Show J GREAT CROWDS HEAR ROBERTS Blacksmith Orator Enthuses Juab County Voters EFFECTfVESPEECHE8 AT NEPHI ND LEVAN Rousing RecePtions Given the Democratic Dem-ocratic Candidate For Congress Nr Po berts Proves That the Democratic Demo-cratic Party Is t e Party of the People WhiIe the Repub1ican Party Is the Supporter of he Goid Standard Monopolies and Trusts Dotson Renominated In Beaver CountyIvers In Summit Special to Tnt 1ferald Nephi Oct lOB H Roberts ar riyetl here on the morning train and w s met at the depot by a large number num-ber of promInent citizens and several the local candidates He had scarcely r scarce-ly arrived at his hotel when a delegation delega-tion from Levan put In an appearance and insisted on his accompan ing them to their town and makIng a speech there during the afternoon After a hurried 1uncI1 the delegation together with several of the county candidates started for Levan where arousing a-rousing reception was given Ir Roberts Rob-erts he being the first r ally live congressional con-gressional candidate who has so far visited their thriving little city Mr Roberts had only time to shake off the desert dust after his 16mile ride and eat a hasty supper when the committee here waited upon him to escort him to the tabernacle where he found the spacious building already filled with an expectant ass mblage and the band keepIng the crowd in good humor After being introduced by Chairman Carter of the precinct Democratic committee I mittee lIr Roberts began an earnest and eloquent review of the position of the two great parties on the financIal question He showed by facts and ures that the Democratic partY was the part that was in fayor of the peoples peo-ples money gold and silver He read numerous extracts from otficial publications publica-tions showing that the course of the Republican party for the past quarter of a centur favored the single standard stand-ard or gold as the mone of the peo pIe and that the polley of the RepublICan Repub-lICan party had tended to make the rich richer and the poor p or r n11d J naturalYfos U1 W 11awf 1t commi 11oifu to bo r ana ens1aVe > the people He show conc1uslyely that the rise and iall in the price of > ilv r carried with it the price of wheat the great cereal staple except I in case where failure of crops and fam A ine caused an unnatural demand He p showed conclusively that the battle cry I J of the Republican party of free silver reciprocity and protection was an tagonistic inconsIstent and nothing short of a delusion and a snare to catcn votes He showed by statistics that protection did not protest either lead wool or sugar and gaye the exact figures fig-ures showing that the extent to which these three great industries were affected af-fected in rtah was but a bagatelle compared to the immense loss through the demonetization of silver b the Republican Re-publican party Throughout his entire speech which was a masterpiece in eloquence pathbs and logic llr Roberts was listened to with the closest attention by the larg auditnce fulI half of whom were women After the close of the meeting the speaker reeehed the congratulations congratula-tions of many former Uermblicans and was liberally applauded The sledge Immmer bloys showered upon the demoralized de-moralized Republicans tonight will have telling effect They realize their chrnce of success is hopeless The entire Democratic state and county ticket in this county bids faIr to be eJected by the largest majority ever recehed by either party at any previous election ROBERTS AT LEVAN Inuaense Audience Listened to His Masterly Address Special to The Herald Levan Oct 10The air was surcharged sur-charged with political enthusiasm since early morning when the news was given out that Hon B H Hoberts and J 1isher Harris would expound Democratic Demo-cratic dnctrines here this afternoon although al-though the time was brief before noon it is safe to sa it was knowl by every inhabitant from one end of the town to the other that the blacksmith orator ora-tor and the idol of the young Democracy Democ-racy would honor our town with th ir presence Shortly before 2 oclock a cavalcade as seen approaching in the distance and soon drew up at the tabernacle taber-nacle where a great gathering had t ready assembled It was something of a isappolntment to learn that Hon Fisher Harris had not come for he has I many warm personal friends here but the welcome was not less warm and spontaneous for the congressional nom i inee who was received with cheer upon cheer After the preliminaries Mr Roberts I t was introduced and for an hour and a 1a f he eloquentl reYiewed the t cial question he showed logically and L conclusively that it was to the interest of all classes the farmer the wage worker both the producer and the cant can-t sumer that this country should adopt the bimetallic standard and that the Ii only hope for free silver and prosperity was through the great Democratic P party the party of the common people f the party that is at war with trusts I and the money po r DurinJr his < n tire address he was attentivel listened to bj those present which composed 1 f the greater part of the adult population f of of the town and his strong and ele quent sentences were liberally cheered A It is to be regretted that such stalwart stal-wart Democrats as Bishop Rasmussen Judge H C L Jorgensen and seeral other party leaders were absent in Salt Lake attending conference not having yet returned B H Roberts will poll a heav vote here this election as will the whole state and count ticket Levan hils always al-ways given a 1arge Republican major ity but the Democrats confidently expect ex-pect to carry the precinct this fall ELDREDGEEro < fUENCE 11epublican Candidate Discusses Silver Sil-ver rn Original Style Special to Tho Herald MOlb7111 Utah Oct 10The Simons k ii i JWu haU was eU filled tonight to greet the Republican aggregatIon AIma El dredge J hn Henry Smith and John P Meakin but from the scarcity of applause it was evident that the Democrats Demo-crats were in abundance Dr Wads wQrth chairman of the Republican forces introduced J P Meakin who recited TheFlower of Liberty which elicited small app1ause Hon AIma Eldredge was then intro duced and after talking about early history made the foUowing remarks My friends It is to your interest to adopt best government If I cannot prove that it Is better to adopt a better government 1han our Democratic triend can give you I will ask you to stay with theemocrats A man should be upright and honest enough to accord ac-cord to another the same treatment thatfie asks for himself undexlike CIrcumstances CIr-cumstances The Democratic party says it is the friend of silver and I believe it is The Republicans are likewise like-wise in favor of silver They have prov n th y are frIends to silver It is true that the independent free coinage coin-age of silver was declared against in St Louis Senators Teller Dubois and Cannon walked out of the convention but my friends I believe they did it for a selfish purpose The Democrats met in Chicago Those bolters went there told the Democrats that they had a million votes to cast with them if they would declare for silver The declaration in favor of silver was made The bolters expected Teller would be chosen for president and the others woul then get cabinet positions New York he went on to say has to be asked when aRresident is eleoted She is o powerful that not a president has ever beenelected without her aid She has delared against silver so y friends where is the Democratic par tys hope for silver Is it not better then to endorse a party which is in favor of bimetallism internationally than one which stands no better show I than the Democratc party do s What does my honorable opponent say He says that silver is the principal issue I dont think so I think the tariff is 1 an issue Mr Eldredge then went on telling I what a benefit the Dingley bill was i consuming about one hour I The Milton brass band played Pro fessor John P Meakin recited The I lan With a Musket is lIine in a very creditable manner the audience sang I America a good Democat announced an-nounced that Congressman V H King would speak on Democracy ne t Saturday night in the county co rt house and the people went home John Henry Smith did not speak I DOTSON RENOMINATED Democrats of Beaver County Put Up a Strong Tic et Speci l to The Herald Beaver Oct 10The Democ atic county conventon was held here today andwas characterized by a great deal of enthusiasm throughout Hon R R I Tanner the Democratic candidate for state senator for the Eleventh district was made chairman and opened with arousing I a-rousing speech for Democracy 11iss Effie Mathews was elected secretary The platform adopted endorsed the I Chicago platform and the platform I and nominees of the late state conven I tion of the Democratic party I The convention then proceeded to i nominate a ticket which is as follows I For r presentative to the l gislat re I Hon W L H Dotson of Mmersvllle for county commissioners Dr G H I Fennmore of Beaver James Bigler of Milford and Henr Osborn of Frisco for clerk N P Ipson of Beaver Dres I ent assessor and treasurer for assessor Vnford Robinson of Beayer Clt for I treasurer Villiam l Low of Beaver for sheriff John H Barton of Greenville Green-ville the present Jncumbent for attor I ne D J Ward Christian present in I cumbent for recorder Miss Effie Iath jews j-ews of Beaver Cit for surve or J F I Tolton of Beav r City J F Tolton was also electcd count chairman i About onehalf of the nominations were made by acclamation and in no case did itrequire a second banot The I convention was quite harmonious all I the wa through and the members and the people generally feel confident that I they have nominated a very strong ticket and one that will carry the votes I at the coming election I RELIGION AND POLITICS I Elder Cowley Defends Church Interference Inter-ference I Temporal Affairs Special to The Heral Logan Oct 10At the services in the tabernacle yesterda r the speakers I were Professor Joseph Jenson Elders Charles England and Joseph E Cowley II The first two remarked upon idleness and the effect of early training but Mr CowIe after alluding to the accusations accu-sations of Apostle Taylor and expressing express-ing his opinion that they were untrue boldly proclaimed his belief that politics poli-tics is an essential part of the work of buIlding up the kingdom of God and I that the priesthood was placed here to I counsel and guide the Salnts in all things religious or political With those outside of the church it h35 nothipg to do he said but the ontlnued on Page 2 t r I IIiLiII |