Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-01

VIII of the people. that is another
thing and n thing to be resisted r
may with you listen on the street cor
ners to the TRADE Of the anarchists
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But when those Socialists enter into
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| forth TO destroy the rights or the peo-
PIE, ~ IS time for honest men to pro-
Mr.. Roberts then quoted from
badger. on the floor of the senate: Jo-
seph Cannon on the floor of the
| house; Senator Wilson OF Wasatch
county In the senate: Representative
Thompson of Willard county a in the
house; randSfro reintesks made by Ne
i pm I. norris N REPRESENTATION Of the
theory of the deal He also quoted
the declarations 5of the convention
| (which met In the Salt Lake theater
Eel. u 1909, and those who had called
the convention; and finally he quoted
the telegram signed By Charles w.
N.hleS. Hyrum NJ. Smith and Nephi l..
Morris, and forwarded to Senator
Smoot at Washington Continuing on
this subject. Mr.. Roberts said:
Now then, hold that these consid-
eratioEs, the charges that are made by
the Republicans in the legislature and
outside OF 1t. the silence of these gem
tlemen In reference to that dispatch,
fix the fact Of this infamous, immoral
deal with representatives OF the worst
element of society. 1t fixes 1t beyond
any question The moral certainty of 1t
is established. and no one who listens
to the massed evidencefin the cnse can
have any doubt In regard to 1t, and
the knowledge of these gentlemen con-
corning 1t. Therefore. since the liquor
interest has stretched forth Its hand
10 defeat the sovereign will of the
people. and corrupt their legislature,
Uncle Jesse knight. am with you for
iprohibition--for, putting these corrup-
ness.
STILL ANOTHER
Mr.. Roberts then entered upon an OK
tensve discussion of the alleged deal"
in which 1t is charged that the Demo-
Gratis have enteredi a league with the
Salt Lake Tribune and the "American'
party. He said: Now this charge
was made against the Democratic, party
that We. were in league with the Amer
lean party. l was associated with tho
campaign of two years ago. one OF the Z
members of the advisory. committee.
I was frequently in the headquarters
and taking part in the campaign. +
challenged the charge that was In
lcuB Will pei y Nildl IHtStIll "
drive my friends-and myself. too. for
IL they went ! would most likely have
to go--drivc them either into exile or
into prison and dcsccrate religious pubs
lie buildings OF the Church of which l
am II. member. When was charged
with being n party to such an infamous
thing rs that, j confess. quiet and
pcaceabie man as | am. felt some
movements OF indignation in my breast,
and we sought every opportunity to
deny those charges, . The speaker pleas
antly remarked that when we got n
denial in Tho Dcseret News of this In
famous charge. we had to pay ndvertis-
ing rates for It,"
n Mr.. Roberts, n few moments later,
turning and addressing Mr.. Jesse
knight, who was on the platform, said:s
you telephoned to The Deseret News
Uncle Jesse. was not published entirely
as you sent 1t. but there Is something
as published, and 1t bears date Of to-
day, and 7 was present in the office
at headquarters when the gentleman
who signed or ordered his sisnature!at at
tached to It sent the message. Uncle
Jesse Denies the Deal. Says there has
Been no Bargain Between Democrats 4
and .Americans.' Mr.. Jesse Knight of 4
Provo has sent the following commune
cation to The Doscrot News with the
request that the same be given space.
.Thcrc has been no deal or bargansin
any shape whatever between the Demo-
cratic party and the American
party And wish to say that the
word of Jesse Knight thrown in tho
scale against thcscharges made by the
Herald Republican and the Federal
bunch will make their end OF the scale
kick the beam.
ri JUNGLE JESSE KNIGHT.
! s"Uncle" Jesse knight followed Mr.
Roberts in n speech that was earnest
;and.Sat times comical. He said the
was In the habit of
falling falsel,oods about him. and re-
Iferred to the statement made In that
ipaperythat he had contributed $40. O0n to
the campaign fund. then said. This
business Of dragging me down Into their,
Iclnss made me SO angry that said,
y - if II don't set IN and eos rlSs,etf
that Mr. Knight said tho Herald
Republican afte'rWnrd g retracted y tho
story. Il bit never repented, Il He urged
the voters 5 to return the Democratic
.cana idatess to Congress and the various
sta te offices, III n III. y a II
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