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Show Jprams bally- S fll SILVER CAMP a ; 'Joseph E. Caine and L. R. Mar- : I tinean the Orators at y Park City. 1 SAY SOME CAUSTIC THINGS ABOUT FEDERAL BUNCH i ' -; ' i i I 0 'j Nominee for Congress Thinks 1 ? Americans Will Carry Salt Lake County. Special to The Tribune. Y ; PARK CITY, Oct. 21. A largely at-i at-i icndcil rally cf tho Democracy was held f in tho Dewey opora house here tonight. Ilparley Neally of Coalville, who was 'IJthe nominee of the" party for siato sena-7 sena-7 lor, but who, it is said, under instruc-itions instruc-itions from his ecclesiastical superior, 'Iwithdrow from the ticket, called the s 'wneeting to order and introduced as die 'liihairman Frank Pingree of Coalville, jcand?dnte for treasurer ' of Summit HBpounty. Mr. Pingrcc assured the peo--3ple of the Park that although the treas-tarcr treas-tarcr had always been chosen from this cily since Summit county was orgau-kM orgau-kM fized, he would have a deputy in Park Flip P-' so c PePl could pay their taxes here. i Joseph E. Caine, the next speaker. -' Baid he would confine himself to local l issues, but he drifted into national poli-'tics. poli-'tics. He referred to the gubernatorial fight hy saying that when thoy could j hol get "Uncle3' Jesse Knight they got "Cousin" Jesse. .Tie said the Knights i had done more for Utah in building up in g( her industries than any other men. tic i contended that the people of Utah pAi owed more to the Democrats than they cul owed to the Republicans, who liad never done anything except develop the fed-'i fed-'i eral bunch, Mr. Caine addressed some caustic sentences to this political ring ind ashed his hearers to smash the fed-5 fed-5 eral slate, lie said that Republicans a expected to achieve victory through 3 the dominant church and had instruct-t instruct-t i ed the people that they were to get vic- CK' 0I 'n tuat wa3'- aso referred to ; tho fact that statehood was obtained by Utah through a Democratic repre-entation repre-entation in congress and a Democratic president. mm-, Martlneau Talks Tariff. , L. R. Mnrrineau, candidate for cou- Eress, the next speaker, asked the au-ience au-ience to give one reason why the people peo-ple should vote the Republican ticket in Utah. The Republicans were not entitled to support and the party had lecoived the people all the time it had , aeen in power.. The Democrats now ; j'elieved in a tariff for revenue; they . rerc no longer free traders. Mr. Hartiuoau cited the fact that the Re-rablicans Re-rablicans arc now forced to indorse he income tax, a Democratic measure. Ke claimed that the Republican tariff j?as higher than was justified hy COn- liiions, and tho consumer paid tho bill. The big manufacturers, he averred, frerc for the Republicans who had cn- 1:1 iclicd them by their legislation. This iad been tho means to encourage Vpribea to get Republicans to enact aws to protect the manufacturers. He 2f lontcnded that the only reason labor i jot good wages was because they wero ., tfflanized and this in spite of Rcpubli-lyil Rcpubli-lyil n opposition. This ..reference made a j lecided hit with the miners. J Hr. Martineau said ho had nothing inS(f iRainst the American partv, its organi-! organi-! iation was forced because of the fact QpnP - i a15 fcnc Republicans had dovolopcd dUKfras the federal bunch. The Amorican -party had carried Salt Lake Oity und llTlflh I)r09Pct' was good for it to carrj' liuw Salt Lake county. lie saw no reason ji vhy people should divide on church lnes an1 sni1 11 v;ls forced upon Amer-.i Amer-.i cans by the Republicans, -injuring tho evening M"iss Fafck ren-. .K'l ft solo and was heartily encored. M I he meution of Bryan's name eWkr 10rtl Rreat- cheering. |