The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
FEDERAL GANG IS
/ ROUND[Y SCORED
B. H. Roberts and S. R. Thur
man Bitterly Arraign the
Politicians.
,OTERIE IS RESPONSIBLE
FOR ALL UTAH'S WOES
10 More Democratic Votes to
Continue NefariOuS Bunch
i'm Power.

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Without eouivocation or reservation,
illIul ll Brigham II. Roberts and Judge 5. Il.
,ss .fhurman denounced the federal bunch,
|bIia,ibc leaders and managers Of the church
|Ied Republican party and the Smoot
FMouth.'' at Democratic rally at the
\ LssHforest Dale Amusement hall on Friday
buff Might. To this unsavory coterie the
Jotslspeakers virtually attributed Utah s
ps eAp present woes and the existing strife
\ WI II 10 uncertain language each denied
he or.he charge that there was any bargain,
b to i,ombination or deal between the Demo
y lusrntic party and the American party
EsDSs lad it was left to g. II. Roberts 10
tbes. make the direct charge that the Re-
hit IA ttublican leaders and managers are re-
ars }ponsible for this false and malicious
sharge.
Ike s1ext on which both speakers based their
nsd arguments, thus giving them splendid
tIs; Sia 1oundation for their attacks on the po-
Hs,iticai interferers and offenders. Judge
rsThurman acted as chairman OF the
\ ~. Meeting and the hall was filed with
ho fasteners.
pv ,,,'f Judge Thurman. in opening the pro-
!, s5eedings, 4 first arraigned Roosevelt for
7. asurpinp the rule OF the people, and
SEW made like attack upon Speaker Can
p,S a. Jon for blocking legislation III the lower
P'u, :. 1ouse of congress
~ :. When we see little coterie of fed
nal officials In Utah.'' be continued.
u, :. Wproperly denominated the federal
pun sNinch, when we see them, not as citi
Y IN ems. but by virtue of the power given
male them by the people of the state To
tn y epresent them in the government of
s he United States; when we see our
No senators, elected TO represent us III
cc-she senate of the United States. and
|Tard 1sociated with them the man whom
heM4e elected TO represent us i'll the house
lid ~ representatives, and III connection
the lfith those the marshal, who was APP
esthpinted for the federal district Of the
stnsl ate Of Utah; when we sec them meet
Eere uSeether in solemn conclave and under
anu like to say, aud do sav-and their de-
[he p,ree is almost like the decree OF a
the respot of the old worldwide shall be
msssDfernor Of Utah. ! saw the time hns
who rpe Issue should be, shall the people
bal zIile7 And vet that has been done to
pe ro 4 extent which has become burning
[ssd i, hame in republican form Of govern.
Refers to Cutler
Smod Hero was man whom 1 and
bn Is Very Democrat in the state of Utah
bies. imposed. We opposed him as Demo-
Fpe thrats: he was a Republican. We voted
EyentgE Eainst hlm-the present governor of
omes tis state--but Democrats believe that
Eeuatle majority, should rule. He was elect
cerf1, and | will saw now, and / don I saw
Moulhf because. of what has happened, be-
rnor tuse ! said it before it happenod, that
shs n6fpnn 4. Cutler made good, honest, ca
ebie governor and gave us a safe ad-
Is luIstratlon OF the affairs of state Cut.
:, NJ had only one term and il was not
~ 40 much on his part to ask to be re-
Pns .a,};eeted. He was candidate before the
v1,-,seople, announced himself as a candi,
.9 o. tte and put forth platform Of prin-
ihs piles 1t was a rood platform and il
the e.as no more Republican platform
bra stan q Democratic platform The two
ore spited States senator's and the repre-
LED ontauVe and the marshal. otherwise
s nov lown az the federal bunch, got to-
Ehufci etler and they said who should be
wernor of this state. or at least a
- ,ndidate for The Republican party, and
Coul7om that tlav. to this John c. Cutler
.he ,Is oeen out of the race. and ] want TO
.nau;ttSk YOU # You ever heard of such a
Pir;Iv n;v,u ng IN the United States before?
eisirs "By What Right7''
Follomhf i want to know by what right those
ftere8p Ut or i've men get together and un.
. ]. bsrtake to say, in an American com.
hird s.lnlty, IN community of American
Fl. Iy.izens, who should be the governor nf
sovereIgn state. But they said IT,
our fellow citizen, John C. Cutler,
pasey = soon as they said it. said, Il with
y act, " you is, ism L it high time that the
, yrioatirestion, Shall the people ruie9; he.
Fbceu tne paramount Issue in campaipn
half Of Mong tho American peoples
;i spse, we have been charged. falsely. ma
Gxxt Md'fously-B, II. Roberts with the rest
u we have entered into a deal ard
--~~1<trnde with the American party Lv
Is ABbytch you are to be sold ont. BODY and
EaREDIll. In other words. yoa are re- 70 '-be be
= ri}ned over in a body as Democrats
: iOs sne fa, nm, american g party to vote its
be nssss@ountain Republican. the most das
erV s-it}cily lying sheet that ever was print
hty I" IN the state (applausc) and 7 don y
.,~%e who hears it. Tho viciousness Of
Ely thlng is, 1t undertakes to array
;, ,esp,rsR eesss,1rsRhnor against ncighbor brother
}, hple,< INST brother. sister against sister i'm
5. nra most .fraternal relations, and saw
eep esrI,tt one Is trying to barter the other
EcaslopiI2tnout any foundation whatever for
NoT assertion. ! understand that this
|arno ~nlng reasscrtIon is made. after the
& yanplal OF leading Democrats made bv
i w,;n VINO arc bone of your bone. flesh
Ind Imlsl your flesh. they charge these mon
|e fnls5 se entered into deal TO barter
Glass tph Their own people. Now, NV
snds, ! say that il there is a place
purgatory hotter than anv other
mn sA'ere | would just like to see the man man
- Inc newspaper who would perpetrate
.ayy Ftle IKE that consigned TO that place
!,sc,y tE'ng the millennium. at least. I know
Lrses f aosoiuteiy false. both in substance
rsss y - "a spirit. There is no truth in it.
[st. Boot Oh the Other Foot
-, I'D. .nsl .sna | regret men coming among
bon = fmoeiats who belong TO tile dominant
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