|85sn OF the Civil war and early aboli-
Monst agitator; Otto Merely, Chicago.
Tress agent for Mr.. Debs; l.. Il. Kat
strfed, Topeka. college student and
snclalist agitator; Harry c. Parker,
union cigarmaker and
manager of the train; Prof. Sorenson,
lsader Of the Red Special band.
4 WHERE DID HE GET IT,"
4 In regard to the "Red Special" oc-
Npicd b. the Socialist candidate and
his party. the current issue Of the
Arrerican Federationist. edited by
Tabor Leader Samuel Gompers, has
.he following:
I'VE note the Socialists speciar
rain is TO make Il tour Of the country,
salTying Mr.. Debs with all the luxur-
bus accessories, which modern trans
portation can accomplish. The train
Il said to cost $4,000 for the cam
Eaign Now we would like to inquire
Who finances the Socialist campaign?
\ seems hardly probable that such
luxurious style Of transportation
you'd be authorized by those voters
d small means whose contributions
sre alleged to be the chief support of.
he Socialist campaign. Why not
II hsh list Of your campaign con-
Rtout!ons, Mr. Debs? 1t would be
Interesting TO know who contributes
fe $4,000 campaign train. There is
Il strong suspicion in the minds of
MANY that the money has the same
familiarity of source as the abuse. In
IN aer words. that the interests behind
HSne Parry Post Van Cleave-Taft- Debs
sHPprsltion to unions furnishes the
!Foney for any branch OF the cam
Eaign where It is expected to do the
eEost harm to the unions and their
Elends. Come out into the omen, Mr..
Res. Where does your party get
ne money? What Is the real reason
q your vlrulent hostility to the AM
gilcan Federation of Labor political
fampaign?"
THE MEETINGS.
IN consequence of the latest ar
ssAeefnent, Editor Simons addressed
~ NJ, mplage at Liberty park. com
Itlsea OF probably 1.500 persons. Mr..
t.lohs began his address shortly after
I,s aitsal OF the special train. being
onsusea 70 the park as rapidly as
, ,o thereafter. He made an
. oIl appeal to the laboring men,
~ rn.s somewhat more gifted as an
W. ta'ot lnan Mr.. Debs, He compared
&c &c. e.is'tei slavery of the negroes OF
W. 10 me Industrial serfdom of the
nns .lme, and called upon the
ne i. VI toii 10 free themselves from
nv si S,lachles binding them to the
oHuitloh OF serfdom to which they
apital. ne y hiliiy u
i so,, sneaker also told Of the growth
tb ~ IRON small beginning
,ocl. s .asuhg or 100000 votes for the
nj i'. MS candidates four years ago,
,er n ~ vastly increased num-
oiAhg election,
MIR, DEBs ADDRESS.
|ea ptI Na me train returned from Oe-s
~. /. .AT: Debs lost no time I'm getting
,hs s.e hehnedy hall on Market street
~ perhaps 1000 people had gath
,o.,, 10 near the Socialist candidate
!, ~. Ar Debs began his remarks
-ns,ssS;gAihg both the Democratic and
t,saalean parties, and especially hit
n, "qs ne IN his phillipics on Judge
snt tI,s,puolican candidate for nresi-
Ia - 2 said Mr. Taft was q tool of
rfo.eh orations, and the man who
h. ias me rule of injunction against
M. snoring men The only differ
~ .a oe,|een Judge Taft and myself
,ss si Ia MI. Debs. that he was on
Ii ts a,ue OF the injunction and / was
. his spsaker handed his compliments
go,Em,o Mh fellow laborers. .You
elves y ought to be ashamed of vo,1r.
hes H. ne shouted. You build nal
ELVES ~ others and live in novels ya,,r-
lou ran. gu make automobiles ana
ben. b. =, You support the govern
taka ri, Mi'lCh You are oppressed. Yn,
q tha ,rn of guns and are ALWAYS
E Mlsohe end of them. Wake IN
our rls +, landed sons of toll. and Il,
i'd seal ., conscious awakening arisa
s ,s YOU" 'A Oh tnose who OPP
nj ~ pe6s did nr leave out Tho ~
force > h b.tai. We are still ruled
,!meriy me ne declared. People were
laibats ~ living in fear OF nhvsie.I
India eser' today the tnteIlect,ai
e ara s.i,, are the rulers of The lana
'iite va Sili barbarians. only n more
i CON- my 81 saudbagging the nonnIene
i!ty5S IN, ~, INTO fashion. Thar po ~
DAY ug ", out of work in this ca,,, -.
The countr e are 100000 fallen women
ices last y: There We're so, 900 al.
Sons ara year. and the tails and
as are as, crowded-the insane as@i
ssea ~. al !, erowded-and what ia IL
I capita,,n. al? OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ds ever. N. And there are thoms
year that are trying e |