Show I l i TilE THE PRESIDENT EXT J 5 In the fir first t place the n party arty rests its title and amI warrant for existence on the chaT charge e th that t President t. t S. S dent R Roosevelt has made an Infamous bargain with the Mormon church I It Ie there Is no truth In that then therIs there ther e Is no basis of or reason leason for Cor any one leavIng leavIng leaving leav leav- Ing either of oC the tho old parties for or that tha new organization It Is the thc one thin thing thingS S which the they openly allege as their theil ex ex- cu cm cute for foi quitting their former COlmer 1 cal affiliation and the one thing thins which they hold up as the sufficient S apology for taking off nit one political i coat and putting on another If the thie and 1 If were Republicans formerly the President of the United States t himself the head of the Republican party part In the nation has made an unholy un un- S. S 1101 holy treaty with the Mormon church S. S then no one can blame thorn them for Cor or quitting that party part and entering a apart PartY part of protest protest assuming assuming that they tho are getting into an any better company than that they have left left- I If It they theyS they'S S 'S were Democrats the they are warranted ii in severing severing- their thell political ties tics and S 1 getting into the new body In order r. r to strengthen It it By so doing they ad add to the tho chances of defeating tho the Republican party and party and that Is the I I one thing for tor which a n Democrat lives moves and md has his being The President you OU see must have haveS S made mado that Infamous compact or orS S there is no apology for Cor the existence of oC the part party So that the very cry ery cardinal principle of the tho new organization the steadfast st stead stead- ad- ad S fast Idea of the partisan the constant thought which he must advance as the unanswerable warS war'S warrant war- war rant for his course must be that j S 'S pres President dent Roosevelt is a n. slimy villain It If they weak weaken n on that then their P- P whole fabric goes to to pieces This is s 5 5 not an an affectation It Is fundamental 5 No traffic between President and hl hierarch and there Is no defense c for Cor fora Corn a n Republican turning traitor This being the fact and tact and it is the I fact you fact you can understand how in instinctively instinctively in- in the members of that party assembled in the Salt Lake Lale theatre Friday night rose In uproarious applause applause ap- ap plau e when one ono of the speakers assailed assailed as- as 4 sailed tho the President You can understand understand understand under- under stand with what heartiness they In Indorsed Indorsed In- In the stat statement ment that the they were l j ashamed of ot the President You can canS r S see seo how completely warranted warranted they would woul l feel in assailing the reputation and blackening the good name of ot Mr 11 S Roosevelt They had to in order to make male good an any claim they may have haveS S had as an excuse for living In war time man many people of the thc South believed very ery badly of President Prel- Prel t dent Lincoln Starting with the imS Im- Im im- im ti S that ho was a bloody tyrant S it was easy for elders to make th the younger generation believe that Mr t Lincoln was a n. monster It would have hav Ii been different to convince the genera general generalL L populace that he was a n gentle kindly Just man You see they had grounded l S in them the contrary contrat belief bellet Consequently Consequently Conse Conse- In public speeches that were made mude assaults on the name of Lincoln Lin coln coIn were vere sure to arouse applause The I people were prepared b by the tho basic belie belief be be- S. S lie lief byi by the underlying conviction b by byi bythe i the one fundamental tenet of ot their code COie I If President Lincoln were ivere not nott nota t a monster then there was no warrant tor lor their hate then there was some common ground on which he and fairmen fair tall men in the South could get together But to that view they would never S subscribe That is wh why the name ol ot S Lincoln LincHi was most frequently damned S S in Iii the public speeches of the orators orator impassioned men who induced approval approval ap ap- ap- ap of the re rest t of ot the remark remarks b by byj j ure sure condemnation of oC the President which would follow Collow a n of ol anathema against the head of at the na na- na- na tion Curse Cursa Lincoln and the rest ol ot their speech would be bo more likely off oft of ol t f- acceptance Damn Lincoln and whatever aim the orator orator wanted 5 would woud be very ver sure of granting ranting When Mat Daugherty Daughert abused President President dent Roosevelt In his speech last Friday Friday Fri Fri- day he lie appealed to a a. sentiment alG al- al G 1 himself eU eUlO 1 cady created He lIe addressed lo to a company that was wa read ready and willing and vcr very anxious to express hatred of ot the President Wh When n he I. I declared every member mem er of ot othis his party parly was ashamed of ot Pre President Roosevelt ho he Invoked an approving response which he was very sure was a awaiting him When he charged the President with having effected an Infamous trade trado with tho the he head ul of the Mormon church he was speaking in elementary elementary elemen elemen- tary tan terms That was safe sate It was the one thing which warranted the theS S formation of ot his party and by which it was as held together until election I time that time that and the offices t of f the elt city S Those people hate the Ule President They believe they are of a quality which can afford to be bo ashamed ol 01 President tO Th Theodore odore Roosevelt There by the wa way is one of ot tho the fine flights of oC presumption MAT MAl DAUGHERTY ASHAMED ED OF PRESIDENT PRESIDE T ROOSEVELT ROOSE nOOSE I VELT MEMBERS E OF TOM TOMI I KEARNS EARNS PARTY SO LOFTY INSPIRIT IN INSPIRIT INSPIRIT SPIRIT AND SO PURE IN LIFE LIFES S THAT THEY CAN BE ASHAMED ED OF THE PRESIDENT NT OF THE UNITED STATES Great Godl God Those Thole people despise the chief executive of the thc nation They Thoy be behove believe be- be Jove hove him guilty guilt or of tho the mo most t in infamous infamous In- In famous Camous compact imaginable The They openly charge him with bartering away tho the political liberties of tho the people people peo peo- pie of oC a Il slate state That is at the tho very basis and bottom of or the creed of or the Tom Kearns party part Words ortis can enn not picture anything more unworthy more moro traitorous more shameful than the tho thing of or which thc they accuse him That Is why the they declare they are ashamed of him That Is why they applaud when one of their most favored orators denounces the lie dent lent That Is wh why the they shout and clap chap and stamp an Indorsement when at al their convention a speaker declares de do- dates clares openly what has been In their hearts from Crom the first that first that every man manIn manIn manilL In ilL the party part is ashamed of tho the President It Is contended by hr the more timid tho the opportunists the shifty and policy polle players ers that lint one of the later I speakers reproved Mat Daugherty for or having assailed the lie President It Is even stated that Daugherty Daughert himself offered to withdraw his remarks BUT THE CONVENTION DID NOT APOLOGIZE FOR ITS EXPRESSION EXPRESSION SI SION N OF APPROVAL AND INDO INDO INDORSEMENT IN IN- DO 1 EXT ENT He Ho was not not- reproved by the olce voice pf pC if the lie convention and he could not have been for fOl or he uttered what was sas Inthe in inthe inthe the hearts of his hearers Nothing less than a po positive e rebuke b by the convention formal Cormal as his speech unanimous as their applause could coul have pur purged d that meeting of or the of offense offense of- of Cense for COI which the free Cree men an and women of Utah h will vill forever condemn them hem And that reproof was not recorded re- re reI I corded For dear Reader Mr Lincoln was not lot a monster He was not the detest- detest 4 ible creature some people in the passion assion of a great suffering permitted 1 Urn to be painted Ho He was a kind 1 u ind md d a just man President Roosevelt has made no trade rade with the Mormon church In I Utah This state went Republican Because the majority of ot tho the people here were honest and sensible The They sa saw aw It Il was best for Cor the good of oC themselves themselves themselves them them- selves and best for the many thousands who should come after anel It went RepUblican Republican Re Re- publican just precisely as did a score of oC other states that had previously been Democratic There was Wisconsin Wis Wis- time time and again in the Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic column There Thero was as Indiana which had been Democratic Democratic more than half haIr the time since the civil war an and It went Republican for Cor Mc- Mc by twenty six thousand and for Cor Roosevelt b by more more than ninety thousand housand There was Ohio which had hadeen been een Democratic over and over again In n the tho recent years and yet et which rolled up a Roosevelt majority of ot more nore than two hundred thousand Thero There Is Pennsylvania It has been misguided enough to elect Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- I cratic governors but it gave Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose Roose- velt a plurality of or more than half hale a million It was so in less mighty might de degree de- de gree grec rec in other instances In Instances in Idaho in Nevada In Kansas in Michigan Why Wh even Missouri gave him a plurality MISSOURI Was as there any Infamous trade by bythe bythe bythe the President with an any person or power to secure these results Is It necessary to allege Infamy in the President to account for fOI a like hike result in III Utah Think of that for a moment mo mo- ment you ou sensible men and women who have given your countenance and your support to the part party IS IT NECESSARY TO CHARGE PRESIDENT Nl ROOSEVELT WITH INFAMY IY TO ACCOUNT FOR FORTHE FORTHE FORTHE THE PRESENT REPUBLICAN DO DOMINANCE IN UTAH It is not a reasonable proposition And yet et it is THE rilE proposition of oC Tom Kearns and his followers And look hook you ou If that point Is h not conceded then there is no warrant for the new now party to be formed If he have no not traded with the Mormons then the basis of the fabric CabrIc falls Calls to the ground like a house of or cards It is a n little unfortunate that any company of ot men and women In this state where so much good has re suited from the success and control o of Republican policies should be so o lost los to tn propriety and fairness and judgment judgment judg judg- ment mont as to approve such an unfortunate ate expression of ot sentiment to give I It approval b by applause e to permit the theman theman theman man who uttered It to fling a n grinning grinning grin grin- ning withdrawal as a sop to tho the timid minority and add the Insult o ohis or of his spineless Jest to lo the injury of hi his premeditated utterance S Make sure suro of this President Roosevelt has made no trade trae with any power or person here in Ulah Utah except that the character of ot the man the guarantee of his steadfast purpose th the I confidence in his splendid abilities to achieve makes maltes compact that the In Interest In- In terest of ot the these e people like the Int interests inter inter- rests r- r es ests ts of all people will be better betler conserved conserved conserved con con- served b by allegiance to the can than to any other party And that every one everywhere I will get a square deal Because they are arc sure of or that the people of Utah have made the state Republican And because they accept 1 that as os the one one- one and and only compact they the require they will vill keep It so 50 It Is because Tom Kearns can no not make traffic with the church church called callei Mormon that ho has devoted de his sou soul and his sliver silver to its troubling I If ho he could win from the Iho leaders headers of or that tha church the pledge pl dge to support him I and nd could win from Crom tho the members o of that church the service of ot their votes h ho he would bo be the best Mormon lover love that ever looked on the Wasatch hills lulls Is there a man In tho the party party who ho does docs not know kno that I Is true Then If there be LET ALITHE ALl ALI TIlE THE WORLD n BE ASHAMED OF HIM For he lie lacks lack the hue wit to knothe know kno the reason of simplest things |