Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18
The Senator Invites the scrutiny Into
the Conduct Of the Present
Administration.
RATHER HARD UPON rx.pRIsl-
DENT CLEVELAND.
"People Want Good Money and Plenty
Of It.,-Adopilng q PLATFORM
Nominations.
NJ rsIsrrapa 70 N. srvs.
TnE ONO CONVENTION.
senator sherms. E"ioHises III. Repub.
iics. Party.


mediatsly after the close Of Me-
KInl.y's stirring speech there WIS
loud erie. OF "sherman, Sherman"
Tie familiar figure Of tho senior Sen.
ainr ofOhio finally emerged from the
crowd Ia tho r,nr Of the hall, aud agaiN
the enthusiastic scenes 0f the conven.
ton were rc.cnacted. In his speech
Senator Sherman eulogiEed thc Re-
publican party, reviewing its work
from the timv Of It, inception. Con-
tlnulug, Sherman said.
owe therefore eau honestly claim
that our party Inns been the faithful
servant Of the people, aud " fairly en-.
titled 10 their confidence aud support,
hut we do not rcst our claims upon
lat scrutiny into the conduct Of the
present Republican administration Of
benjamin Harrison.
III. recent Republican Congress, In
connection with President Harrison,
dealt with all tho leading domestic
questions Of tho time and with the
most Important questions with foreign
nations. Every one " these has other
been settled or Ia In the way ~ settle.
mcnt. Tho administration of Cleveland
settled nothing but the sublime egotlsm
Of Cleveland, his opposition 10 pro-
lection policy, hla want of sympathy
fot Union soldiers, aud his narrow no.
tons OF finance aud public credit. He
devised nothing and accomplished
nothing. The Democratic House passed
the Mills tariff bill, but II was rejected
by the Senate and by tile people In the
election VI 1855. IN marked contrast
with this are the Republican hdminis'
tration Of Harrison aud tho recent he.
publlcan Congress.
rntsT N IMPORTANCE
was the entire revision of our revenue
laws. This bill was subjected 10 tho
most careful scrutiny ia both houses,
AMI passed A. a Republican measure,
aud was approved by the President IL
Il In my Judgment a wise law and viii
tear the most careful scrutiny. 10 lsh
fair law for II extends It, benefits pot
Only 10 the artisan but % tho farmer
and producer In every field Of Employ
ment. BY my long experience IN pass
Ing upon the tariff bill, ! believe the
Mckinley hlll mnrc carufilly aud benz
ncially protects the farmer IN his pro.
duc,inna than any prUvi0u. measure Of
Wv ANlltN ~ AAANNN fAl'AA AAN VIZ
coumging manufacturers viii give 10
the farmer the beet possible market for
his crops. The hill has been received
ami win bear discussion, aud will I'M.
provo ON ACQUAINTANCE. Tho new fta.
lures Of the Tin relating 10 sugar and
tin Plat. will soon demonstrate the
most satisfactory results. The In.
craaed duty soon 10 bc put upon TIA
plate win develop and has already lie,
veloped tin mines Ia several States aud
territories, 10 that We may confidently
hope In n short period that we viii DO
sweeiened by untaxed home sugar and
protected by uniAHOd tin plate.
TIM ARTS on IirE DENA0ouuE
which wcrc nj tho lAsl election played
upon the crcdulons 10 deceive them ~
10 the effects Of the Mckinley bill, will
soou return 10 plague the inventors,
anu this Republican measure with IL
Kindred mrasurcs-rcoipfocity hnd mir
play Ia American nhips--will be among
the hoasted triumphs Of our parry In
which our Democratic friends viii, ~
usual, heartily aequioee. The State
Of Ohio IN an Important factor In this
great Union ofStaiss and tho people
Of Ohio arc Republican. Tho State Is
on- that has taken consplcuou. part
IN the great drama Of the past. In an
evil hour and under wild delusiOns
Ohio elected the recent Democratic
legislature. with this warning behind
US let us not be- backward or lagsard In
tho civic contest In November, but
with a ticket worthy Of our choice let
Us appeal 10 our fellow citizens 10 place
again our honorcd State NJ the head OF
the Republican column. lChccu.
Senator sherman, referring 10 the
currency question, spoke at some
length, taying, "Pcople want
GOOD MONEY AND PLENTY OF IT.
They want all their money Of equal
value, 90 that n dollar viii be tho same
whether made Of gold, silver or paper.
The demand for free coinage o. silver
without limit IN demand that the |
people Of tho United States shall pay !
ior silver bullion more than It's market |
price, a demand that ought not 10 10 4
made by producer Of any commodity. |
There Ia no Justice or equity In ". IL
granted by the United states alone II |
VIII damonetlze gold and derangc all
the business transactions Of our people.
Their. IL no power strong enough 10
establish fixod ratio Of value except |
w the concurrence OF the commercial
nations OF tho world. What We ought |
10 do, and what VIZ do now under the
silver law OF the last Congress, n con-
srvative republican measure, N 10 buy
the entire product Of silver mined In tho
United states at liz market value,
and upon the security OF that silver
Deposited IN the treasury issue trea.
nfy notes TO the full amount OF most OF
the bullion. In this way We add
annually 10 our national currency cir
eulAlion notes of undoubted value,
equal 10 gold, TO an amount equal TO or
gfeater than the increase OF our popn-
lAllOn and increasing business OF our
growing country"
The committee on resolutions then
reported
nm PI.GrfonM,
which was adopted. For lieutenant,
governor, Andrew l., Harris oil
preble county was nominated on inc
INST ballot.
The platform reaiiirms adhesion TO |
Tho principles which have guided Tue
Republican party heretofore, 10 the doc |
lrine Of protection aud recognizes Tue
Mcklnlr- bill As tho ablest expires
slon VI tgat principle; such legislation