Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

Utah huckling ON tho silver harnoss. II
thc American producers arc successful in
their haiilo with tho money lenders Of tho
world this ful, peace and prosperity To
our people viii DO tho result N defeated.
The industrial Interests Of tho nation will
DO appreciated O. an iucalculablo degree
ahu ln consequence suilnriuuu aud distress
viii DO uniyur'll Montana will send "a
delegation to Chicago and Washington
fully 300 strong.
MARCUS DAILY, Prcst.
JAS. u. Lintdu, Scc'y.
Col. Mouigomorysam forward in
response to repeated Mi. lie remarked
that no was comparative stranger In
salt Lako, but hoped 10 become "a
useful Citizen OF tho state Of Utah. lie
was aware, from the evidence present.
cd ~ the meeting, that the question
which the people hal met 10 take
action ON had reached 10 not only the
business Interests but to the hearts and
homes Of tho people. IL lies Mt the
Foundation Of al prosperity. This
should be a happy and prosperous ma
ou,posselsing ne 10 does laud blesscd
above all others. Yet a large pr0pOf-
tlon o! NJ people ate suffering want
huu misery, through u bad financial
policy. This is o psrlld when, M had
been suggested, thoto should be no In.
uulscucu In iiilAmmatOry speeches, yot
lhlngf mutt 10 called by their
tglt nAmUs. Solemn truths
must be- plainly spoken. The
appalling situation the country hal 10
face today was the effect OF tue crime
/ committed by Congress In 1873. o
crime effected through stealth by lnat
arch traitor u eastern plutOcrAcy,
John Sherman. IL tie people genef.
ally Understood the actual situation,
Congtens wOu IA not dare refuse 10 re.
establish silver iu liz old place rs
money. One reason why tho people
do no understand IL L. that they have
not yet realized what was done In 1873.
Another reason IL that talent has
been employed by money 10 mako tho
question APP eat utstTusU.
Cob MOntlU mBTy declared that the
evils which all cjcd the g uulry today
were usury fiing and debt second. Hu
then pointed out clearly that the de-
mont tiantiOn OF one half OF the
money OF the country dgublul
tue purchasing power oi the other
/ hal', anu consequently diminished to
/ hall lie iJrmur value all the etiplt
productions VI the Country. Inu
demo citation Of silver poured into
| Vie Golfers Uf b0nuhuldcr. aui capital.
isls the pfuils OF the appreciation Of
| gDll, aud the tOiiiug millions were
| tOuurI anu oppressed TO that extent.
| SAIL he; I'VE uiu some lighting once
| TO rid tie county Of chattel slavery.
| That wuf ~ over. But, u this matter
Keeps on As II 10 We will hnd out.ulve.
IN condition uf industrial tlavery that
| viii furnish "a cause iOr rebellion, if
| you put 70 that way, with which tho
] other IL 10y comparison tut drop iu
] the bucauL | 10 not believe such "a
/ war viii come upon our county, nut 1
believe that the calamity can DO nvcfiod
! only 10y educating inc 0Jplr up 10 that
slate when they Will adopt the tue
financial policy Of blmelalism The
People should make "a respectful, Ann
demand for coinngu Of silver at the
ratio TO gold OF ~ t. /. lie was be-.
Hover In the saying OF the old Book,
''ask and 50 shall receive; setk and 80
shall iind; knock and II shall be opened
/ ~ your
a motion was adopted, providing
] Tor tue chair 10 appoint on executive
/ committee 10 name twenty-five dele.
gates 70 the Bimrtallic congress In
Chicago, who were 10 go TO Washing.
ton when tho National Congtts, con-
vtned; also tor the selection OF u n.
nance committee. The meeting then
adjourned, after thanking the bands
and tue Iheater management Tor
cOuIioslrs.