Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-14

cation WAS effected by the election a.
FranE @. Rowland Of Nevada as
| president.
On iakins his seat Ncwloni made
\ srgoNu SILVER srrEcib
urging the Mining sutcs 10 put the
inrtsilF Of silver before party inter.
cote, formulating a plan Of hJw tho
marty organization could bG .rttor.rl
~ 1ich mining STATE and the people
san bu able 30 ufr thnlf power 10 ad-
yau go the iryu coiuuru q; silver This
could 10 done By an Agreement
iha. tlu electoral votes ~ MiI ug
! siut,s should uc cast for NO person as
pfe,Idcu. who would mot at.Cc % a
permanent silver act lasgrd 10y Con
Sirss a. htc-mc q Law. NtwlAuaa
view was lnrt ali thfcl " tho nRii0 lal
purlleH in mining States SHOULD In
/ rtiuct iuUir electors - HC. iuiopHu-
IDENTIFY VA tho electoral college W. tho
iniCftsf VI the silver cause u.tuur than
In IN, intcrrt ~ any candidate; that
In this way whatever parry won IN
/ these s'3tcs, their entire vote could be
IA. .apatrd iu thc electoral college and
tloy would probably holu the ba'li CT
| OF power, which was ls strong posi-.
! N meanwhile the silver question wiz.
settled hy International ngfccmuus
electors should east thcir votes Accord
Ing g. their Ariy predictions but u
| mol could exact ns = condition OF tuvir
| support ftoul any Candidate requiring
their vote, the undcmtaniing that the
future action 70. toth bouf.s oi Con
gtlfs On the silver question should
stand withUu. executive iuttf!nr, nee
OF veto; tlAt The people % TIE country
had right to demand that after
twenty years n agitation uud discus.
ai1u the popular will bn expressed by
the majority oil both Houses should
not he opposed aud defeated by the
viii 1f ono man, ovUu though h1 bt
pfciiiOui.
! Continuing the speaker sail that tGg
mvmuoH Of the present House de-
puudod on the southern Aui western
| constituents which were Ovrrw helm.
iugly Tor nee coinage; pledge, should
he osactcd from NIL such candidates Tor
reelection that they would not, In
event % election, Uriug Into the House
or vote for any man fOr President un.
less he would give assurances that the
executive power would not he used
against the POI ulat VIII.
| Newland's speech vas received with
great applause. The following
DISPATCH FROM SENATOR STEWART
which was read was greeted with great
pnthusinsm: chairman Of the National
Mining C0nytoss, Helena: The con-
traction Of the metallic base OF cirCuln.
ton and created by the crime OF 1879,
has advanced the cause Of human
slavery moFe Ia nineteen year, than
the abolition OF negro slavery by the
United States and Great Butsin has
advanced the cause Vt human liberty
In the lat bali century. The power u
the gold Kings 10 command the ser
vices OF the representatives o; tive
people CALI for heroic resistance to
Wall aud Lombard streets. con.
gta1ulato the national miuing con.
gross IN advance, that ita duhbuIa.
tons at least viii not be controlled by
the promise Of oillce, threats Of iinan-
ciai ruin or bribery with the money Of
Wall street. Tho voice OF the national
mining congress will give forth no
uncertain sound. IL will declare for
free and unlimited coinage Of silver
equally with golt; II VIII donnuuoe In
hitting termA tho cOnspiratoTs who
robbed the financial world OF half IT,
currency to enhance the vnlup Of gold
aud obligations payable In money.
Lot the silver States present SOLID
front against tbs common enemy o.
civilization and tbs PRODUCERS Of
wealth through tho world will take
courage aud Join in n common effort 10
dethfouo the kings OF avarlce and free
the nation from the iron grasp Of con.
traction, which II continued, must In
tho future, M Ia the past, result in q
foudsl enslsvery. Tue Struggle for
honest money raging IN COngFcss, Is
all that doprivos me Of the great
pleasure OF Attending your congress.
! The House will cOnsiief tie silver bill
| "Wednesday or Thursday. a result OF
your deliberations will be read before
vote Is taken, ami 1t may streng then
the WHyerlng. (SiTned.)
civilian NJ, STEwAWV.n
when the Telegram was read by the
secretary the members arose en- massr
and expressed approval OF IT, senIi-
ments with ringing cheers,
the coMNuTrEE on RESOLUTIONS
submitted two reports. Tho majority
report favored unlimited tree coinage
anu urged tho passage NJ tho SENATE
sllyorbill In the House. The minority
report favored bi-mclgllic coinage.
! Pending the discussion o dlsIatch
was received announcing tho defeat ot
the silver bill in the House. Tho ac-
| ton Uu the resolutions was therefore
deferred IN tomorrow.
The following is tho result Of the
FRET nights
DRILLING CONTEST,
tho namos Of contestants aud their 10.
cord are M followa; John Dolan and
Mike O'Niol, Butte, aB.7! Inches
,Geolge w. kes-ler and john Camp.
boil, Marysyille, 1904; William Page
/ and Dennis ltrgEu, Butte, 3l,0ls; Ne.
Meyers ant William Dryer, OF Load.
| vile, Colo, 3l.il l.G inches; William
Short AMI Samuel Manuel, Of Gilmon,
Colo, 25.ll Is inches,
The result OF the single hand con.
tests wrtu; JOE Levi, Deer Lodge,
20.ll is inches; Fred Jotlic, of Box
Elder, 1913 Id inches; David l..
Jones, OF Colorado, 22,ll Is inohe..
Jones did great work aad WAS loudly
applautvd.
rIsndrd MOI Guilty uud was Ms.
charged.
MILWAUKEE, July l3.-Mr. Augnft
Liudcg,elt, custodian Of tho public
library here, AMI President OF the