Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-13
DIX ATTACKS
NEW NAT|0N.AL.I|.s:iM|'|'|..
Declares It Is Fathered and Ad-"
vocated by a New Apostle of
Discord and Dissension.
DANGEROUS TO THE COUNTRY
II Permitted TO succeed, VIII Bring
About Destruction Of n
Free People.

Thompson. ~ y. oct. 12-.PlantinE
himself squareiy on the platform adopt
ed py the rochester state convention.
Johh y. Di.> touuy formally accepted
the nonin.nion as tho canaldate OF III,
DemJurdtic party tor the .uiricerof gov
ernUr ut New York. tsH
ilertert 4. B!ssei. of Buffalo. the con-
veiitiuns presiding Officer, notified Mi.
DIX ana the otnef candidates oil tne
state uckct of tiiair nomination. Ma
tunltl questions OF grave impurtance
astue flofn questions or gouu govern
,ienJ within the state, MIR. Bisael SAID,
are involved in this election.
III his speech OF acceptance. Mr.. DIX
promised If elected To give the people
OF the state q business administration. !
~ nere does ndt exist today. declared
/ he. "a human being who Will deny that
1ui years corruption has run riot In tho
Official life of our capital, do not KNOW
that it is possible for any human
agency To eradicate thIs ev! entirely but
1 do know that II L become governor
Of this state viii turn on the search
light and drive the black horse cavalry
out of business
Mr.. Dix said he favored home rule
for cities ana subdivisions of the state:
q downward revision OF the tariff: q
state-wdc system OF direct Primaries:
statewide uniform personal resistra-
ton; popular election OF United States
senator's. and ratification Of the income
tax amendment to the federal Const-
tuition.
but above ALL said the candidate
With emphasis. II resolutely and ag-
excessively take n position against at
tacks and assaults oil the courts of tho
country. They are the very bulwarks
Of our free institutions! Any American
who. occupying a position of authority.
or having the public ear. assails ana
attacks our courts now. as they have.
| always heep, the seat of justice and of
! equity IS TO be regarded as public
| enemy.
"Overshndowiny MI these questions
| and Of most vital Importance to tho
| people is the menace offered to the var
| ious institutions of the country by tho
new nationnllsm. fathcred and ndSocnt-
I'd by Il now apostle of liscora and dis
| ssnsion We have already had to our
| COS, ample proof of his ability to dis
/! tnrb business. destroy values and create
(, d condition OF panic, scountry-wide In
! its evil effects But If, With all that.
he Is To br permitted to succeed in his
/! campaign to weaken. or destroy the
| powers 90 the supreme court of tho
| United States. to take over to the cen-
| trial government the powers reserved to
| the stntcs, TO substitute the will OF tho
| president Cor tho will of the people N
| expressed through all the regularly
/ chosen officers of the federal governs
ment and to set arbitrary bounds to
what any man OF ability and ENTERPRISE
may legltiinately secure. then all the
sacrifices made by the founders of the
republic; all the blood shed for Its pres
ervations, will have been in vain and we
shall zee IN n time of profound peace
n, dangerous disturber bringing about
the destruction Of a free people against
whom all the forces of the world in
arms might have been hurled in vain.''
Besides Mr.. Dix, the other nominees
were present at today's notification
ceremonies