Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
CAMPAIGN NEWS.
Senator Sherman Argues IN
Favor Of Protection.
Mr.. INGALLS, HEARD FROM.
Tho EutA TalkOd.hbOut Letter from
Crl.r Published in Pull.
,.RoHIN rSoLAND AND AMERICA.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s.-This even
irga large audience assembled at ia,
Academy OF Music at n meeting givcr
under the aufpiccs.of the Manufactur
er, Club. senator Sherman was ia,
orator Of tho evening and received at
suihusiastic reception.
senator sherman said for tho flrs
time In the history OF our county q
nailonal party darrs 10 proclaim q
ianG for protection uncona,ltutiona
ani fraud upon labor. This bold
declaration Is ~ bold W the rebellion,
ard should ho met by the American
people In the samu spirit. Ihereehould
be no truce until this issue IL deter.
mined by tho voice Of the American
PEOPLE. the significant fact appears
TIA, tho resolution was voted against
10 the Democratic convention by the
gteat producing states OF the North,
ard voted for by the lntc Confederate
fiAies; that IA substance II we tnken
nom the Confederate constitution;
that II was In spcn opposition to the
oplniona and acts u the great leaders
VI Dumocracy, living ami dead.
Tue senator argued In support Of the
Republican position aud aaid N that
pagly succeeded nj the coming election
The protective policy would be- main.
iained and the Mckinley law woulu
Only be- changed "a the experience OF
tine demonstrated the necessity Of
amendment. II the Democratic party
succeed We must no prepared for VIC.
llent changes In the tRriii without re-.
gard 70 wages and tho Interests Of
labor or capital.
SPEAKING or SILVER,
the senator said II tho coinage OF ell.
yef wcfo made free then all tho silver
n1g In existence, estimated "a $1,000.
OJ0,O0J, and nil hereafter mined,
Accounting last year 10 the coinage
Value OF sls5, 900, 900 aud annually Ia
cfeasinE, could be brought h our mints
and coined into dollars at the expense
oithe United States and ior the benefit
Of tho owners OF silver. The newt
able effect would DO 10 reduce tho pur-
chasing power Of dollar TO sixty.seven
cents. 4 dollar Ia gold would then
disappear from circulation aud be
worth In tho market nearly a dollar
and half. No man ought TO be
elected to Congress whose position on
this question Is not clear and unequl.
vocal. What We want IN both gold
anu silver money, but always main
mlntd ~ par with each other, money
having the same pufohRGing power.
"llOw eau We get it2 The fureat
answer u, ~ putting enough silver In
silver dollar 10 make II equal In value
10 the gold In u gola dollar. Give
The people an honest dollar aud thus
tettlc the question"
Speaking of the Democratic propoal.
ton TO repeal tho 10 pur cent. tax on
state bank issues the senator said he
was amazed that any Intelligent man,
Democrat or Republican, who had
lived long enough to know the truth on
read the history OF his country could
now be willing TO again open the doors
70 wildcat money. The choice Il be.
tween national money backed by the
power and credit OF the government
aud exploded, elected, prohibited and
unconstitutional bills OF credit issued
by local banks undor the authority of
lorty-four states with powers nc diverse
IA animal creation.
This credit OF some OF these atates IA
already impaired by reputation and
come have very limited RESOURCES nj.
fcauy crippled by debt.
In conclusion Senator Shermsu enid
u was the tendency OF the Democratic
party, dominated by tho South, to 10.
Nivs all Issues before tho war except
tiSvery anu disunion and destroy all
the achievements OF the Republican
EInr,y except tho preservation OF the
isGALL's FIRST SPEECH.
TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. s.-Ex.Senator
ingalls, made the first speech In the
present campaign hero, tonight, nd.
dressing an audience OF fully 5000
people. Tho ex-senator was given n
,iAlwrlng reception. Before aud dur.
lhg inc speaking Populists scattered
CIRCULARS around containing this uuo.
AIlon from Quo OF Ingall's speeches
answered m the Senate just be-
,u'e Senator PETER was elected |
70 succeed him: ~ cannot fofbear |
70 Affirm that tho social system which |
ouefs TO virtuous and independent |
women the alternative between prosti.
.uIlon and suicide M escape from
saeBghfy IL organized crime. The
..,.hhhclhl system under which more
nun nall the wealth OF the country ~
Y, uenyed from the bounds OF nature and
.he iahor OF all Ia ow ned by little
more than thirty thousand people,
Nhile i,OO0,OOO American citizens, able
-hu willing 10 tot, are hopeless tramps,
,Ma.ivlng for bread. This requires
Adjustment"
Senator ingalls, In the courso of his
'peech referring TO the Peoples party
p'auorm, said there was one clause ia
Y 70 which Ito could subsotibe, nnI
.nAt wa| THAT the nnimosltie. of
NaF should be buried; thatstates could
W. be pinned together In union with a
He desired 10 remini the
opnlsia, however, that the union
,ouin not DO cemenled by eggs, The
'outh would never be reconstructed
lnlll General Weaver cuull sprai with
= much freedom IN Georgia az in
Aahsas. ingalls, urges the Republi.
AUS VINO joined the Fsrmers, A liiauce
,hoV3menl two years ago TO return 10
No Republican party. A vote for