Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-15
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SAY. VIII Strike Chicago
Next Week.
-, sx.ParsloGNr WILL HAVE TO
T" FIGHT HARD.
,..,,s,s In yarious States.-Gener'
sdly Of the Citizens Executive
Republican Committee
, r,,uaph to the Srwsl
TuE DEMOCRATS.
OSCILLATIONS ~ 20 'he Outcome of'he
w. NniInnnI Convention.

f',lsyllle COurlCr.JOuTHdf, IN IN this
III attend the convention. In a
,s,eh 10 his paper tonight be stated
- Cleveland cyclone would be
y, mex, week and sweep everything
49, II and Cleveland would 10
,--inaled by reclamation before the
IAN was half finished. lie con.
Sled hls dispatch as follows!
ssluce we cannot have John q.
n,Isle for President this year, let US
s.ss him permanent chairman Of the
,,.i.st Democratic convention that
~, met In this couutry. He is the
-,p 10 answer McKinlvy'a Mlnnea.
IN mech and will make n tariff re-.
I'm Augment that will ring from one
riof the country to the other"
gpcuLATiSd ON TIE CHICAGO
CONVENTION.
NV York, June li.-The Herdid's
Wellington correspondent, Specializing
me outcome OF the Chicago con.
,,pnon, says Cleveland viii have no
vak.over, hut tho Democratic leaders
"a Washington believe the VX.Prcsl.
.sntwlll have TO fight hard for the
t,mlhallon. German IL the choice
upaftnuy OF n majority Of his srbR-
fiki conireres on the platform. Tho
pn-p0nden, says:
Dan effort 10 obtain strong civil
siyicu reform plank IN the Demo.
falic national platform h being made
liz D,mocIatic members Of Congress
Interested In the subject. The silver
tink Il subject 20 considerable discus
zen ameng Democratic members ul
t9rges. The silver men seem less
I,ls.sd to make an aggressive light
tanile fenIesentativcS OF the mining
sasl at the Republican convention.
he opponents Of free coinage are not
anticipating much difficulty 10 obtain.
itg the plank they want, and tho
blends Of free coinage evidently lost
tai by ihOir repeated defeats IN the
Dinoefatic ranks.
senator Stewart, Republican silver
ip'atE from Nevada, said In reply TO
,Veiiou "a TO what the Democrats
rai do on silver, Bah, they will do
~ The came ns tho Republicans.
Way, The goldbugB would send mil.
llou i6llars, or two million II necessary,
btny up the whole convention
representative Bland, Democratic
ne coinage advocate, WINS equally
hopeless. The fact IL ono OF the
ouhuss In his district recently adopted
itsolutons advising tho tariff to be
nide the prominent issue, which
,snsio have killed his ardor. All
hli could be got from him as 10
whether an earnest fight would bc
nase at Chicago for free silver coinage
vas Il DO not know; | DON'T know
What will be dono.'"
I ONO DEMOCRATS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June II. Tho
Dsmocnilc State convention will con.
1snt tomorrow morning, and nearly
~ lhe delegates arrived today and DIS.
tfel meetings were held this afternoon,
zoe various convention committees
.sfe selected, including the State
VenIial committee, and six districts,
when had not already done 20,
elected delegates 10 Chicago. OF
'aete, two are pronounced Cleveland
neni two nnti.Clevclnnd and the
..tsn Tor the strongest man at Chica.
ibe State 10 lost sight o, In tho con.
IN ior tho delegates.at.lsrge. IL IL
0aesied that Brice and Campbell will
Y selected without opposition. For
he Other two places the most likely to
'usceed are Robert Bloe, OF Cleveland,
Altn w. Thurman, OF Columbus,
'nu IL. I. Neal, OF ChillicOthe. There
strong fight being made on the
ra.uuldacy OF Cleveland. Allen w.
.naiman Ia pronounced In this regard
' ~ his success will be recognized M n
llsvelAnd Victory.
me opposiIion, however, IL well or.
.Anlted, and has won about every
snees1 IN today's caucus. The best
siges ahalyze the delegation To stand
~ OF Twelve for Cleveland, about the
llne number for IIill and the remain.
" aie unpledged, but have stropR
'ehng for Cleveland.
I'LL illR KANSAS ALLIANCE FUSE
WITH DEMOCRATS?
EhroRIA, Kansas, June tJ.-Dele.
aus 10 the Farmers Alliance state
which meets tomorrow
~ nominate u full State ticket.
'-eIe Is only one question, "Shnll the
nneI' Alliance fuse with the Dem.
100 49, AZ recent conference OF
sniefs' Alliance and Democratic
=, ,,.sisol Kansas CITY n plan for fusion
~ arranged. A portion OF the plan
- shneeuted today Mt Emporia when
y. aIIlenoe nominated H.. V. Whar.
u' Congr,ss. The question now
~, the rect OF the plan be carried
mere lisa strong fusion sentiment
SOng me more conservative dele |
\, w, anu the leaders renllzo that with.
!, ,nelhoerailc Md they cannot hope
~, sseeess' IL looks tonight rs n the
'DUu idea would prevail. Jerry |
NJ sSh's denomination for Congress |
b. afternoon will probably kill his |
u'efnalonal boom.
DECIDEDLY FOR CLEVELAND.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June l4.-Tbe |
state convention to elect |
XXI "vs 70 Chicago hud' nominate a
,'a uchet met ut noon, N. q. |
an w Vas vas elected temporary chair
~, lhe convention In leciiedIy for
~, ,t',Anu' e, NJ. Brldoweli OF Hsmp. |
nj, county was elected permanent |
,n.ulaD' In o speech he urped tLnt
blnsaaa delegation bs sent 10
,m,n3, Tha following ticket was
lIhbanSf For governor, w. NJ.
s,s.ac attorney general X. n,
,sJ.' secretary Of state, II. h. Armi.
Op., @ " g. u. Mills; Commits.
Vi agficultug,, John d. Adams;