Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-28
CANDIDATE RIsGE|N
MILL TALK TONIGHT MI j |
Independent Standard Bearer
Scheduled for AnAddress at
The Salt Palace.
PERSONNEL OF HIS PARTY.
ERsoNNEL OF HIS $. PARTY ART.
Enemy OF Standard OH Tells Why He
Believes the Party VIII Win
q In Many States.

Thomas l.. Hisgen Of Massachusetts,
enemy of tho Standard Oil and Inde-
nendencc party candidate for president,
Will arrive i'll Salt Lake late this after
noon and WlllEthis evening elaborate
upon the principles of independence at
the Salt Palace.
Mr.. Hisgen is accompanied by Gle-
ment L. p ollock. an orator from Boston
Who VIII be the firsa speaker of the
evening. Mr.. r. e. Woodward, editor
and publisher of the Western Home
Maker who is in this city ahead of the
party assisting the local committeeman
IN making preparations for the meeting
tonight; Howard s. Taylor of Chicago
Z and candidate for the senate from Illi-5
nots. John Temple Graves of Atlanta,
/ Ca, and vice presidential candidate.
VIII arrive in the city Friday ard hold
another meeting at that time. f
WHAT CANDIDATE THINKS.
Mr.. Hisgen does not believe that the
Independence party will. elect Its presi-
dent, but does believe that the Tndc-
pendence ticket VIII elect candidates
lin 40 out of tho 46 states. In speaking
8of the platform Of the Independence
party he says
1T is not strange that the common
people should be eagerly joining the
standard OF the Independence party
because they have ben fooled for so
many years BY the Republican and
Democratic organizations both am
AGGRAVATED with. the interests OF the
great corporations and the lnoney
b powers. We all know that it has been
the custom for both of the old parties
to make voluable promises to the peo-
pie Just before each election but these
promises have mover been kept. The
absolute necessity has arisen for o
new party to lake the field for tho
( purpose of making sincere and siren
5uous efforts to secure certain legisla-
ton for the benefit of the masses. The
platform of the Independence party
tells just what the party leaders iii
tend to do for tho benefit of the poo !:
pie and every reader OF the news
papers has been convinced of their
honesty and integrity by the complete
and astonishing exposure of corrupt
methods made by them In connection
with both Republican and Democratic
leaders during the past few Weeks,
MESSAGE TO ToILERS.
Eve do not come to this city as
political speakers only but to bring
to the toilers of the entire country
message of hope and cheer for
better things In store for the people:
+ We come aS a. sincere harbinger OF
Stidings which mean that the yoke OF
! corporation power need no longer be
borne II the voters will rally to the
standard iofs thisswonderful now party
and vote for those men who have
pledged their unwavoring support
to the cause of the people. 1t Is
tho demand OF the Ind dependence party
that the promises conveyed TO the
world In 4 our national. constitution
outlined in the declaration of indie
pendence and constructed by the i'm
mortal Lincoln shall be kept by these
men in whom the people place their
trust So far this has not been done
and 1t Is merely a question Of when
the, voters OF the United States shall.
decide to take the mattar IN their
own hands. They hayeGthe power TO
send to the polls sueii zil,r,i as y ~
carry out these promises and undoub-
tedly d demonstration will be made at
the polls next November.