Show D POWERS SPEECH S nop I of What Democratic Nominee for 01 Congress Sold Soh SohIr mr Ir r rM PhIl p N Who ho 1 won wa greeted by pro M ollo ollor lt d began proU Ir hi hIs U t Mr r lall ladles and C gentlemen men S nt I IO like I Ik coolIng coming homo borne i fl CHI M as R if It I nm nm In Iii the I of f my hicie I n fled d not nol an as al I III betM beti bel olp led t tn u In II some som Im I places In lii my I own oln defence Two Ta months ago In this very vory theater the thi party par to tu which I belong and with whom 1 1 I rest rast my mity first t vote ote and mid anI with wih whom I 1 expect to 10 cut cast my m last hut vote placed pIeced In II It I my hands hant by me Its itt It I 5 standard and am Alke me to bear war It In II It m title tills th I campaign I 1 have hl e curried en It I t through the stilts stale tumid une have I to so 1 uphold It that I may return It I whether victory or defeat comes to me ins Into the Ih haunts hand of ot those tho who gave gau ll It untarnished and Ind unsullied I have 1 en rn rl to so iso 1 conduct this campaign and the tho Democratic party has hal ored old so 1 to conduct the campaign that I the organisation has hal nothing to apolo gia I for Cor U It I has ha not slandered any an candidates character but has hal advanced I Its II own principles and It has haa h been be en fn to do something tot for the Stats Bute I of Utah TIlE THE HOWELL Some Ime ome time tre ago alo L I write ut an open let It ter to the candidate for Cor or Congress ConI and ant have waited waltee lor br the let ter tr that nev r came ant Laughter and chut I have ha ve hoped hO that he lie would l disavow all al responsibility for Cor the kind of oC campaign that his hi party has hu waged ad tot for If it he h Is I worthy of pr the he h position to which he aspires he should disavow the responsibility I had hoped that he hI would pay suy II that he Ii h was a not willing to be b the tho lar of oC that which waa wu w being done In his behalf that which would not reflect credit to t any an party parI Uy ly his hi silence we sure are 11 compelled to come comae to 10 the conclusion that It matters lit I II tie tle le to hint him as It I matters little to the or to 10 which he h belongs hlo how success be Iw attained If IC they thy but continue to hold hod the offices In this state dale and In the United States In Iii the cam aim that Lust they have ho VI waged their chairman has he not hesitated ar whenever he could lind a country paper laper morally lax enough to 10 accept that which he lie rum hu I proffered and An to sell 11 Its I columns to 10 the I use Ue of uC his hip puny he has ha not hesitated to use UI the columns of ot that thal press pre for tot I the purpose of or berating and dragging down those tho who happened to Oppose him Is I I that such uch a campaign aa as a the tho endorse of oC the state Itale pt pf Utah end cat THE TiE LOCAL TICKET TIKE After comparing the principles of at the two great eat partita partIes parl and ad tb th present cam campaign rm at length the speaker el plent continued We h aimed Ule A t U that thai Is I worthy the Ull support por of ot the people and I 1 direct INot d Attention personally If to 10 that thiu t tIcket f ticket Wa Wo have hav for Cor Instance turned named for Cor secretary of ot state tat one on who Is II wor worthy werth thy th and well wel qualified to tu fully tarry army torl out the that has ba been ben held by b that list faithful public servant James Jame T F Ham Hammond mond we have hOe named N X Harmon lIar Har mon molt Ve We e have hl nominated for Cor the te judge Judo of oC the supreme court the Ile president dent ot of the bar bil association of this state a man tan well el learned learld In the law In InAnd lawand and above alt all al criticism We e have se selected I heeled for Cor or attorney general Mr Grant Orant C Bagley ot of Utah Co one of the ris ne rl Pig ing young OUI lawyers lawyer of Utah Uth We W have nave named for Cor state tute auditor Mr Geiger Oeler of ot Summit A 1 young oung Oun man M belt heU in high repute by his hll neighbors I wish there tere was time to tu express the high hl h appreciation a lon tion I hue have for Cor or these theN thel men Inch all al of tf whose whO names I will whit not hot stop to mention It I Is Isa I II a ii I splendid ticket train from top to bottom It I contains men inch worthy worth of holding the places place we seek lek to elect them to 10 Th Thare are tire above reproach I h e h hard urd noth nothing nothing ing of oC any of oC them derogatory except tho the candidate for Cor Congress and amI I dont donl believe bellee Itee one half hl that I have hae hearth heard h about aut him I have ha known him for Cor forU forB U 5 B years ea and 1 L am ant 1 lawyer enough to know that every Hum mUl Is I entitled to n a f reasonable doubt and ad so 1 I give lve him the benefit of the doubt We WI e have hate present presented ed to the he people eople ople a magnificent list ll of ot worthy worth of the support of oC all Idl the people certainly c entitled to 10 the tie support of ot all al the Democrat of ot the tie Mate of oC Utah mah Cheers Cheer JO I S SAs As you OU know the art are claiming at the present time tithe that Iha t these th candidates have hae no flO 1 chance of oC election They rhey rhe are the greatest people on I earth to claim things They claim caIm the tile earth mid all al the thereof And Iel they claim caim that the Democratic party Iet has hR never Jer done anything n for Cor the people and amid 81 that all that lifts has hl been len accomplished lell for tor this great stet republic has h been accomplished by b this Republican administration then tion and they defiantly say er sa at t times lines that ton there Is I nothing that could be beca claimed I mel by b the Democrats that won was W Wever ever ca of ot any an benefit to the th people 01 of ot o thi t I country countr They The must think that mu people veople of ot the United have short memories for tOt the servants of at the Dem nm Democratic party have h done don their full tul tilt share Marl In II the th of this republic If I you bit Yol were to wipe wIlle Ile from Crom the history of ot the past lAt all al that has han been tJ 1 done by b th the Dem Democrats Demorat you OU would 0 I I wipe wip out of a the history of oC our republic The Th pages page ot or history scintillate with the Illustrious achievements and amI the useful services service ot of the Democratic party Take the his history hi tory o of DC the Spanish Wit war wa of oC which they talk so do much They hey remind m me of th the boasting tatt old oil oll man who killed bruin When the time story wits was W told In tact fact It ap ip appeared peered that the old man when the Ih beat bear br I came cable talking stalking Into the house hOUN ran rail un under under der the bed beel while whit his hll wife took tok an aim al axe ae anti split spill the bears bert head beau hI All open then he went down town ton and claimed that he killed the bear nr When Then our victor victorious ious Iou I klet fleet leet entered Manila bay bA its Iti Il rival rhal at lt the bottom bottoni of oC the sea Ia that fleet pt was war 1 commanded commande by a 1 great II ad admiral miral Admiral Dewey new anti and my recollection lection In lii II that when the news came of at that other victory In Santiago that the that commanded that victorious fleet was waa I Admiral Schley a 1 Democrat leot also all and when our troops landed vie vic victorious viI on Porto Porte mo It jibe loo they were wf com cam m by b that great gret Democratic gen sen general In eral iral Gen Miles In all al win wars WI we mme have hAvo had hall the Democratic soldier has hao hl marched shoulder to shoulder with the soldier Democracy has liaC h don country inn Ha Its I full Cul pert part fal for Cor the people J pl of oC this OAR US LOUISIANA LOUISIAN PURCHASE I J stood not very ery ar long ago RI upon th the banks IHUk of ot the th Mississippi river Mr where are ire displayed the wonders of o the world and umi contemplated the fact that that tha worlds fair Ir Is U In lit 11 commemoration of ot the of or the great gral Louisiana pur put purchase chase has comprising ol M so 1 large Urge a part of oC our continent and nations development no ne RO 1 to tills this tUI country by a R Democratic administration a president th Itt author of 01 the Declaration ji of Inde Independence the founder of ot tin this tt Democrat Ic 10 party Thomas Thom Jefferson anti and the time thought came camo to II me 10 that the Demo Democratic critic cratic party part had accomplished some tIming thing thin for tor our country enough to last hut for Cor a I hundred y year earl ari or two at least When In the th history of oC our country It Il was WI necessary for Cor some one ani to lo stand tand up end and set let his hi face like Ilk Iron against time the Ih Iron hand of ot capital It was a Dam Dem Den erratic president Andrew Jackson who stood for Cor the rights of ot tho the people When Shen the Monroe onro doctrine was Wil written It I was wac given to 10 the wal people by a Demo era critic tie administration that doctrine which has hal br tie n adopted by b all al political parties and Mn which says to t the th mon mono arch leu of Ir the old olti world you ou must Inuit keep kep your hands hand from from oft off of this western non con this land Is II the home of ot fret free fr dom hers here you OU shall Ihal not establish your our kingdoms or your monarchies monarch lei ALSO ALO STATEHOOD It I was al the Democratic l party pat that gave us U a statehood I so 0 long denied us ua by b the th It I was wu the Re RI publican putty party that gave Ile Utah Ulah twice the tho the amount of ot school land that had hal been hn given liven to other states late It 1 was WI th the Democratic party parly that thal has ba advanced the Interests of Utah end and fet It et they thy de declare 4 elate clare that no 10 good comei corel out of Nas Nal arth that the Democratic D party brings hard times They Tho refer to the th li har rd times of UN IN and Insist that tat they thy were wr brought upon uon this Ihl laud land by the Demo rak administration TIlE THE TiE r Concerning the blessed tariff they hoy charge clar that the Democratic passed paled the Wilson WIIO law That hut law was wu not flOt passed until IW and amid how could a law 11 that thai Is passed next lext year affect the people ople this year and yet let their speakers soy say hard times of IsU begun In iii II ISI under the administration of oC President Harrison and he had prepared the Ih plates that sat w acre ere afterwards used ul liy II the Democrat Ic Ir administration for Cor the printing of oCth th bonds bond the sale alt of ot which they had hac so 1 fir far made necessary Th The measures measure of oC pro pr that hat Iha we f have b ben been n enjoying for the Ih past part few Cew years ar came caine alle not through tiny any In administration on the part of the le party It I came come through causes au that Ihal must mut be b conceded to 10 be natural causes cause one ole of time the principal ones on being the large Increase in II the production of oC gold rold and therefore In lii Increate create crease ret In the circulation of money Just Jut In lit II proportion as 8 that his has hi circulated I I I among the people the th country has haa h been prosperous limit tIme the limes timea of ot 1171 came through the financial legis lation mation loton passed by Ir the PattY party latt when they the silver II VI and ant de tie deprived 1 us UI of oC n a 1 sufficient supply ci t money circulating In the country They dont talk about abut that hut FREE rn DELIVERY D Oum OUI friends frendl are not en entitled n titled to 10 claim as al they do that they gave a vo us U the free rural delivery delry system i ia a matter mattel of so 0 much importance to the th country districts enabling the people UI on ott their farms farm fam to 10 have ha their mall mal pop delivered at tt their doors don Th The other night the Republican congressman who Is I a i can cart dilate dl tot fur reelection told the Ih people that that had hd been ben given Ivell to the people by the RepublIcan party parI They Thy lm nn no n ir It trite ire re right to 10 claim that tha than Ihan they the hue tauve to claim the lie watch In my pocket The fh history hi tor of oC that I can tell tel you The Th heard of oC the rural delivery system was WILl when In itt II 1892 1592 1812 Congressman Liv Livingston J ingston a a pub Ilan Congress that be added add 1 to the hilt bill bi for the purpose e of trying the experiment of free C rural delivery That was wag ruled out Olt of order The nut next Congress Conr was 11 Democratic and ald In that Congress Thomas Thoma K M Wat Watson at atson son In of oC Georgia 00 then thin a Democrat but afterwards a raa Populist candidate for Cor time the presidency moved an n amendment that thal 00 he lie appropriated to try Ir the ex cx experiment x ot of free Cre rural delivery delvery That being a Democratic Congress It Il was Wl pawed passed but the Republicans did di not lot ex expend el expend pend a IL dollar dolar of oC that t money mane or do u a I athing thing thin carrying the Idea Idel tutU actual service Cleveland went enl Into Inlo odlee and during durin the tl first two to years eArl of oC his hll term nothing was III done don but In him was 8 established the rural delivery route In one flue Oll or er he the the counties of North Carolina and from that on 01 until It Increased to 81 SI routes anti and from Croll that grew w the system now established In this country co It I was In put Into Ino ac tue I tion upon apart u n the motion loton of ot a Democratic congressman and carried Into effect by byn bya a n postmaster administration general a I Demo Dimo Ion TUB Tm IRRIGATION LAW They talk tolk so 10 much luch too about th the Republican 1 giving us II th the Irrigation law but bat 1 J want to call can your Our attention to tIme the tact Sect that they have hn no more lore right to t daunt claim that law la than tha they II tile e have ha to claim credit for giving us 11 the time free de delivery d delivery livery ler system I 1 want to say sa la however flat neither purl party ought to lo claim the credit for Cor that law There hr Is la such auch a athing R athing thing thin an as a fairness In iii II politics pol I 0 There here In li such uch a thing B to lo HS Ite conceding something those thole whom hor you OU are lre opposed to In I poll tics 11 In JI DOO 1800 our representatives de tIe declared declared dared In favor ta of oC some ome kind kinti of ot a law fur for the arid lands of oC the time west ivest and ald at lt that thal time both bOlh Incorporated It Into 1110 limb their platform President ley Ie Ic however said nothing about It I In his hll message mele to Congress and Ind In Janu Janti January cry ary Ir there was wa Introduced Introduce In the Mouse house MUI of oC representatives the bill bitt bi that afterwards became the Irrigation law lass la That bill bi was ivan 11 Introduced by b Congress Congressman man milan Newlands of oC Nevada That bill bl was 1 wrought out In n a 1 Democratic mind It Il was aM the result of oC Democratic ef eC effort tort fort Mort More than that when It I was 41 In Introduced In the te house houle of ot represents tWos th It Ila aa advocated by b all aU the Dem Democrats Among moi those who sPOke In HA its Il behalf was suns AI our distinguished amid bril brilliant ilant representative William H 11 King It J did thid not then hell 11 mei 8 but It I uns RI op all opposed opposed posed by such match men M an Emmett Emmet t then themi a member of Congress by b Mr Hopkins by b Joe Jo Cannon the speaker faker of oC the house houe of ot representatives and lately Intel the president of the heart national convention und and Ind by b others besides The next tall fall fat Mr I |