The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-16
WOMEN OF UTAH
DOING GREAT WORK
IN BRYAN CAMPAIGN
Mrs. Louise COuSOn, RepreSe NATIVE of Salt Lake Ladies,
viii Stump the State for the National
ticket,

In the campaign for votes in Utah
during the coming campaign the women
of Utah are setting a pace that will
equal, If it does not surpass. the cam
paigning of the natural politicians-the
men. The WOman's Democratic club
has always been of material assistance
In the campaigns of Democracy in
Utah, but this year it is doing more
than assisting, IL is carrying on q
campaign of its own, and When Bryan
carries Utah this fall much of the
credit for the victory should come TO the
Woodworking members of that club.
The women are starting a vigorous
campaign with a big ratification meet
ing at Saltair next Thursday afternoon
and evening. But they do not propose
20 stop with a good beginning. AL
ready plans are being formed by the
Woman's Democratic club to assist in
organizing other Women'S clubs
throughout the state and to provide
women speakers for the campaign.
Mrs. Louise Coulson, formerly of
Anaconda, an excellent public speaker.
and a poetess Of more than ordinary
ability. has been asked by the women
10 assist them in carrying on the fight
in Utah Mrs. COulson addressed a
meeting of the club at the residence Of
Mrs. HAYWARD, the president of the or
ganization, on Wednesday afternoon
The address dealt with the national
issues and the candidates named by the
Democrats. In part, Mrs. Coulson said;
Complex Problems Confronting
Never since the birth of the republic
have the people been confronted with
such a complex. confused and danger
Gus element in the political arena as at
the present time. Complex, from the
fact that there are so many misleading
conditions brought about by the self
constituted in authority. use the word
self-constituted adVisedly. for there are
men at the head of this government
who. for selfish purposes, self-aggran-
dizement and through rule-or-ruin
policv would wreck and utterly destroy
the very foundation upon which /his
government was founded. They VIII
argue that the rapid progress made by
this nation. the increased population.
the wonderful productive facilities, the
development of resources, nave en-
larged our responsibilities to such an
sxtenf as TO require and necessitate
new method by which we must control
the conditions thus developed.
.sRut the constitution of these United
c.tates that old. ironclad constitution
.hot has stood the test Of over a hum
dred wears. is one of the great Stun
bling blocks which this new element III
Sra,rd and corruption cannot get over.
and IL mistake not, IL Will still remain
a bulwar< of safety for this republic.
THE constitution of these United states
&c vet broad enough. firm enough and
liberal enough TO meet all Of the needs
ard necessities of this people and oil
tbis nation. notwithstanding the Teddy
tail that wags the Taft dog to the con-
trary- a.. H. De
.aThe boosted prosperity that the he-
,,blicans are continually harplhg
about has not been the result OF any
oct Of Justice TO the American people
nv the present administration. II mas
been more through the distress and the
needs of other nations-than by any
ether one cause-that. aud the greed or
tho Great octopus, the corporate power
Put tn help to continue this distress
and suffering of other peoples I'm order
co reap a harvest of gain for the IA
vored few, does not argue well for TINS
Government. To crush, 10 bleed, 10 rob
e. lahorine classes of our own coun-
try for the sake of accommodating, con-
centrating and propagating the gigan-
&c trusts that are rapidly arising to
such overshadowing proportions as TO
nortend the downfall of this republic
lis sufficient in itself to arouse every
thinking man and woman or honor IN