Show KING AT PARK CITY I Congressman Makes a Magnificent Magnificent cent Silver Address A FLAYS HIS HI OPPONENTS I OF OP SET ORTH F FY FYI FULLY t 1 I Special to The Herald Herald Park City Cit Oct 27 A rousing Demo Democratic Democrat cratic crat rally was held here this evening in n the Dewey theatre which was packed to overflowing by an audience that was wa attentive to the last Good God music was rendered at intervals In the State Senator R H R C Cham Chamers Chamber ber hers ers as chairman of the th meeting made madea m de dea a brief and catchy speech at the open lag ing ng followed by C A A Callis Cals of ot Coal Coalville Coa yUle ville vie The main speech was made by Con Congressman Cn grossman gressman W H King who held hel the audience audien e spellbound for for nearly two hour hours The enthusiasm of ef the audience broke into terrific ap applause applause applause at every well wel marked climax clma Mr King directed attention to the necessity of the Republican campaign orators rehearsing th their ir speeches on silver siver before taking the stump Tom Fich Fitch predicts terrible consequences from the free coinage of silver fre coin e while Mr Sutherland declares he rather fa Ia favors favor coca vors vor the cause of the white w hite metal Only Onla a few years ago the question Queston between the two great political parties partes in Utah was as to which was the better friend of silvers cause Then Governor Wells Vels C E Allen Alen and ad others went from one end of the state to the other declaring that the Republican party was wa pledged to the of silver siver but now they plead with the voters to sup support support support port the principles which the lican party then opposed The speaker sneaker said sid he knew of but one Democratic congressman who did di no not favor the silver siver plank in the reform platform citing this as illus illustrative fus of the fidelity of the party to the principle of free frEe silver siver coinage Replying ing to th the Republican charge that thai Bryan BIan had deserted silver siver Judge King declared the great leader had with withstood withstood Uh stood the blandishments blandishment threats and andall andall all other influences of the money power remaining unmoved and immovable the champion of bimetallism greater eter in defeat than many man would be in vie vic tory tOI If I the Republican party in Utah fa favors a vors the cause of silver siver Judge Judg King I asked why wh it I does not say sy so s In Its platform instead of supporting the I gold standard declaration The speaker denied that the Demo Democratic Democratic I cratic party pat intended to take off or the tariff on lead for the party doctrine is 1 to so s adjust adust the tariffs as a not to dis die discriminate discriminate criminate against any section seton or class distributing the burdens equally He referred referd to the good goo times in the country cuntI while the government is spend ing lug the of borrowed browe money a fact fat that demonstrates the argument of bimetallists that more money makes greater geater prosperity Then he reviewed the evil evi tendencies of the t trusts which stifle competition forcing producers to sell sel at the prices fixed by the combines and compelling consumers consumer to pay py trust prices As an a instance of the te trust closing cosing down dow on small smal industries the te speaker pointed to the Idleness idlene at the Mt Mt Kebo Neb salt works works Congressman King showed showe the Insincerity Inin of ot the proponents of the proposed constitutional amendment to restrain trusts and told how the tho labor unions opposed the proposition preposition believing ng that it i would result In placing the wage earners at the mercy merc of their ter enemies c said ample legislation against th the h t trusts trusts rusts t had been ben proposed by the Dens Demo II 11 in congress but the Republicans I h hd lad ad defeated every move moe in the tt nghi r direction d v hS Referring to the Philippine 1 sion ion S question Judge King related Th sentiment s among laboring men mfR fi i congress congre to give ghe up the th Ianis ti tind and a nd thus avert the bringing aC 01 p n an al aver th pD labor abor against l into honest the United toil States State to |