Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-17
PREPARING FOR 1896
P5Iul.sts Think They Haze Struck
The Proper Chord.
PRINCE ALEXANDER DEAD.
coal Conference In Loadon. Cipher
Dispatch Made Public, A New
Phase In Hawaiian AIaias.

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free silver men to join their forces Tor
the next presidential campaign. To
THE end It II proposed the PJpul,'lH
shall hold their organization In abey-
auce together with their doctrines as
TO the government ownership oi the
railroads, bond loan policy and Issuing
Of Paper money, which the silver men
aa a body have never embraced, aud
under some such name As "Nalion1l
parlyD make united pull ior the
presidency aud free silver In 1895. a
rumur to this effect has reached mere
fum Kansas aud II IS said
w.. T.. Righlmoyer, Of To-
prls, who was instrumental IN
calling tho Cincinnhtu conference j.
1891 when the Populist party was
formed, had takpn the Initiative In the
movement for the reorganization OF
tho party on lines which could com'
mand the allegiance OF the silver men.
senator PETER, when seen Ny an
Associated Press reporter, admitted
the report 10 bc rue 40 outlined above
He sniu he was DOT In myOr Of mnk'
ing new alignment until alter the
cuugtttaiUnul elections next year,
when tue new party would get really
for the Presidential clVrlign OF lhNb,
and expressed the utmaot conn.
dence In It, ability ~ carry the
county. In the nov organization
the fOpulist party would have
the Same relation as tho free
roll and abOlitionigi plftltb bore 10 the
Republicnu party. In the new party
the paramount question would bo one
u money. The question now IL be-
tween money power on "a gold basis
aud the producing masses, advocating
gold, silver and paper basis. On that
the people would ttAEd Ia 1896 fegafu-
lcts Ut all former party affiliations.
This vaa the flrst step anG tue 10. al.
ista recognized II NJ good statesmsn-
ship 10 lay aside their other tcnets Tor
time In orior 90 yet the
help Of the silver Democrats and Repub.
licAns In settling tubs great question,
on which they agreed. Nhiio iigut.
ing this battle many pfcludictr would
be swept away, aud when d, was won
thoTe would be solid mses Of voters
Tor tho accomplishment OF thc other
needle reforms. He looked, lac said,
for success In 1896, ana the election OF
Congress In 1000, which would put on
the statute boukH the lrnuing doctrines
Of the Popuiisis Of TO-DAY. 80 far there
had been 40 interchange Of views with
the silver men OF either Of the Old
parties and he did not favor any iii
after this next congregational elections,
though some Populists wanted. tecog.
milton In 1904.
Pellet takes decided ground against
a.
States government lownrdB Hawai-.
SIN the first place." ho sGiJ, "lhe
notice which our government had OF
the change Of government In the
Islands came I'm an official form, show.
ing that successful revolution had
been ELECTED there. That In az lar
backward as II 10 either necessary or
proper for our government 10 10 ia
tracing the histgry Of the change.
There Is nothing which 1 have tonn
tenuing to show that ihu citisens Of thb
United States had anything 60 do, Ia
any ioroible way. In bringing about the
change. Assuming this 10 DO true II IL
the business VI this United States ~
treat tho situation aa IL was found to
exist whom negotiations weTr begun
by the provisional government,
and the proper thing TO DO now
II to acknowledge the existing govern.
ment as tho real government OF the
ialhnds, and treat with It's officials for
such privileges as our government has
always enjoyed In the harbora there
and recommend that the depOsed
queen be properly cared for during her
life time"
PETER does not concur In the PROPOSE.
tiOn 10 make the Hawaiian Islauds
part NJ tue United States, but thinks
We can obtain all tho maritime I'D
yantages We need by treating with the
present government upon the cOu.
diti0n that this government Will protect
the Independence Of tbs islA uds Ia
tho future. 81 do not belieye,n he
continued, "thEt any considerable pro.
portion OF thu people OF the u nited
States would favor the deposition OF
the present government and tho re-.
iuslatement OF the old monarchy.
When the revolution Of a few years
Dgo In Brazil was announced, there
was no hreltancy upon the part OF
cur government, or any other govern.
mont, In giving an early recognition
of the change. Had our then existing
administration Undertaken 20 set Eside
the new government aud reinslate the
OLD, IL would have been disgTacoi."
The late Prince of bulgaria Dead.
GRA1z, Nov. l7.-Prlncs Alexander,
OF Battenberg uisd at noon. Hn was
recently prince Of Bulgaria AMI broth.
or Of the late empress of Rusaie. lie
served In the Russian army turing the
war with Turkey, He was elected
hereditary prince Of Bulgaria In 1879,
by Cousenting ~ q union OF tho Two
BulgafiaR. He incurred tho displeai-
ure 0f the car and through the ma
ohiuations VI Russian agouts his army
Tevolted In 1856 aud forced him 70 bi-
dictate. In 1859, under the nam.
Comto Do HRrlenau he married tho
celebrated actress Amelia Louisinger
and retired 10 his estate. Death was
the result Of iDfiamation OF the bowels.
Nothing More Wtii be- glysn Cat,
WAsulSGToE, Nov. l7.-Seorotary
GreshEln today said loa reporter win
some emphash; EOlhing further will
bo given out on the subject Of Hawai-.
Blounps report will not be- given to the
public.
IL alrongly inllmatsd there was
nothing IN the report not Indicated Ia
the seuretETy's letter to the President.
He declared there IL no truth what
ever In the story that the department
has tug outside tho San
francisco HaTbor to gain limo