Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09
The Chief Dinlculty In Regard 10 the
Platform Solved Yesterday
Afternoon.
PLEDGED TO Pro-
TrcrlvE TSRiFF ON LEAD.
The Text Of The silver Plank.-'One
Dollar should be as Good
ms Another Dollar"
by Telegraph to the SEws.i
A DIFFICULTY SOLVED.
Tarin aud silver In tho Committee o
Platform.

Tarin aud SILVER In tho Committee on
Platform.
MiNHtAroIis, Mimi, June S.-The
chief difficulties confronting tn. con'
ventiOu in the matter Of a platform
were solved this afternoon. There was
lively time preceding the solution
Silver was the rock upon which the
committee nearly split, with the result
" discord and majority reports 70 tho
convention. The frat matter coming
before tho full committee was the tariff
and silver aud wa advocated doggoi.
~. They set out 10 contest every inch
Of the ground and embarrassing their
opponents ut ovcry stage " the con-
sidcfgtlon Of the platform. Bold tactics
proved successful, for at $3.50, when tho
platform committee took recess, tie
victory was won. Instead Of a free
coinage platform separate aud distinct,
they NJ shaped the tariff paragraph In
accordance with what was supposed TO
be the hearts desire OF the sO.cAllcJ
silver states, that free coinage was let
go by the board, and instead tho silver
men glrrfully accepted the clause pledg.
ing the Republican PARTY 10 the policy
OF protective tariff on lead.
After tho DECISION, the reports OF the
subcommittee on miscellaneous sub.
ieCts was received. This com nittce
dealt with the Nicaragua canal and
reported plank. recO ynizing tue Nicnra'
qua canal nv Of transcondent import.
ance to the United States Ia Wow Of
its necessity IN time OF war and great
utility IN forwarding the Interests OF
American productions TO commerce,
aud recommending that all proper
steps lie aiken to procure iis bulldinghy
American capital. Two planks have
already been completed aud placed In
tho hands Of the revision committee,
composed Of Gore OF Nebraska, Plat
Of Connecticut, Teller OF Colorado,
Bracket OF Massachusetts and Thomp.
son OF Minnesota.
A recess was taken TIL 5 O'Clock aud
upon rcassembling the silver men mp.
| parently were satisfied anu stuck 10 the
| previous declaration that with lead
iaken care Of the silver States could be
carried by the Republicans, but M
soon as the cOmnitlce was fairly under
way In discussing what should be the
second plank Of the platform the silver
men trotted out the free silver M fresh
Is ever. Another hot fight opsued, and
"A second victory resulted for the silver
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