Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-29

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VI tonight. Cooper Union Hall
- raeked and many could not get
y. The hall was prOiusedly decorated
sith American flags, and on either
,'se Of the sreakers' stand were the
American and irish flags. The audi.
o. went Wild when Thomas g..
pi,it Warner Miller and 'Chauncey
" Derew came In together.
plait was introduced IA chairman
,,a received with great cheering.
MR.. rLATr SPOKE
mart rs follows;
DIR friends, the enemy and our
,,smieB claiming 10 be iriendg mani
,.ied much anxiety over the lively
s,nlest nj the last National Republi-
IAN convention between friends OF the
dllerent nsplfnnts for Presidential
nsmlpatiou. There IA nothing to worry
hut. BENJAMIN Harrison stands To-.
s,y as tho representative grand old
Republlcan party bearer Of the flag OF
rpiectlon, reciprocity and honest
money, aud M such we pledge him
anwaverlng loyalty and faith. Despite
tho frantic efforts OF Cleveland the
Dtmocratio party cannot 10 into TINS
tmpaign under tie lying banner Of
arid reform and tho Democratic con-
yention at Chicago would have no
such milk and water principles and
Iub.iituied tariff for revenue only
tank. On this plank the Republican
lsny Joins lasue with the Democratic
iarty. Cleveland and Hin both agree
hal protection In fraud, but neither
q them dares " endorse iYe trade, 40
they both are compelled % repudiato
,helf platform and stra1dle the issue.
The Republican party believes In
honest money, DO juggling with or
debasing the national currency, and II
wants silver dollar equal 10 gold
CELLAR, and paner dollar tackled by
the honor OF the Republic, n represent
alive Of value ~ precious AS silver or
gold. In the darkest hour this nation
ever saw, when gold was worth $500,
he Republican party, true TO It's prin.
tples, refused to compromise Its honor
tJpaying interest on the public debtiin
gfeenbacka. What was the RESULT
United States bonds became the gilt
tdge investment OF the financial
world. No greater financial crime h rs
been attempted In this country than
when the Democrats endeavored to
substitute the Issue OF irresponsible
State banks for our present national
currency.
As to the so.called force bill, the
Democratic newspapers have persist.
entity printed In tnelr columns for "a
month past all sorts OF incendinry and
bogus Information regarding the al
legged force bill. There never has been
aiotce bill which was endorsed by the
Republican party. rhe party, now
.yeI, believes In free ballot and .
lalf count and that we will have. We
fought for that right from Bull Run 10
AppomaioX. We PAID for the pr =
ltge five thousand million dollars auu
over million precious lives aud In
Gol'. name VIC will fight for It as long
Mahngle Republican remains alive
within the limits Ot tho American
Union, be II In the State OF Alabama
OF 10 the State OF New York.
PlAtt closed with an earnest nd.
moaiiion to Republicans to organize
throughout the city, State ana land
and to help with all their might 10
gtleyery republican voter out on cleo
ton day.
When the cheering which followed
hh address suhsidei Pint introduced
wIuTELAw Rg'D
~ the next Vice. Pres..ent II the
vhNei Slntes AM once mora the nu-
uence broke out in enthusiast @
applaute. Mr.. Reid spoke briefly,
laying In part: -
Is the country TO abandon it's pre-.
hi1 prosperity and security and
NeNtsly venture out upon the sea NJ
tnsute In tariff reform, banking, cur
,shey aud shipping which the Chical o
NANoTm proposes? rhnt dopenu-
upoh whether the Repaid can party
" lho State Of New YOfk does its du,y
alu ,xerti its full strength for the
aeA1 AK weeks. For you will not
,lslse, That our opponents have carried
he slate for Preadeutlal candidate
NY mite times IN thirty.six years. In
~ pfeinOnt took away the electoral
Wy VI New York from nuihanan by
brutality Of 10000. Never from that
~ 70 TINS have the Democrats been
soe 10 regain those electoral votes
~ when they had a popular leader
~ snls state ma n candidate with the
United party behind him. Such
~A1efH were Semour and Tilden, and
n another Cleveland WAS thought
20 when first nominated
NJ, unn Presidency. Yet he carried
s state the fist time by lOi7
~ 'S.ss anu the next time was beaten by
~. l4,OOO votes and benjamin Har.
,s n' On that ratio aud under that
n ANY leader that sort Il mplority
s,snt 10 give US New York this time,
~ weeks OF Individual anu united
ea me- WIN DO enough II VS. only base
fobuAnpalsn on what we are going
w iof ourselves, not on what we
y or nope the dissentlOns OF the
hay may do for us. Provide nce
tnose who holp Themselves.
ex-senator Platt next introduced
'9enalor Warner Miller, who spoke
snls, lnG length. Al differences Of
duh IN the Republican marty. he
n,iieeu, ended when the Minnea.
VIZ convention declared its choice.
b,saeVer difficulties have existed
lrhlo pasaeu away. He traced the
ulenns9',heh's OF tho Republican party
a,ensln, anu reluted the Democratie
,'tshenss. Speaking OF pensions. ne
hva, Wv democrats were Just now In
unna VI the veterans. and weuld CON.
Ihet. oe unili the 0 h OF November.
"''e louu calls for DBpew,