Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-06

a tANhotA ron Alt rHr EVILS or
THE RICH.
The National Banking system De.
bounced rs infamousi 4 Lively
Fine Anticipated.
ny TELEGRAPH to the sEwAt
ATnInD PARTY CONVENTION.
The Onto FARMERS Assemble snd ~.
Ton 10 spr.rhrs.


srRiSutmLD, August J.-The
Peoples party delegates aro not arriv-
ing a. rapidly "a many unguine lca-
ders anticipated. There are about 200
hutu now ani conservative ones say
they will bc satisfied n delegation
COMES ir0m each 1f the fJgty-luvcn
counties with tickets IN the field.
Meetings " nll the districts were held
NJ ! O'Clock. lhcy were well at
tended.
The People. party State convention
was called 10 order thll afternoon by
II. u. Barnes OF rinln, Chairman Of
tho state Central Committee. There
were about sou delegates present. Afler
payer, the chair tyau letter from
George Gather, chairman Of the Ala
tuHa State Committee, promising tho
cauyiug OF that State IN lsO9. a mother
from senator pcilcr, nssufing the adop-
ton Of the Cincinnati resolution gnd n
plank advocating honest money, was
greeted with cheers. The chair intro
uucoi ~ temporary chairman, Hugh
Cavanaugh, who snld In part:
"r0o long nave the farmers observed
the Injunction, you tlll the soil, VIZ
will manage the public Aiialrs.' They
arr tired ~ u, aud that h tie reason Of
The Meeting here tolny.n He treated
the finance, the tarin and other ques-
tons iu tho manner vet forth In the
Cincinnati resolutions.
Cavanaugh added: "rhls movement
will rrlcgatc John Sherman 10 tho
] political oblivion that Ia enjoyed by his
/ friend Ingalls,"
~. Il. Hinahmln " Urbana was
/ chosen temporary secretary and COM
mittres were appointed. While the
/ committees were out Robert SChilling,
| national secretary, addressed tho con-
vention. He prtscfibed the platform
Of the Peoples partya rs
a PAEAcEA FOR ALL THE Evils
wrought 10y both homo and foreign
! capitalists. He denounced the mis-
| representations ~ the old party organs,
| aud u whs not an object Of the party
10 have unrestricted loans. IL
would restrict them a. 10 the needy,
fixing the maximum loaned TO any onp
person Ut 5000. This party lead.
urs were not crazy yet and would 70
l regulate the supply OF currency that
the country would not be- Hooded with
an ovcrsupply OF lrfcdrcmable cur
rcncy, ~ was charged by the harpiez
OF the old parties. The Peoples party
hat declared Ia favor OF tn. frrc cOiu-
aye OF silver. Tho majority OF tho
ncmhufs were not In favor " II, but
tolerated II M ma entering wedge by
which they hoped 10 ovefturn tho
present monetary system.
schilllng said II was Just A. safe for
the government 10 loan money ON the
products Of the farm, taking first
mortgages, ~ for II 10 loan ON gold and
Fllyuras Il was now doing, when 10
issued gold and silver certificates.
Senator sherman aud other great men,
who opposed the loaning Of money 10
the farmer ON good security, had raised
their voices In favor ofthe government
leaning money to the millionaires,
Warron Miller aud bis colleagues, la
the enormous sum asked TO dig ditch
Ia Nicaragua.
THE SATioSAL BANKING SYSTEM
he denounced a. Infamous, and said
the cry, "llonest money" made him
NAL. He devoted much time TO the
comments Of the old parties on the
tariff question, aud found the differ
euce when divided among the menu
bers Of them amounted 10 Just one and
| NNNHtfilhN ttiANH aNltf's Iit lfliNlAhlt1
the party on It's success in Nebraska,
Kansas and other States, aud urged
members 20 stronger efforts In Ohio.
COngt.fsmhn-eleot Otis OF Kansas
I spoke briefly.
The committee ON advice reported a
pi1t aud hammer for the state party.
The convention adjourned until to-
morrow without adopting tho report.
The committee on resolutions have
been wrestling with the platform since
Q p. M, and at 10 O'Clock adjourned
until tomorrow. The sticking points
are prohibition, land tax and farm pro-
duet loan features. City districts In.
slst that the prohibition plank would
co-t the party thousands OF votes, aud
they win fight II 10 tho bitter end.
Regarding the ticket everything Z.
chaos tonight. There are dozen can.
diiates and there are prospects OF q
lively limo tomorrow.