The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13

Of those who made those charges, upon
the hoor OF the Utah legislature, 1 shall
seph j, Cannon upon the subject The
cnarse was made on the 1Ttr OF March
1903. and Mr.. Cannon, as you will sec,
approaches the subject with great solem-
Bargain With Liquor Men.
The obligations Of my oath of office
ana am, my conscience compel me to speak.
What I shall say is with malice to none
put IN the spirit of the solemHity of that
1au,i oauni You who know that conscientious
estness he would say that. Mr.
Speaker. he continues IT charge that
before this legislature met before Its
members m, were elected, A BARGAIN
WAS MADE BY WHICH LEGISLA-
TON FOR THE LIQUOR QUESTION
WAS SOLD. charge no member of the
,eglsiatiVe body with being a party TO the
bargain ! believe that few even knew
OF Its existence. Moreover. IL Is INV SOL
emn conviction that the hopclessness of
Geaairrying eai an out the demand OF the people OF
iorts OF strong influences to carry OUT
the requirements OF that bargain"
Inree times: In substance, in solemn
speech upon the floor OF the house did
this gentleman make the charge. and
the other legislators 1 have named make
the same charge practically In the same
hP5r,5, hTnnds ann in when the senior senator
inc charge. regardless OF their creed or
politics. these arc the class OF men. Re.
punlicans all. In the state legisla ture
"horn nc 80 brands (Applause)
President Morris Made Charge.
Outside Of the legislature the charge
.SSas Was frequently made during that conven-
Ilon thae assembled In this theater ihat
nave referred to before. Mr. Nephi 7,
Motifs made the charge, not perbans ao
eemphaticnily as one might wish. and vet
ne mace n very significant declaration
concerning himself OF which he had biz
self immediate knowledge, to the efrect
u nave his statement here, but the
substance OF 1t give for the sake of
time. but he made tho statement that
knowledge had come most immediateIv
10 hlm,. which he would have no tronhI,
IN y, verifying did occasion arise to do SO.
the subject OF prohibition by the Re-
publican organ. gentleman went aroma
70 the saloons Informing them If they
nc u,a no, Wisn 10 be put out OF business
.hey must get into the Republican party
and" said the gentleman. Mr. Morris.
wNhie tnat does not establish the fact
Oh deal, really I can't find another
quite 80 we'll" avs ~
And then again, this great convention
to which l have alluded, in one Of us
resolutions made the charge against the
Republican leaders and / r,oria hame .,,e |
you remember again that that grast ast
convention was made up Of Representa-. |
tIVes from every county in our state, II |
was republican convention. and this |
was one OF the resolutions; ~ |
We most emphatically resent the
dec,arations OF certain memebrs opposing
prohibition upon the floor OF the house, |
that the Republican party IS recreant to
its leaders II 1t fails to carry out an
alleged agreement with the liquor inter
ests 70 prevent or postpone prohibition.
We deny that the Republican partv ia
In any sense a party to such comoacT
or IN any way responsible for jnnorai
alliances entered into by usurpers s'' OF
Leadership In the Republican pnrtvn
DIT. George H. BrimhalI addressed fba
convention upon that subject and whaf
he said. tho pith OF it, was placed 1n
what In newspaper parlance Is called ~ -
front page box. with other Important mt
terapces. BY that we mean that il was
placed on the front page surrounded by
n border TO give 1t emphasis,
:. george III. Brfmhall. president OF tho
Brigham YOUNG university, said. 'Tbs /