| Show NAME OF TAFT IS C CHEERED TO ECHO Wild Greets Outburst Senator of Fervid Enthusiasm Beveridge As He Sets Forth Party Principles l A REPUBLICAN mm ALL THROUGH Words of Cheer From All AllOver Over the State That Utah Is as Republican as Pennsylvania and Maine and That November Will See a Glorious Victory for the Grand Old Party and Its Candidates 4 L L. i Cheer Ch er a after ter cheer rent the roof of the historic old Salt Lake theater ter last night as Albert T J J. Beveridge the brilliant young s United States senator from Indiana told of the great men of the nation past and present Cheer after cheer followed as he coupled the names of George r Washington ashington Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roose Roose- velt with his Equally predecessors the President was cheered and the cheers were prolonged and hearty The feeling of the people of Utah for the chief magistrate of the nation was displayed in a manner to shame his detractors detractors detractors de de- tractors here And the meeting was was for Taft There was nothing else When Then Senator Beveridge told of the man to whom it will fall to carry on the policies the Republican party under Theodore Roosevelt has inaugurated the roof shook with pith applause That the People of Salt Lake have been blinded by local hatred hatred- and I bigotry to national issues was pronounced a falsehood falsehood false false- hood by the manner in which Senator Beveridge's exposition of the questions before the people of the United States was received I That the people of Utah have a part in these questions questions' was was eras shown by the manner in which h they cheered and applauded ll S pronouncement of the Re Republican policies h 1 n A I f t nn- nn the h S F Lake kc theater hue haa Bc seen seen n ma many y nol u i gatherings Never any ny more mora 1 or more 1 And It was a Republican meeting 1 That Was vas shown from rom tho start The Tho audience cheered tho leaders of ot tho the party as au the they arrived on the stage stase and amI 1 cheered every ery reference to party af- af af nf- fairs falls The Tho theater was W packed to the tho roof out of ot doors and Into the street streeL Long before 7 o'clock lines of people T cro at the doors to secure scats seats Many tany were turned away auay On the platform Just behind tho the speakers were P P. L L. Flannigan who will bo the next senator from Nevada who is 16 a candidate candidate can can- Ju Judeo go Hush Hugh IL H. Brown for tor the Judiciary In that state and Thomas Fitch of Nevada With Ith the speaker sat Senator Reed Smoot George Georgo Sutherland Chief Justice Justice Jus Jus- tice lice McCarty and many others of ot the tho I. I leaders of the party I Senator cn arrived In tho iho city Mtv on the afternoon train from Ogden Osden Oe- Oe den where he ho was uns met by Senator Ed td Reed Smoot Colonel C. C E. E Loose Callister and H. H E. E Booth He lie v was ta as directly to the home of ot Colonel taken Edwin Emery Emel Holmes Tho The party part was wag and in arrival at the theater there K prompt was no delay dolay In tho the opening of tho meeting Taft Quartet Colonel A A. B. B Irvine Irine president of called tho meeting to club tho the Taft Introduced tho Taft club Republican order and quartet composed of J J. Squires Fred C. C Graham Willard Thomas C. C Ashworth and Victor ChrIs Chrls- acceptably soy soy- who sang eral songs songs' tho the history Colonel Irvine th then n told little over overa organized a of oC the Taft club on a can call signed by 10 loyal al month ago a which now had sev- sev an and Republicans members but was ready oral eral thousand broad lIe extended a to receive more the elevation elevation eleva- eleva to all who the Presidency Tnt Taft to n. n tion dency on of who are aro arem m believers In Republican election eJection and de the tho can principles ticket to Republican or the national organization join the tho gracefully to the speaker speak speak- Ho He referred to whom had at as ono ona or er ot of the evening but few tew that ot of to n. n lot given ghen making history and andin and both bothwell writing Introduced Senator Son Son- words word In well chosen Sutherland who would ator George evening preside reside during the was cheered tor sutherland Senator came to the he when several minutes attend he bald to front front- He intended chairman and tp the ot of he a could not help only P preside but lo the Uio Rel Republicans s of or c congratulating cong outlook for suc success cess cUtah on the Utah n Cheer or of ortIs are coining comins state From all over o the and encouragement words ot of cheer Republican that Utah is as Rep Mica showing Utah or as S Maine Page SeVea SeD on f NAME OF TAFT I IS CU CHEERED ERED TO ECHO Continued From Page Pae One ho said favors me party part which carnon carries car car- cr- cr non ries with wih It a guarantee of ot work and wages viges for Cor the people rather than a party which of offers to guarantee bank deposits deposits' which under a n Democratic administration few would have Utah favors the p party ut which promises prom prom- equality for all al men before the courts with wih no discrimination In favor of ot eIther cither capital or labor rather than thana a party part which In Itself would constitute tute tuto a four tour years years' car Injunction against both Utah favors the party part which for tor CO GO years has han been working with wih Its It brains brIns for tor the thc people rather than on one which during the same period has been working with wih Its Us lungs doing things to the people And the people Intend to help put In William H. H Taft TaC with wih Governor Spry Congressman Howell Howel and the thc rest of the ticket He again Introduced the Taft club quartet who started some with wih a song referring to Uncle Jesse Jesse Knight When Uncle Jesses Jesse's Jeses Jese's name occurred In tho the lit st firt line Une there were cheers for Uncle and when whEn In tho the chorus there was a reference to the tho barrel barel to be opened by the Uthe kid there thero were still stillmore stillmore sUI m more re cheers cheer and laughter e Introduced Senator Sutherland In Introducing Senator le said sid that the UnIted United Unit UnIt- ed Cl States had hal been called caled an aristocracy of or wealth or a n millionaires millionaires' millionaires millionaires' million million- aires aires' alre cub club There Thero had hal been rich rih men there thero therein in the past pat who were not there now Here Hero the crowd thou thought ht he was referring to a n past senator who disgraced disgraced dis dis- graced Utah and bc began an to applaud There was however one thing about the enate and that is that it was not like England an aristocracy of or blood nor was It one ono of or wealth but butof ot of brains brains Some years ears n ago o the great state atte of ot Indiana found that It had among amonA Its It citizens one o or of this aIs- aIs to rc of ability young youn In Sn years ears but butrich butrich butrich rich In ability and it I honored him with tho the highest office In the land laUd He had been with Senator erld Bo o In Inthe the tho work of the senate enate for tor the pAstI past I tour four years rears and he was glad to say sy that the confidence of ot the state of ot I Indiana In Its brilliant fully Is son was wa rJ j justified He Ho 16 had the honor to present Albert J. J United Beveridge erld e. e States senator from Indiana Senator e. e on coming forward forward tori for tor- i ward received an n ovation t. t Senator Beveridge spoke as a follows Mr Ir Chairman ladles ladies and gentlemen American history Is IB the tho stor story of ot the building of oC tho the American nation and naton every advancing step the American people peo leo pie have made In their In-their mighty march has boon been led by a man mm full tul of faith alth in la American destiny When our war for Cor independence W was WL L fought and oven o when Washington's arm army was reduced to ragged men whose bleeding feet stained the snows of ot Vale Valley Forgo nothing could cloud that great mans man's faith In fn Americas America's future Fifty years ago ago In the reddest day r of ot the reddest war o of wh which Ich history te tell teli nothing could overcome o tho the faith of ot A Abraham braham Lincoln In the cause causo cuso of at r truth and right And so toda today in the mighty might moral movement mO in which tho tue I Ip p American people aro are now midway I I nothing has lies been able ablo to becloud tho the I If f faith Jh In the tho American people and their I future of at Theodore Theodoro Roosevelt elt our 1 President 1 h ly Iy I 1 t ti tot J I t J of ot nien n have 0 always ah d c i o. who sincerely i b been n- n opposed b by tho those thoe e lU that l th tUo tho lT tho n ni na nI-I. nI i c ton n mount th the th iH Ath ot or W orty F Kor l. l 1 example wh when n Washington and an the fath fathers rs demanded ell that tho the constitution 1 lion tion of or a strong government should be 1 adopted by tho the people to take tako tho place I of or u it federation of or weak and w warring states 1 he was opposed d by hy Patrick Henry of Virginia and Governor Clinton Clin CUn- ton of or Now cw York When ben Andrew Jackson said that that ne he nef I Ii i f would han hang as ns high as ns Unman Hainan op- op posers of tho federal government he I Iwas was opposed by John C. C Calhoun and I his cohorts on a kind of or a ft states rights I theory that would dissolve the Union end and tear to shreds its Is fa nag flag And nd when Abraham Lincoln called for tor a million caled men men to save savo the tho Union he was as de denounced tie tie- as a tyrant and as nR a wrecker I I constitution and and was shot to of the wn believed ed ant him both loath by a man who And today In tho the great movement for forthe the tho moral regeneration of or American business business Theodore Roosevelt and those who stand with him arc are opposed by bye bythe bythe e the same kind wih of men for tor the tho same kind Of reason Of or f Is nothIng noth noth- For what we are coing today toda the further building 0 of In Ing more than those that nation whose foundation th t others nAton laid and preserved and neither Reactionaries In our own party nor mad reactionaries extremists extremists In the other party Y 8 shall a aI 01 the the work that ve e h have vc done dono nor prevent prevent ent I us from doing the work yot yet to tOH And be done just juil l as Washington ha hail had h for a administration administration hk 11 r fn t the and nd 1 man most c closest familiar a to with wih his American peo peo- it pOl policies Just I c i Sl Just as ns the or tho the thoss 1 Jeffersons Jefferson's successor elected t l a as plc pee c W Jeferson's Madison Madison- James choice man 3 0 of b 1 his IS assa W's Ws ss they elected as An Andrew rew Jacksons Jackson's Jack Jack- Just sons son's as successor sor and th I most man closest familiar r rt to with his t g a successor ot of elected as just It-just us a US they nt who had 1 L Lincoln I that man Abraham les the policies upon Lincoln's fought for or pol OUI so t today dM the American peo peO- battle plo W win will field 0 dec elect oit c n as Theodore Theodore Roosevelt most t tr trusted lieutenant his n Bucce successor for friend his ablest st counsellor counselor an and WiC the best equipped e presidential can can- cn I ever eer American to the 0 Taft William Willam II Tart tor I. I Wilam Br ou Al hurd jurd i ht to DO no that ho bo ou ought Mr says because he be Is Roose next successor of kin but Theodore Roosevelt's the kinship lie He Heta's repudiates he ought to 0 be Roosevelt's that says better carry carryout tas ta's because e he cun boler carr successor lb Ho never havi hay hay- out n carried out poliCieS a single 10 lc P policy poley of or hi his hil In lug ing abandoned most Q of i 0 own and aud d having WO we 0 trust him to carry how can cn The Tho Thol noth man ot of w olt t o ole the personal policies questiOn queston anoter this l is audience however howo lot lotI if i in w 1 l there Is s a farmer he would fl select t whether mo me ask him the farm ork On I to do his TV work ork for tor a man f furrow or a never run rue man who ha had In the a voice A t t husked an ear o of corn ar corn husked I audIence hR farm tarm It I hal hire you ou on my i I would had that you ou r one if I you OU could prove never husked ed a governmental gov- gov nut But Mr Bryan Dran has hus ne cr If there Is IsI 11 yet l ear or of In corn the audience ct I would businesS man a man manI his business I I ho be select to manage hit anything In that who had neer done hout it I business hal to taUt talk a about t V Question I who would take l pa Is 19 there there therea a a man whose yoke had i sage on handled a train JB n a o throttle This Titis fr Is a n I nover noer U It infinitely I mighty mIght Question queston I will find As you wU above speech tOnight to toI to- to obo c JI r not make a P 1 I shall not made on one j for tor ten r nl night ht and have malo mighty country country coun- coun I is a this But long 1011 years ears richer and more try its resources are arc other five is or of any varIed than thun those together It dO- dO Is j 1 modern nations put vast that the Is so EO commerce the I. I mind of ot man cannot com com- comI foreign itS 5 it to d I It forel fore fore- I marce ros only bo i. i defies the tho I COSt of the eye or of destinies ot of the I cat to the tG i l Dare we WC entrust with tho I. I Dara people child and woman ad finn woman welfare ot of OVOY over hands ot of a man In the a without with with- ot of our ho Is utterlY ih no matt r bow good In government o or out any experience have havO at our administration whet ben WO we the best trained hands to do our work ork experienced ad ad- slate statesman man the most republiC has l' l the admit that must admi And nd his best friend WithOUt h is utterly has ha Mr Ir Uran worst if i lie hc nee cUCO and J hIs Tafts Taft's perfect M. M Tars on must admIt 11 11 training Ir I moment ago to 1 was a men who at the thC that thOO ther arc aro present instance are for Mr lr Bryan Bran just Jim walt wait a moment I am going t to give you a chance to ask all 11 the tc questions ques- ques lions tons you ou want want want-as as I was nay sayIn In K I 1 wa was was glad a n moment ago to observe that tha tat there are arc man many men who at tho the present Instant are for Mr Ir Bryan Dran In tho the audi I ence enca because you OU aro are the persons persona I want to talk to to not lecture but tal talk wih with as a to men earne earnestly ty anxious l to find ou out what Is IB best for tor our common commo country Now I know Mr Ir Bryan Dryan much better beter than an any of you ou do We 0 are intimate personal friends and In ten years n no 10 human being has ever heard me sa saone say one word against him I know him an and I like him Ho Ilo le IB is 11 a good man but no noa not nota a wise one and It takes both wisdom and righteousness to make an Amen Amerl- can pre president Ho He Is righteous but no not right He lie is upright but not stead Ho He Is brave but ut not not prudent prudent and and I It takes nil all nl of or those these qualities combined combine to make the tho Chief Magistrate of or th the ml mightiest people on the tho face of oC th the til earth erth Free of or Sliver Ml r. r N For exam example pIc years carB ago in perfect Rood good faith ho he advocated ad th tho thio free treo coinage of oC silver Here th the speaker was vaa Interrupted 1 by shouting etc otc In the audience Now Kow low do you yuu mean by that that you OU are arc In favor Cavor o or of free coinage now now Cries of No Because If t you are walt are wall Ill I'll Il give I I you a a chance You give In mo me a chance There aro are twenty of you ou to one of or me mc but fair Calr play and you ou shall have i I. I chanco to auk ask ak every overy question queston you |
