The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

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The foregoing resolution was unani.
mously adopted at meeting of the
American club. held Saturday evening
i'm the courtroom of the criminal dlrl-
sion of the city court. 1t is self eX-
planatory and needs no comment.
The committee on the American day
outing reported that arrangements had
been made for the annual party outing
at the Lagoon, July %. This CORE
spends to the day on which the outing
was held on last year. The details OF
the outing have not been decided on. of
course. but the COMMITTEES rs busy and
the outing this year promises 10 he the
most successful one ever held by the
club
To Advertise Party.
II was decided at the meeting Sat
urday evening 10 draft a pamphlet on
the principles progress and accomplish
meuts of the American party and com
miitcc. consisting of j. :. Rivcs, +. J..
Scfrit, j. W. Mckinney. f. r. Chris
tcnscn and Frank Kimhall. was appoint
cd To do this. The pamphlet Will be
placed IN the hands of another com
mittcc for distribution. and is designed
10 inform strangers and others why the
American party exists and what it Is
doing for Salt Lake City and Utah
The committee which will have charge
of Inc distribution OF the literature con
sists OF William j. kaul. Jesse ]. Bur
ncttc, Frank Kean, John Hoffcnbeck
and &. A. Weaver.
The matter of organizing an Amcri-
can Cleo club 10 furnish music for the
meetings and party rallies was dis
cussed al some length and committee
was appointed TO make plans for such
an organization.
At the conclusion OF the business
meeting Attorney j, W. Mckinney.
councilman from the First ward, and
City Auditor b. 5. Kives made short
addresses on the aims and work of the
American party. Mr.. Mckinney said
that he thought the coming election
viii be q crisis in the history of the
state of Utah and that he has no fear
but that ii will result in glorious
victory for the party of progress.
Mr.. Rives Talks.
Mr.. RiyeS 3 address in part follows:
The molding OF American sentiment
that viii result In the support of the
American party should be the slogan OF
The American club. It's organization was
Tor that purpose. The work il has done
has been invaluable 10 our party. but as
thcN year Dl progress advances in
city under American administration new
issues arc constantly presenting them
selves TO be solved and at this juncture
the clubs efforts should be ceutercd. The
idea OF stating our cause should not he
lctt 10 our party organs alone; each mem
bcr of the party should he conversant and
fortified with tho achievement OF our ad-
ministratIon and the result and effect IN
ON the welfare Of our citizenship and city
at large.
Thus armed We whole. become in
Nincible. the newcomers arc Immediately
made TO know the conditions OF the past
as compared to the conditions that now
exist. and when they are in possession
OF these facts they are arrayed on our
side. This work should be started at
once, for the reason that In this falls
campaign national as well as state issues
Will he presented to the people, and IL the
matters that affect us here at home are
not brought out strong they will be swal-
lowed in the whrl Of national and sta te
Issues. Americans must he on their
of the vital issues Of the local condition.
The cause for which we are fighting
should be upperrnost. Step by step we
should push the enemy back. Tho once
inviDcible army OF voters has given way
Defoie our courageous, faithful and intclli-
gent ,ncn and women who have put aside
thcir national party affiliations to join in
the Gsht 10 make Utah an American
state.
Wonderful Progress.
To say that We arc making progress is
putting IL mildly. We are cmincntly sue
cnssfu People throughout the state wait
With oated breath 10 hear the results
from Salt Lake. The influc nccs the Amer
lean party victory have produced have
become nation wide Thinking people are
following the doings of the American
party, Il has established for itself a
name that carries with 1t progress nu-
niclpal purity. honest representation for
Inc people and efficient Office holders
with thcge conditions established a
wholesome interest OF the citizens has
pteb encouraged and cnthused In munich
~ amaLrs until today finds each indi-
.ioUm within our city alive 10 the great
possibilities that the future holds for our
ocautlful metropolis.
with one accord. and all together ralIy
90 the standard. realizing that there IS
5,o OBSTACLE SO great that We cannot sur
mount IL, but with confidence in the in
reilitiehce and patriotism OF the loyal citi
nensnip or this city and county vote out
:, tactory that will go down in history as
sbaTs Tsht I ior tho right and that justice
o,rh ne next meeting Of the American
nrdo, u,un VII be held the evening Of Sat
%rahy, az ' June 4. in the city court room
III '"e ponce station building.
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