The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-06

dncc the Democratic party OF
[. Al the front was the party
ivs such a meeting as the
y Salt Lake theater on We'd
.;gAt. The old playhouse was
m the exception of the top
,sd the big audience sat for
II 10 listen to the spell~binders
'nunocracy define and outline
-lGgn.
wonderfully enthusiastic
ana every speaker was given a
"A ,eordial welcome, and in the
Judses King and Powers
a ovation, and the applause
.burel. il was the opening
4 The campaign for the Demo
"a the turnout was an indlca-
+. he party is to again be a
\ ihc political affairs Of the
aakers included the best
a he party, and included Judge
4 endidatc for Justice of the
|Icurt. and Ferdinand Erickson,
n for congress. The other
. we're Jesse knight, Judge
a Judge Powers and j. H.
.inirDau of the Democratic
|k All of the speakers cut
re was no mincing of words,
|sas called a spade. Mr.. Moyle,
y the meeting to order, was
|orounccd, and those who fol.
tsE Inspiration from his re-
||pr they came right out ID the
tdec King was bitter at times
1anciation OF the work of &c"
. |n fhe last election. and he was
bitter in his remarks about st.
Sdtherlapd, Apostle Smoot.
IeCTca, who WAS n member of
legislature, and who was re-
y for the house by the church
7n Convention on Monday.
ihe speakers denounced the
nade by the federal bunch
|lQpor men, and this dcnuncia-
rost severe.
3 Stephens. presided, and upon
gerc seated many prominent
from various parts of the
Ms band was in attendance,
p The meeting by playing the
tne'ed Banner. - the great
HandIng, and many singing
aal song. 4 glee club from
3 sting of the Mcssrs. Cleo
zones, Leone Worsley and
noshard, gave a vocal selec"
Young women had splendid
q ihe medley which they sang
applsuded.
5:2O o'clock when Chairman
20 The meeting TO order. He
~ With hearty applause In
meeting Mr.. Moylc said:
y Moyle's Address.
pleasure that I greet you this
ue opening meeting OF ths
s4nt political campaign thai
,9e1 me people OF Utah In its
~ democratic party, once tri-
oolnlnarI in the state. has
,;hnsnori'y party. II has passcC
.ssnatpn. We have come dowl
ana file, To- the humble anc
N, ana those who are devoted
OF the state as they see Il
ohoerslahd it, Men who arc
unit are in tho party thi:
euse tiey arc sure OF sue
fSausc They believe in th'
MI winch that party stands
~ ,sscded in getting ono OF tn.
uIai the state has ever had
~ silng 10 go 10 the sIaugh
", Tor the principles 70
S OF politics in this state i
rmch do not jooIs with nlnus
"A Alse hlse The party TO which
- M pecn unsuccessful, bu
w which the politics. OF ou
..SlI,. soVerncd and controlled
bar,ian party has been divide,
id so; s NC American party il
an 1"u The Republican party
iIs, controlled by "A pulitica
mas become as objection
dnu,,slve ",pnslve az in any state j.
{ IA .,nn,,latihg absolutely the pol
IN " choking mems voices
b mo, !leld TO The dictation @
|nr VINO constitute "a politi
rsslvsanu snu thcsc men are tlos
, oon,hs the cmoluincnrs Of Of
'lsie. III inc postofiices through
cnr,,ey WY control the state OF
'r1 h.. v, ~ 'he delegation I'm con
<isb, shc way, Il seems 10 IN
= so,,, sa as well have in Washing
fas. ~ mecblncs as the me
',islI.i, There. when senator Aid
nyoSu, e, their votes. No suc
nr,ssec!y WAS eyer witpessc
fpm ns that presented by Il,
ltah oah. The senior scna
rd rdn ara voted with Mr.. Aldric
NJ Sa vo,ns hsd voted more times i i
fote @ saa moro times with hin
Z 11nin nssialnst the great machir
Z rslhirs and controlling u
: a s psr, OF this country in ii
h pstIy vtyy nationally. AK In In q q
~, Imch n,n IT is in Utah.
auparn,,o arn,,osressiyc RepuOllcanisr
avs" :, throughout the counir
ircm ',le y, Republican party h.
slooa l.'e I great principles {,
. ma am ,n'n political machine
4 "a I'niu, locally, In every sta
NJ hspveon Where 1t Is do,ninar
"fe today men WHO