Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31

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SENATOR ALLIsON's SPEECH.
Opening Of tho Republican Campaign
In Iowa

In Iowa
wAvrRLY, Ia, Aug. 3l.--rhe al
lowing IN u summary OF the speech ue'
livered by senator W q. Allison ut the
opening Of the Republican campaign
this afternoon.
After brief reference TO the eandi-
dstcs OF the respective parties, Senator
ALLISON said TINT he believed the kc.
publican party would win IN the COM
Ing contest, because it, policies are
such M TO secure the confidence anu
support of the majority OF tue people
OF the United states, constitutionally
expressed, N only that majority can
vote and be fairly counted.
The record Of the present adminia-
tration has inspired public confidence.
Our complications with Chile were
disposed Of Ia "A manner TO reflect credit
upon our country. The ministries
havo been prosperous, and many new
ones established. A secure internal
commerce has grown beyond renson-
able computation; nur foreign COM
mrrce has received new impetus un.
der the recent legislation Of Congress,
supplemented by a friendly adminis-
trntion; cur trade, lOreign and uomos-
tic, ia In a healthy condition; our
finances are Ia healthy condition,
our currency ample In volume anu
uniform In value, isi being steadily In
creased under the lcgitlatiOn Of 1880.
lie referred In detail 10 the record Of
the Flity-ilrst Congress, 10 the revis-
ion OF the land laws, the measures for
internal Improvement, the revision Of
revenue laws and contrasted the work
of that Congress with the work Of the
Democratic House Of Representatives
Ia the last session.
The appropriations Of the Rcpubli.
can House were compared with thOte
OF the Democratic House and the lat
ter alleged much more eNtfavarsnt.
The Democratic party this year stanus
for free trade. There IN no evasion or
double dealing in iis platform. IL
promises 10 repeal the Mckinley
law as one Of the beneficial results Of
the Democratic victory. Not only thi.
but that every shred and remnant Of
protection, Incidental or otherwise,
shall be torn up root and branch. Tue
Republicans ACCEPT the issue thus pre-
sented.
The speaker denied that protection
resulted In great private fortunes.
Great fortunes nre sometimes made,
but they are the exception. IL de-
pended more ON tho individual than
upon protection.
Referring 10 the money question, I've
said this country would lofe It's power
nj once, u II opened It's mluts 10 free
and unlimited coinage Of sslver. Free
coinage Of silver would place US with
| Mexico on silvy standard, and gold
would nj once be at q premium. Our
| people favor the free use OF both gold
aud silver. Gan parties have 40 de-
olared In their platforms and they only
represent the public opinion, but pub
/ lie opinion also asks that parity bt
| preferred, that neither ~ money,
shall be Rt n discount or nj u premium
| Upon this question, the Demo
cratic platform In In accord sub
atintially with the Republicans
except that the Democratic platform
proposes the unconditional repen
Of the law OF 1880, which furnishes NJ
constant addition OF legal tender paper
money OF from fifty TO sixty millioni
annually. They would substitute IN
It's place State bank issues, by repeal
ing ten per cent. Of the tax on Stat,
bank circulation, thus providing forty
four different kinds Of money under "a
many State laws. This means lh'
restoration Of the red dog, wild cat ant
all other pet names given 10 deproci
nted state currency, no familiar TO thu
experiences OF over thirty yeaIs ago.
Senator Allison concluded with btie
references to the Iowa candidates, Stat
aud congressional, and paid glowing
tribute to Congressman David Il. Hen
| daranu nf the Third district WIN N,
felt confident, would be returned, de
spite all attempts made 10 defeat hun
by the combined forces OF the enemy.