| Show HON FRANK J CAN CANNON NON AND T THE H E Q km DO PARTY DURING the first great state campaign an the salt take lake tribune sank its poison poisonous ons fa fangs n gs down beep into the flesh of su 11 honest men who were opposed to zing and Goodwin izing the united states senate it poured out its vials of filth and corruption upon the heads of all who had the courage to intimate that church influence was being used in that direction but bat when the final result was announced and when it was surmised that the hon george Q cannon had decided to become a candidate for the united states senate the editor of the tribune removed his unclean night aj I 1 cap and threw up his hands in holy horror and he proclaimed to all the world that it would be the greatest calamity which could be inflicted upon the state to elect president talt cannon to the united states senate as it would be self m evident ident that church influence had been used in order to accomplish that result the tribune continued to throw hot shot inte the 6 sides of mr cannon until thit that gentleman was compelled to relinquish nil all his hopes of going 0 to te them the united I 1 states senate in favora favor a of hi hisson aison the ron hon frank fraak J then the editor of the tribune rubbed robbed his hands in glee because he had been 1 led d to believe that the same influence which would be used in order to bring around the election of its idol would also be exerted for the purpose of electing the hon C C goodwin to the united states senate but when the first state ipg lpg legislature gisla convened in our oae city it selected the hon prank frank J cannon as the senior senator but bat the gt great editor J of the tribune only rw received honored I 1 position i then it daw dawned d upon his great mind that some one had taken him upon the top of the tallest structure in this city 1 him to desce descend nain into the middle of the street all in heap when the I 1 11 state con trow I 1 ciar in the early pa part of ari april Y A 1896 the editor 0 f mhd 2 n V had haa sufficient time to A hf 0 tiger apil and he was veba c I 1 z I 1 I 1 i ted to the republican national con I 1 bention w which sh assem i 5 A wedin far ian st t tn ys ws r 7 t louis on 3 aj v a 1 ua aai awi I 1 r 1 C y 4 y 1 A A ZI A A I 1 1 beyo 8 9 6 1 B T ai V A at 1 2 y 1 B but at if afur adfur our OY s mtv vor i rebii drey tar I 1 I 1 bic wt ja y f 1 a bialk ejna C VT F bout 01 not W yaw 7 i tia 1 I aishe friend Aho i TR hii 0 o that i greo great ga i r h J I 1 M y V y t tv qi A th his 14 t arf S 41 ys 1 fM valette I 1 vt z ari W 3 4 L i X ti Z V 1 I 1 be dt d T M wap e 79 1 I d A I 1 1 sf i z re aft at ki all idzi 6 7 1 1 I itz V l j za VT CV t r Is fant J j jlee r i ih z T 15 ali 1 y S A f t 7 1 leaders abis h ti r 1 essiw IK 7 SS 4 iW 1 9 li I 1 i c gre ati at I I 1 toi za 7 4 4 L k I 1 5 0 Z ansi e t a liaw 11 r k J S 3 I 1 V cep t N 1 ll 8 I 1 ik 11 aft IV lags Ij WW gs IW a 4 jsmrd WN wit ike ak T LAP azz ae V 4 pw fairir i ft am i i 1 4 04 T iii i I 1 tj 11 rl tte z alil I 1 I 1 5 1 I 1 id alq I 1 al k ilura i 10 i w b 1 aade ayt V iia I 1 beave alliott gath W 1 i 1 F tv uri I 1 fd E 7 tu ao oe aloe ua Q V V i c i N abc 14 IF i aar vr I 1 U z til I 1 I 1 r men 0 R A a 41 M ajl it Q f 1 L af i i A ry lavig I 1 ameal I 1 1 lil lr I 1 sm I 1 ll 11 A M z 12 k 7 r 1 diw W 0 9 t arz I 1 cn z I 1 eff I 1 I 1 F 1 4 il age of silver at the r ratio of 16 to I 1 without waiting for the aid or the consent of atly any other nation on an garth earth but bat it has been proven to the en entire tire satisfaction of over six million freemen that senator cannon was totally and ancl utterly unfamiliar with some of the great leaders of the democratic party A great many gentlemen have declared that they ar are still estill in favor of continuing to Cann onize the united states senate because senator cannon happened to disagree with the leaders of hii hi party on one proposition only but we beg to differ with all who ma may y entertain such erroneous ideas when senator sanator cannon entered into the contract with the people he did it upon the express understanding that on all occasions he would endeavor to champion the cause of free silver and if he has honestly and conscientiously fulfilled his part of the contract then he has simply carried out the trust which was put upon him by the people of utah and therefore they are not under the slightest obligations to return him to the united states senate unless they feel dis posed to do so we are unselfish enough to admit that it did require some courage upon the part of senator cannon to sever his connection with those whom he was associated with i in the st louis convention nv en tion and we tire are further willing to admit that sen senator ator cannon is a brilliant orator but he is not a logician or a profound thinker and at the same time we want it distinctly understood that there is a number of true and loyal democrats within the confines of our great commonwealth who would have withdrawn and severed their connection with the democratic party in case that party had bad declared against free silver at the chicago convention in 1896 when senator cannon returned to utah he urged all those who called themselves free silver republicans public ans to refrain from uniting or fusing with the free silver democrats I 1 now it if it was entirely wrong for republicans I 1 to unite with the democrats in this state in 1896 then in our opinion it is absolutely wron wrong 9 for the tree free silver democrats to unite with those who call them themselves selm free silver republicans in 1898 but there is no such thin thing 9 as a iree silver republican licza if anyone any one is honestly in favor of free silver and oada i he be th thoroughly 0 rou g aly believed beli evea in m the chicago hica 0 platform then lie ne Is is a democrat otherwise ae Be is a 1 I 1 u anand lic cin ia he 11 is in in favor raf of the bin ik i 4 1 1 a barke I 1 I 1 8 cochran of ne new w york 2 RI I 1 c e ura I 1 0 donihe head in W I 1 Tb areat ites I 1 reat sta mpa 4 Z VF im aford I 1 I 1 s u ic t rort 1 ir 4 i as omas j b ta it ir w aaa r SO A t U LM d 4 4 tied g w e i eig gr I 1 y ar 11 r 4 4 0 f arii yr ii ahin X j 40 r I 1 V tu M ta t rl A j V V f t r i 5 1 A fj V 1 1 l TB w S 0 T bev b u 91 ZM bubli f woe lie F z tn tt t e t k P t vp v p 1 I 13 f III 7 ZU 44 w i r xa ar i f E i r nt 0 O VF 0 a N th alj buslow F 1 as s W I 1 it r 11 I 1 5 Z V E 5 1 melfa R iw z ly veah I 1 z 5 k nann n ann r az zv 1 J all a U e ax M Z A 1 L A S t 1 ew kaw 41 im ud 1 ap wd w at ea et I 1 e 5 Z I 1 ah 1 t lk od ur 6 s Ss S i 1 s tw JS t 4 3 T t j 7 ift V I 1 i ap p wi s 2 1 V v k rf rf I 1 I 1 4 na I 1 I 1 T 7 AZ A Z r I 1 I N 4 aiau lal A I 1 beak bama qA Ma I 1 AM ar 11 z t adf i W g dal i ev A 1 5 ki E ak 91 A V S i au F with the audacity which the populist leaders displayed in demanding the tha withdrawal of mi mr r sewall from t the he presidential ticket and il if they were advocating free silver from an unselfish standpoint the delegates to 0 the populist convention which convened in st louis never would have nominated for vice president the greatest 0 all blatherskites blather the ion hon thomas E watson who trav traveled C led ar around 0 und the countr country y like a boarin roaring L lion denouncing noun cing the democratic party and its leaders we have no doubt but what there are a few honest men and women who are believers in the populist principles B but ut it causes us much regret to state that the party is composed principally of short haired women and long ha haired ired men and gener generally bUy speaking they are all a little off in their upper sto stories iries in conclusion we desire to sky say that all who really believe that the silver question overshadows all other questions and that if it is the only thing D which will bring n happiness and prosperity to our republic they will not hesitate to affail affil affiliate I 1 at with the democratic party part V which i is S the only party in this country which can ever restore silver to the I 1 position which it occupied aupied prior to 1873 and the great democratic party with the names of the illustrious thomas jefferson andrew jackson william jennin jennings bryan banau aud with free silver emblazoned blazoned em upon its banner stands with outstretched arms ready and willing to receive all who are honestly in favor of assisting 15 to wrench our glorious country f from rom the hands of the money power but it cannot and it will not pledge 2 itself to reward any great patriot in advance with the united states s in order to secure his services in helping to win the victory but all patriots must fall in line and assist in helping to fight a the great battle which will be waged all along the line then if our party is victorious we are firmly of the opinion that it will reward who assist aist in battling for the rights of the common 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