The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
A COMPLICATED SITUATION.

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az mp1pd IN With tS4 a se p 4 of on and Teactn in
other % nbv the most striking feature of the present campaign
With the Utah Democracy for statewide prohibition without reference to
Bryan peerless quag with his lifelong friend and lieu
strict regulation Bryan option, the ua
call loudly for reue than serious discussion OF
And Tae Henry wueOn Louisville Courier
today Henry with Of them He has
% s R 551 d s nd I 9 STa pa91: way Of expressing
battle Maine fought local issues not the least
dent the abOve attempt to make men sober by acts OF
Editor waon probably bestnformed in the
United States He IS one Of the last Of the old guard OIL
secondary consideration The Kentuekan and men who live
NI H b - saw lie feepg himself posted on great events
His % i ONE of the surviving few that keeps large staff Of special
men whose duty is to keep the editor privately informed on what hh
Of all Modern days have brought other and few papers
Henry looks the Maine election from that standpoint
And Mr. BRAN He bolts the head Of the Democratic
Nebraska His old friend lieutenant and adviser ahman the COWBOY
idea of local option with the county unit Dahlman fayOrs the
tb ties and towns settling the natter for Themselves
o'clock the evening, until daylight the next morning Daman
repeal o'clock closing if passed while he
if elected Mr. Bryan takes issue with him. and declares that he
Mr. DaRman' comment on Mr. Bryan position Nebraska
ncan applied Democratic Of Utah
in Of statewide prohibition without submission to the will Of the
position question purely Democratic
and follows the spirit Of Democratic principles which stands at all
personal liberty and segovenment The party has
personal liberty, and that is the reason am
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The slocum liquor Of the statute
thirty It each city town and village the
which local sef-govern
Mr.. Bryan advocating, enlarges
the people the right of self goernment
his friends have tried to make 1t appear tna
brewery fight The primary election Just held IN Ne
state without
merchants and workngnen alike
eralled to nomination
politics because they opposed to sumptuay laws
,rr Dban calls attention TO the Democratic party
the
they felt that democracy personal liberty
believe pretty generally Being well aware
paioned he feels convinced that the
Democratic state platform nothing
moreth a bid for
Henry Wateron one of rstprnep enthuse
the victory of his Democratic brethren
As an opponent Of prohibition idea of making sober by leg
roces doubt that rules again IN Maine
Name tina
Democratic column His opinion the
probably
is little escapes Marse Henry' eagle
there people who say that Mr. Bryan n
presidential nomination at the hands of the Pro
Mr. lsS6 has
which accounted for the strong demand
and for Mr. Bans speeches at Tho
dsrespcfu who Mr. Bryan say that any
presidency would him publicity and N
his invisible assets But there don't be
lieve that.
likely be defensive from the beginning 1t VII
the Democratic heart although
pulling another Utah Democracy thr
farther much TO be feared that IN
Democratic going backward early in the fall
had much endure But with the Demo
Utah committed 20 statewide proo us cup Oh soo"
ri be full 70 the brm