The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-12

mission system was established there
should be governmental supervision TO
determine whether the worlcmcn were
getting the benefit they were supposed
TO have from the tariff.
Has Immense Audience.
II was Colonel RooscvelCs first speech
in the present campaign. The great col
iscum was crowded TO the doors with
He began his speech by commencing
Governor Iiadley as IAN upright and
fearless public servant"
na he Of parf% oyay nIy
in which most believe, the kind OF
loyalty 10 the party which finds express
sion by seeing to II chat party Is the
most loyal servant OF the people as
whole. And so I am glad Indeed TO come
here tonight 10 speak for you here IN
this great state. And | have peculiar
and added pleasure in II because ] think
that tho rHditoDs OF your fight here are
substa' -hy Akin TO the conditions Of
~ we are making i'll New York,
la &,w ,orl< state our opponents. call
themselves the Democracy. They have
the very sleuderest relation 10 any his
torical national party bearing that name.
For in New York what calls itself De
mocracv consists III reality OF an unholy
alliance between Wall street and Tam
many hall. It is enough TO make An
Benton. OF Missouri turn in their graves
TO realize what the organizations arc
that cain 10 DC lnGlr spiritual Ilcl15
and representatives at this present day.
Down to Missouri.
"Ard as IL is in New York. so II is
here in Missouri-thc genuine party OF
the people. the party that stands for
popular rights. that stands for all The
people, is the Republican party. and the
pnrty of reaction and OF Bourbonsm. the
party that represents the special inter
ests and special privileges is The party
that arrogates 10 itself, forsooth. the
| Of fl.FNN N...sss.I
81 was Interested in another pair OF
analoeics between tho situation in New
York and the situation in Missouri. Ono
OF the particularly Democratic papers
of New York--it is Democratic with a
string 10 it--rcprcsents the Wall street
Democracy. which is more sensitive to
! the pocket nerve than 20 any abstract
| principle-described very trutnully inc
| Democratic convention that registered the
! DEGREES Of the head OF Tammany hall in
nominating the present so-callcd ticket
! i'm New York It after menuunuS the
| fact that all the candidates-including It's
own by the way-came hat in hand To
Mr. Murphy to know If he would be good
enough to nominate them, and stated
! thai what occurred in convention ~as
| really Of no consequence because inc
| only thing that counted was what went
on In Mr.. Murphy's room
Attacks Special Interests.
! at continued. saving the most sinis-
/ ter feature of the situation. however. IS
| the fact that YOU could not throw brick
I'm any direction without hitting a, a lobby,
! list or corporation attorney. They all
I arrived before the delcga@es did,
y "In New York. the special interests.
4laIl of the powers that hope To keep on
l7cuuIrc privileges TO which they arc not
entitled. lave gone with our antagonists,
NJ tncgusc thcy feel. quite properly. that
Y IL their ranks is tho place for every man
\wno believes in either crooked business
Or crooked politics. and especially in tho
j. hIl!ance between crooked business nnd
81 hooked politics.
~ atcmcnt OF what had gone on in the
j. leislatiIrc OF your own state last year
e. an the author speaking merely descrip.
bYy and without laying any specia
cs stI(s upon tho matter mentioned the
CT fa"t thal there was large group OF very
inflinial lobbyists who were there al
T. the ppllDI 10 antaSonizc the measure,
yn advo.tcd by Governor Hndicy. and As
of n tru uplcce OF news the writer went OF
as to SAY that this group of lobbyists IN
he ciudcd,l far grcatcT proportion OF tn'
,l- eeuuin Democratic leadership ot tl'
ey state TN was 10 he found in tho enti'
\ lcgisatS.
nd Boost for Hadley,
.ri "You low. the people of this stat'
know; IN ] am speaking the Simple
ell and hteri truth when | say tnaI
" you wish tsce the reign OF honesty con
49, tiuucd In ,is state. if Won wish TO SEE
= 30 special pigcgcs denied Ia all men an'
~, equal opEsunitlcs so far rs Is posi-
'ho bic, sccurylt all mon. you must con
'"e tinuc in ole tho party which has at III
head In IN, state Governor Hadlcy.
Colonel iSscvqlt then. turned TO M dis
cussion OF ~ hationalism." every prln
On cIplc of VIII, hc said was 10 be foun'
IN tho prol JIou and the practice
nc Abraham LhJn.'
aid THIS WE i"Hcd by ms ren'ar"e "oo"
osI tbc tarii'
: 2 Tedds Tariff Talk.
LIS In reference o the tariff Colont
.nt Roosevelt said:
nm. "As to thc ,aC. it seems TO ine tina
II" ia, situation ~ firh clearer tlIan som
~, nnnnlc wo,ild hs us believe fuil
l,ln l, ,Ju,it That thcrty.r a time when
Nv our opDoncuts Injected win rcasonabl
cu !r ,ts,inni they Cou'huyc nIadc uS trou
III %ic But they l".hc opportunity sll
. hv and did not hcluh reasonable Wis
tMo .'H .!Thc Republican ,rty is united o
~ ,hc doctrine officia set forth in !,
Continued on &C Eleven.