The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-06

my party, but I felt for tic good OF The
SSnuirrh Snih ol which ! was a humble member.
ol that church and the great work that
was To be consummatcd by the ccclcsiasts
OF lhat church. that he could do far
more Tor humanity by consc era ting his
| splendid ability and talents To the pro-
pagation of the great truths OF that re-
m,Glous organi2ation. Wasn't ! right?
| wasn't right? (Crics of "Yes.'D
| So. when the honorable gentleman TO
whom | referred a moment ago gets
INTO The political arena. 1t Is unpleasant
for us To- criticize his political utter
why NeDhi J.. Morris finds so much re-
iuctance In sitting down and receiving the
undcscrNcI aud cowardy attack made by
lhe personal organ Of tho senior senator
| "hcn IL calls him In effect n moral
coward l hold no grief for NcphI l..
Morris. Morris. but will say this of lin. Re-
principles that lie believes To he right
and you know. in the darkness or In tho
| nght where 10 lind him. and you can't
say that of other Republican leaders OF
| the state.
want to know, the people of Utah
want 10 know why the liquor interests
ot This state Two years ago voted the
| Republican ticket. | want 10 know and
the people of Utah want TO know why
FRED j. kicscl Il former Democrat. said
to T. V. Johnson and Mr.. Brown OF Og-
dcn. when they went 10 him 10 solicit
contributions for the Democratic cam
paiGn. why he said to them. and ] have
the words kcrc. but / haven't the time
to read thcm that he had made n deal
tlat Is the substance Of II. In behalf Of
me liquor interests Of tho state with the
Republican party. and in a publication
round in Golfers Weekly: he mentioned
tho name of Senator Reed Smoot as one
oil the parties TO the compact,
Deal With Smoot
Wasn't there dealp Why did Fred
iilcsel vote the Republican Uckct-a life
long DemocratY Why did he give his
| money to the Republican party? Why
did Senator kicsel come down TO a Re-
publican legislature and sit behind Soma
tor kuchler. the chairman OF the COM
mittce that had charge Of the liquor In
terests In the senate, and direct. in effect.
the method by which legislation I'm the
| interests of morals and purity should he
stihed I'm the Republican senate OF the
state OF Utah?
The liquor mcn OF Utah are not all Re-
publicans. Perhaps one-half or more arc
Democrats, and they voted with the Dem
ocratic party In the past, Why did all
OF them at The last election vote the Re-
punl'can publ ticket? lex Why arc The saloon saloon
interests OF Utah today boldly apnounc-
ing their affilatIon with the Republican
party OF Utah? No deal? Wha, Is it?
can determine that. That is proof more
strong than holy writ OF the charge Of
the proposition that this deal and unholy
combine has been consumma,cd,
two years ago demanded prohibition.
Men were sent To the Republican state
convention two years ago demanding pro
hibltlon. IL was reported then that the
leaders OF the Republican party side
tracked them and forbade any discus
sion OF the question Of prohibition, Why
people prohibition? Why didn't they re
spond To the demands OF tho public?
Why didn5t They in their platform In
Ogden declare for prohibition when the
t,1, dol Nl,li
Calls Gimlet to Account.
HyTum NJ. Smith. in that great speech
In the thcatcr, stated that the Inter
mountain Republican had falsihed when
| IL said that the majority of the people
OF Utah were not in favor OF prohibi-
that paper. The people OF Utah want
TO know about this deal. They want to
know why the Republican party made
the deal with the liquor mer. They
| public were not SratiiieG.
| Why, ladies and gentlemen, you can't
deny in the face of this direct and cir
cumstantial evidence the fact that such
a combine was effected. and 1t Is up 10
the people OF Utah, II YOU will pardon
the vulgarism. TO repudiate or TO IN
dorse the conduct OF tho Republicans OF
| this state. Isn't II time that great re
publicans in this state. IKE Mr.. Grant,
| like MIR Morris. like Mr.. Walton. Ike
| Governor Wells, like MI Hammond ana
| others who have been driven out of the
| Republican party by the intolerance OF
the machine asserted themselves. show
| tpcir independence, their manhood ana
We all love the Hepublicanism OF Abra-
! ham Lincoln. There Was a DAY wren
| Rcpubicanisp meant something glorious
| I'm this republic but today Republican
! ism of Cannon. the Repubhcanism oi
Aldrich the Repubicanism OF the ma
chine OF Utah. means snDserTlcncy 70
the special interests and the plnlocrauc
influences of this republic
Judge King then referred to the IN
surgcnts throughout the different states
where the progressives have been WIN
ming. and that the Republican leaders
! of Utah failed to see the signs OF tnc
times when they stand by Cannonlsm.
| Aldricbism and men Of that politlcal
school, and then continued
We appeal TO the Republicans OF G,ah ia
to come out from under the machine.
! There is a machine. There are bosses
In the Republican party here today.
| and of course the lntermountain kepuo-
lican. the personal organ oil me DosseS' 81
Is Indignant is outraged when We e%-
| pose the fact that the bosses OF the H"-
| publican party OF Utah have consum-
mated This deal and are trying 10 str9no an
| Ole tbn enlightened conscience OF Tree
and progressive Republicans in the state
Come with us in this fight Why not?
| yyhy n is only four or five years ago
. VI 4
! nf OHIO was dominated by Boss CoN ana
| MIR. Taft went down into Ohio and made
| spocches for the Democratic candidate
| or al Icasi wrote letters. and Mr., Roosc-
Welt, who was president wrote letters IN
! effect indorsinG Mr.. Harmon. INC Oclho-
| cratic candidate for governor. re rec. rec
| opniZed the fact that his party was
dominated by bosses and by influences
| chat were antagonisttc TO good govern
ment.
.udpe King referred TO the DONNA
,ion by the Republican machine in
Utah and concluded;
Church Republican Slogan
As ! said i'm Provo, that the slogan OF
tI,n Pepublican party In Utah might As
well be- "lIuryah for the Federal Bunch ;
| Hurrah 70; the Payne Aldrlch tariff
bill! Hurrah for the whisky interests.
and tbnu as a fitting finale. and upon
the i theory OF the Irlshman that each man
holIcrs for his own country. "1urrah for
hell,
I u 4 i,d