Show HARRIS IN I PIUTE Orator Making Democratic Votes Special to The Herald Richfield Utah March 24 Hon Fisher Harris Hais delivered d a very clear and logical loca Address ar to an appreciative audience tonight in the opera house hous I He li H loth the arguments in relation t f th i 9 of ot this campaign in a new I dr tr and brought out the differences in the lIe principles of the two parties partes so plainly pami that no one was wa left lef in doubt He called cale up a 8 number of the asser aser ns made me by b Sutherland and Hammond Hammon and ad showed how they had attempted to blind bUn the people Since ls hen silver Ilver was both parties had declared delare for its is ti tin n but not until 1896 had it become a 1 paramount issue and at the dicta dictation dIctation dIctation tion if d r the money power the Republican can an party had been compelled to throw a ad sid id its ita falo pretension The same p power yv er had attempted to rule the Demo Demoi i but had been hurled with its I it servants from the party paty Mr Ir Hammond Ha declared declare the speaker speakers s with ih ilk his party and ad his vote If Ij 1 it was one O that would do it i would not notI l I b c at tr to restore silver lher coinage colIe The Democratic party pt proposed that the of or government should rest more qually upon the wealth of the country and an stood sto pledged to an in inin in fl tax Mr r Hammonds Hamonds vote would b 1 L such a statute upon pon the i bk k kM M Mr io Harris enumerated several vital vitali vitalin Ial i 1 ii lJ in which Mr Mt Hammond ammond to be bean benn bean an nn honest ore Republican and a consistent n i would vote yote against the interests f th The read people speaker a long 1 t nt i f t common necessities upon which th tho tn t prices had risen from 20 to tolo toi lo i 1 p r r t cent |