The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-22
DEMOCRATS RALLY
| AT SILVER CAMP
Joseph E. Caine and L. r. Mar.
tineau the Orators at
Park City.
|SAY SOME CAUSTIC THINGS
ABOUT FEDERAL BUNCH
Nominee for Congress Thinks
Americans Will Carry Salt
Lake County.
Special 20 The Tribune.

NSpecial 70 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Oct. GA largely at
|tended rally cf the Democracy was held
In tho Dewey opera house here tonight.
mParley Neally of Coalville, who was
the nominee Of the party for state sena-
mtor, hut who, il is said, under instruc-
ktions from his ecclesiastical superior,
Hwithdrew from the ticket, called the
Hmeeting to order and introduced as the
Eehairman Frank Pingree of Coalville,
candidate for treasurer of Summit
eounty. Mr.. Pingrec assured the peo-
pie Of the Park that although the treas
urer had always been chosen from this
jcity since Summit county was organ
|ized, he would have a deputy in Park
ltRxes here.
Joseph Z. Caine, the next speaker.
said he would confine himself to local
issues, but he drifted into national poll
tics. He referred TO the gubernatorial
fight by saying that when they could
not get "Uncle' Jesse knight they got
HCousin" Jesse. He said the knights
had done more for Utah in building up
her industries than any other men, He
IconteDded that the people Of Utah
bowed more 10 the Democrats than they
lowed to the Republicans. who had never
Idone anything except develop the fed
leral bunch. Mr.. Caine addressed some
|caustic sentences to this political ring
Iand asked his hearers TO smash the fed
eral slate. He said that Republicans
Expected TO achieve victory through
the dominant church and had instruct
ed the people that they were to get VIC
Tory in that way. He also referred TO
The fact that statehood was obtained
BY Utah through Democratic repre-,
septation IN congress and Democratic
president.
n Martineau Talks Tariff.
II L. r. Martineau. candidate for con
gress, the next speaker, asked the au-
Hence TO give one reason why the peo-
pie should vote the Republican ticket
fn Utah. The Republicans were not
entitled to support and the party had
deceived the people all the time it had
been in power. The Democrats now
believed in r. tariff for revenue; they
tFere no longer free traders Mr.
Martireau cited the fact that the Re-
publlcans are now forced TO indorse
I&he income tax, 4 Democratic measure.
Vie claimed that the Republican tariff
-Eas higher than was justified by con-
lluons, and the consumer paid the bill.
The big manufacturers, he averred,
we're for the Republicans who had en-.
tichcd them by their legislation. This
Nhad been the means to encourage
'-bribes TO get Republicans to enact
laws TO protect the manufact turers- He
ncontended that the only reason labor
got good wages was because they wero
.lorganizcd and tins in spite of Republi-
llean opposition. This reference made a
decided hit with the miners.
n Mr.. Martineau said he had nothing
dagainst the American party, its organi-
zation was forced because of the fact
!, ,,that all the Republicans had developed
WAS the federal bunch. The American
party had carried Salt Lake City and
prfhe prospect was good for it to carry
S-falt Lake county, He saw no reason
Why people should divide on church
mines and said it was forced upon Amer
leans by the Republicans,
During the evening Miss Fafek rem.
nered solo and was heartily encored
The mention Of Bryan's name
brought forth great cheering.