The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-23
A DEMOCRAT IN REPUBLICAN ATTIRE.

DOSING Republican going through the state first
circulars by the and otherwise he en-
and that the Republican party is the friend nmerance declares
that ne fay the principles the Republican party 50 Lar as IT
and Democratic United States senator on purely local
Grants the stump in strict accordance with his action
IN compiling and printing the circulars Words WISDOM when ne
tabernacle grounds during the last meeting of confer
This circular bore the pictures Of the first presidency OF the Nor
that these church officials favored statewide prohibition tried to give
dea1orsd to show that sss leading men favored prohibition
dirty politics of kind that will gain tells all his
audiences that saloon keeper time Of course he was but
The twadd in circular boy pareT is ridiculous
to save the youth OF Utah from the ntemperan would
no GpP that "" and t op Bsye Sen more eaec
tive all the Union minimizing the evils Of the saloon than the
statewide prohibition community that favos the saloon does more
saloon Grant accused of running and nobody favors kind
OF saloon anywhere II the people do not want It. nth Grant m m
On the question o. temperance we DO not take issue |n uGan OF any
other renegade Republican Some OF US never ran saloon Some OF us
had reform He makes the mistake that better men than
alton vet he admits in every speecb he makes that statewide prohibition
does prohibit His methods dsrepuae and those of the char
experience the Union that has tried the
fght years prohibition in Maine the by large majority
have ffoaFSa h1' snrae P h f within It's bo
win have the licensed saloon it viii
The Republican party believes that community should have Just
Is for prohibin then within
ninety days after the agns1t Of the me1t Legislature sp the p
majority the community the saloon they will have
il under high license and regulation
Republican platform provides and pledges the g
Republican law absolutely prohibiting and forbid
every county the outside the
That prohibition of the sale of liquor
place in police protection law viii be
providing for wet dry election in each city in the state
ninety the adjournment of the legislature Each city
whether Shall shall have the saloon Public
sentiment viii make this decision effective whichever the people rule
those cities the decide they the saloon the saloon
viii be strictly regulated
The Republican solution Of the liquor question viii the people of
Utah the right and opportunity to themselTss on this Question
One viii be able another you sh you shall not
have the saloon The people of each city viii decide that for themselves
The Methodist Episcopal church its general conference in 1908
discipline guidance of the members of that de-
nomination:
retaining, be surrendered
territory which from the liquor traffic
which shall
shall this crime breeding
traffic the light experience and the
according the Episcopal address which
VIGOROUSLY unfrendly legislation,
general license have passed local option laws which have
the whole
banishsd the saloon recommend that people participate
local prohibition commonly
localop option, a toward statewide prohibition
by Methodist Episcopal church
idea force for than lies
The te-wide prohibition method
Whose Judgment prefer B. F. Grant the of
opinion of the leaders Of the Methodist Episcopal church