Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-05

with remarkable dexteHty he shifted
his position and assumed the role Of a
Gresham enthusiast.
III II IL true" said he, "that Waller
q. Gresham will accept on the plat.
form VI the Peoples party viii
support him with all my heart aud
second his nomination In this convon.
ton"
Alter some more discussion an nd.
iournmeat was taken iiil S o'clock.
rvrNsG SESSION.
The delegates were prompt In arfiy-
iug for tlu night Il, lion aud all were
nervous md cAIeUnut.
The fret uua,ncs1 was the reading by
the chairman of branch u resolution
romm.,tee Of the supplement- 10 the
platform, De- f3l.o8s:
NoEE pLAEys.
OthCr quepiiUus have been presented
for our consideration, We hereby suu.
init tho following, not ,l- part % tlr
Platform OF the Po3ple's plfty hu' 70.
a resolution Captcssivo aH tue .,utlmout
~ this committee. We demand u Tres
ballot amt fair count bon 40 elections,
uud pledge uIrsciyts 30 Hccuge 10 10
every legal voter with0u. Federal in.
tcfvri lion through the adoption hy
States OF uupurvertyd Australian Or
secret ballot ays'am.
The revenue derived from the gralu.
u,rd Inc0m. tnS -houll ie applied g.
the reduction " the burden Of taxation,
now luvieJ upon the domestic indus.
tries u the county.
We pic ico uur support 20 ialr and
| liberal pensions 10 uX.Uni0n sJliicp
and sailors.
We condcmn the fsl'acy ofpro.eo'.
ing American bu0r under the presuu,
I system, which opens our ports 10 the
/ pauper gui criminal clnuos Of the
Sosld AMI crowds out our wage earn.
vrs; 2gi We ionouuco the present in-
effective laws against contract lnhor
aud demand further restriction 10 un.
dtsit1Dle immigration.
We cordially sympathizn with the
efforts u organized wofkiu; men 10
shorten the hours Of labor and demand
"A rigid enforcement u the existing
| cight.hoIf Jaw ON government work,
aud ASK penalty clause 10 be added o.
said laa.
We regard the maintenance Of tho
large standing army OF mutCuuarirs
I hNN " - ~ Wv AAuhAANaA NNNkaAAA u "a
menace to our iibrrilc7, aud demand
| Ia abolition; and VIZ condemn the re-.
| cent Invasion OF the Territory OF WV.
oming by hired assa,Hins OF p.utccucy,
assisted by Federal Ulcers.
We comment to tho lhUushtiul Don.
sidefntion Ut the people AMI tho reform
press u the legislative systom known
M the Initiative aud fefrfc ndum.
| NJ fuWHF a fungfNguNiNnuI H.V.gFatatt
limiting the Office 0i PRECEDENT ard
Vice President 10 one term and pro.
vlding for the election OF senators ~
the United States 10 tbs direct vote OF
/ the people.
We Oppose any subsidy or national
aid u any private corporation ior any
| purTOse.
Tho Immigration plank and anti.
! Pinhoiton plank were loudly oheered.
/ When the irst paragraph relating to
the force bill ana Australian ballot
/ system was read, n delegate moved to
/ lay It on the table. They already had
the ~. Louis platform, he said The
motion wac beaten decislvely on
/ vote.
A motion supplementary was
/ promptly seconded, ami II was adopted
before some professionals could get n
hearing. They protested aguiBst any
gag law, anu moved reconsider.
alton, but on IL being put 10 a vote II
was defeated, though the delegates
/ from Ohio ana Missouri protested
against this method oi counting, and
! demanded the cell of States on votes.
Mr.. Branch then introduced Hugh
! CRvnralgh VI Ohio, secretary Of the
resoluiiOn committee, who read the
following resolution unanimously
adopted by the committee:
Resolved, That this convention SYN.
palh.2es with the knights Of Labor In
thor righteous contest with the tvIlu-
meal combine Of clothing mRuufac.
tufers Ui. Rochester aud declares It the
duty OF all who hate tyranny ani op.
preston 10 refuse 10 purchase goods
made 10y saii manufacturers or patron.
lac any merchant who -'ls such goods.
Mr.. Peters Of TeXs vrd to table
the resolution, Hnd M n OF New
YORK to divide Il. THIS /. st part, OK
pressing sympathy, no wanted TO vote
tor, hut not lot the boycott. "1hls Is "a
political conventions" said he, "and
The latter part OF the resolution is out
Of order"
Gene1 Secretary Hayes OF the
kulghis NJ LABOR declared that sym.
pathy was not what they wanted. The
knights ut Labor demanded boy.
cot.
Mr.. Gator OF California earnestly
supported the resolution, aud entered
upon what he described "a tue sciruli.
lie basiaJi the boycott, aud pointed up
the action of Moses when the chilirnu
u Israel were oppressed, 1. chow Ia
ancient character. "B,yco,ting 10 not
human, but divine" said he.
"Cycloag" Davlt Of Texas WA Tor
u o boycott,
After some further debate Ignatius
Duuuully took the platform, The roso.
luton, ho declared, wHs va kacl iug
with the upigit OF the preamble to the
platform adopted with no much IN
annuity earlier Ia the day, The
Rochester clothing manufacturers
have said TO 10000 OF their
w0rhmen that they could not
gain the means Of livelihood without
yielding thuir Iightg gs American
cit21us. Me-. DOunOlly said. con
this there can b. no compromise. Tine
agrlculturalists OF the country must
slant by their brethren rad We viii
crush al men who seek TO oppgsas
their feii1wmen, Hero thorO can be
no hesitation nud no compromise. II
Ia war 10 thcihnife and the knife TO the
HIT. cloud chrufa,) trust that
those WHO have staggered away from
this resolution because Of the oppTo.
brlum that a hireling press has applied
a. the word boycott Will WITHDRAW
their opposition and tue resolution bg
u A..