Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
REPUBLICANS
At SALTA|R BEACH
ZEN Thousand People at the Lake
Listen to Speeches and
T. Music.
YOUNG MEMS CLUB OUTING
I NJ Hayes. Congressman Howell
senators Sutherland. Clarke and
Smoot and Gov. spry Speak.

The Young Mems Republican club s
o,,tlng at Saltsir was well attended
1rrday afternoon and evening. During
,be dav 10000 people visited the resort,
,be major part Of the crowd remaining
., hear the speeches and musical pro-
cram The weather interfered with
the original plans of the committee but
che celebration was in no way hand
icapped. When the wind came up just
AS the crowd was being seated TO hear
,he program Chairman Harry 5. Jo-
seph decided to move the audience In
sIde and the chairs were placed on
the mammoth floor of the dancing pa
,Uion II had been arranged TO hold
,bs program outside and have the
snsakers on the platform which faces
30 main entrance. The storm carried
sUay the decorations and played havoc
outside for a few minutes but did not
dsmpan the enthusiasm of the crowd.
Eontgomerys military band furnished
tt4 music and responded several times
with encores.
Young Mems Republican club, opened
the program with a short speech He
ala that the Republican club was TO
he congratulated for the showing II
Rad made From Davis and Weber
rounties were large delegations. he
said. and that the northern as well as
the southern part OF the state were
represented at the outing. President
HAYES then introduced Vice President
Harry s Joseph. who acted as chair
man of the meeting. Prof. Charles Kent
gave a solo, which was followed by the
Woman's Republican quartet, composed
Of Esther Davis. Katheryn Goblet,
Mabel Lawson and Ethel Larson. They
sang "Our Country's Flag
CONGRESSMAN HOWELL.
congressman Joseph Howell was in
troduced as the first speaker. After
congiatulatins the Young Mems Re
publican club, he said:
There is to me abundant proof that
Republicanism Is alive I'm the hearts of
the people of Utah. The approaching
election means much TO the people of
the United States. IL is of vital in
terest and concern to the people that
they send men TO the senate and house
of representatives who are capable and
patriotic men. know Of no other and
better party than the Republican
party In which to find them. The Re
publican party Is not a party OF one
man, but a party Of the people. At the
last session of Congress those men
showed tntlf IutliIg 10 inc INtpupliNtih
party showed their devotion to the
country we all love.
In the time Of Grant the Republican
party had it's so-called liberals: in the
time u Blaine IL had It's mugwumps;
now IL has small faction of men who
are pleased to call themselves insur-
gents, who are loud in denunciation of
the party organization, and who are
Democrats incorporating under the
Of h1fTa N ism -
In closing he paid tribute to Presi-
dent Taft and the success he had In
handling the administration Of the gov
eminent
SENATOR SUTHERLAND.
Senator sutherland was introduced as
the next speaker. He declared that the
Young Mems Republican club was an
organization which the state was to be
proud OF.
"One thing l have observed said
Senator Sutherland; there are no half
breeds in the Young Mems Republican
club They take their politics as the
Kentuckan takes his whisky What
they stand for they fight for. and
what they fight for they win. This
body Of young men does not fire mutt
neer bullets against the flag under
which II fights. The voice Of the Re
publican party In the voice Of their
club The people of this great nation,
and for that matter, any other nation,
can only rule by organization. The rule
Of the mob Is anarchy. While all able
men cannot think alike, yet they should
esiher abide by party agreements or
get out OF the party. The men who sub
scribe 10 a party organization and re-
FUSE TO abide by tho majority rule stul-
tify themselves In the eyes Of the poo
pie,
II In true that there In some In
surgency IN the Republican party. In
the time OF the Civil war there were
men Of Encoin's party who denounced
The great leader and efnAncipator. These
men are forgotten In the toll of years,
while tho memory OF Lincoln is en-
shrned Ia the hearts of the people.
There are 4 few hot headed individuals
down IN the Mississippi valley who arc
iyhs Ia stir UP trouble in the Re
publican party, but they are not being
seriously considered. The Republican
party principles are as near and dear
10 the hearts II the people AS ever"
Sehator Sutherland concluded by say
ing that Congress had passed at the
iasl session great deal OF beneficial
legislation to the people and country at
large, He aise declared that President
ray and the Republican party had car
ilsd out the pledges that were made In
the campaign,
SENATOR O. n. CLARKE
:, IN his sPseeh Senator G. u. Clarke ~
" s9Hlhs who was given an ovation
nNe3 ne was introduced as the prin-
!, it speaker Of tina day, made a strepg
ltitehae Of the Payne Aidrich bill. He
:, "a t4hed the stand taken be- some Of
we hepabiiesas who are called "in-