The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
Interference Calls for
Midnight Rally at Salt
Lake Theater.
OF TAYLOR AND
MORRIS CONDEMNED
imam Scores Republicans
Advises Democrats to
and by Their Ticket.

al TO the uttermost depths by
~ and active work of high &C.
tof the Mormon church to di-
sss from the Democratic ticket
MD Of the church Republicans
desperate effort to avoid de-
rte Chairman King Of the Utah
hsy hastily arranged two mid
4 ,llies Saturday night, one at
Lake theater and the other at
/, /, theater. at which b. II. Rob
" Judge Orlando W, Powers were
>kers.
casion for the rallving Of the
~ was the opeu advice given
~ TAYLOR, president of the Gran
III at the conference Saturday
l1pe Republican ticket and Nephi
Nopen and repeated acts in the
ection.
speech at the Salt Lake thea
Roberts said il was an un-
nsion and arose from unusual
rs. "May he it is unusual, -
Hbut certainly In other forms
7 {; in which it Is now presented
|, We suspect that il has existed
" The unusual circustance is that
h onorable gentleman this after
! made ii quite evident that it
Hed that there shall be direct,
N ed ecclesiastical interference
:al affairs in this campaign.
Z the Democratic party from
gs5f its organization in this state
present time has resisted such
d1ee rs that. either openly or
/, Those of us who stand for the
''-' the Democratic party have
gd II our duty 10 now protest
- against such a proceeding.
:. Protest Is Entered.
'Aing so, however, il is our in
w enter our protest, not in any
bitterness nor to awaken any
'e7f revenge and hatred in the
ANY one. 1t seems 10 ME ;hat
ion that has arisen within the
~ weeks in this state has got
a pt where no one should in
~ feelings of anger. of hatred
: -ess. The :imc has come wien
-; or men should merely settle
the determination of the per-
;Hfor a sacred duty. SO that I
= word of reproach or of bitter
otthose who shall participate in
4 of ecclesiastical interference
gTll affairs.
4 Hon. Nephi Morris. president |
~ 1T Lake stake. is q most ex-
rnfIcman, personal friend cf |
Isaan of MANY estimable quail !
so is President Frank Taylor
Iranite stake man whom T
ed through nv associations
49,. and / doubt not that
5lemcn, and other gentlemen
ly participate on the morrow
--rtber continuation of this in
an publicly and openly.
|I|eve 1t Will be done this time.
lpl honor them more for doing
lilly rather than by the whisper.
S'ecret methods that have been
r--in the past. Those gentlemen
- rm what they regard TO be an
cal duty, Just as on this occa,
all discharge what 7 regard to
d duty of citizenship.
hEhe proposition I propose TO
''} this occasion is this: There |
- 2 more than ever before the |
pf preserving the national no
Nfies in this state. T think the |
Irtalamity that could come TO |
would be the abolition of the |
,artles III the, state OF Utah. !
'ur adalrs resolved into a bit |
u between Mormons and non. i
would mean the throwing of
Spack quarter of century |
3Yher all the bitterness out of .
~ nave emerged but recently,
ND be the greatest of calami- !
democracy for Peace.
Perts contended that the Dem.
Ilrty had always stood for
utah, and he believed if the
"a entrusted with power that IL
"a The strife; that ecclesiastical
&c In politics would cease.
re put a question to you.t he
"!f this ecclesias stical in.
T. Shall succeed, and if the Re.
-,,Iparty IS successful in this
~ ~, u TO DO the end of the strife3
," mo- and "Never. No.
~ because there is a principle |
= there Is serious question 70