Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-17

taking it apart They are too busy
making speeches Tor this work, III
the Denver platform they demand that
five articles be placed on the free list,
and of thc.tive+ articles three have been
on the free list for 90 years. " the
tariff is 10 be revised it should be
done. IL not by its friends. Mt least by
acauaintanccs.
when it is revised VIC want the
people of this, Rocky mountain courtry,
to have a fair chance. There are many;
prciudires against Utah Some Of them
are we'll founded, and it is for the
business mon OF the section to stop
some of tho bad advertising the state
Is getting.
But despite those prcjudccs the
people out, here deserve chance in
many clangs to be made. have gone
over the Rocky mountain country and
1 tell youathat ! honor the good old
men who left thcir homes and some
of them their countries far away and
came out here and built mp a country
as good us the best. These deserve
homo, and their descendants the good
will. OF whatever government adminis-
ters the government Of the United
States.
INDUSTRIES NEGLECTED.
Democrats have shown q disposition
to neglect every industry in which the
Rocky mountain country Is interested.
II have heard Mr.. Bryan denounce
the tariff on wool. and l have seen
him record his vote against it. He
pictured tho manufacturers OF this
country with free materials competing
In the markets Of the world with those
Of Bradford and Manchester and scour-
Ing the trade of the old world. lived
through 1t. | saw Industries all but
killed. factories silent and worlimen In
rage Some had clothes, but they had
bought them during the Harrison adj
ministration.
Mr.. Bryan was going to XIII the
trusts by putting on the free list every
article made by the trusts.
BEET INDUSTRY.
II don't know that FREQ trade Is
likely to kill the trusts anyway. 1t
was at President McKinleys funeral
that ! heard the organizer of The steel
trust remark that the duty should be
taken off steel.
1.-THE American Sugar Refining COM
pany is a trust which nearly APP
proaches a monopoly. Bryan says
Kill il by putting sugar on the free
list What effect would this have on
your beautiful valley? 1t couldn't be
done without killing the beet sugar
industry I saw the first beet sugar
factory built and looked forward to
the day when the Industry would sup
ply America.
'Tt was with pleasure and pride that
i heard Mr,ETaft saysthat neither by
word norsttiesd " ouldshe disturb that
reasonable protection necessary to. the
beet industry bf the United States
II want now to refute the charge
that the Repu blican party4is above the;
task Of helping the ordinary men and
women of the United States IL Is
within the last 10 years that. have
t1,J ,,,I
made to the laws of the country. 1t
Is the Republican party that has fear
lessly taken UP and dealt with the
problems of human life.
Senator Dolliver reviewed the prog
ress of development toward better gov
eminent through pure food laws. max
Ing conditions such that now the
doors of the penitentiary open for any
one who would dare to poison the food
of the people,
Taft MS q candidate he reviewed in
the light of the problems he has had
to face in public life, or Roosevelt he
said that the man without Individual
ity who never acts on impulse, is
man always tied by a string. He had
found Roosevelt never too busy to
tackle anything. and never too cock
sure to make a mistake. He made
mistakes, he urged. In the matter OF
spelling, and in the matter of the coin
age, but these We're about all. TAFT.
he declared, has been thoroughly
searched for the Bryan policies which
Bryan declared Roosevelt had stolen
from him, but neither 16 to l, free
trade. anti-imperiallsm, militarism. or
railroad ownership had been found.
Taft he declared. had been mentioned
by Roosevelt as a coming president be-
fore he himself had become president.
The speech at its conclusion and at
many points during its progress was
much applaudcd.