Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31
TELEGRAPHlC.
ALL ABOUT SILVER.
Champions Of The White Metal Arrive
in Force in Chicago.
THE REPEAL OF THE SHERMAN LAW
senator Wolcott Thinks Free Coinage
VIII Triumph. senator Hill Adj q
dresses the Brewers.

the tllFtN NVhAtAtHNN hiAANNN - 49,
today. Many prominent delegate
from the West ARE already here, In
Guiding Congressman Bartine OF Nc.
yada and Sweet OF Idaho, Senators
shoup aud Dubois Of Idaho, Messrs.
Gallagher, Pope, McCockley and Nc.
phorson Of Montana.
Among the strong Colorado dolega'
tion will be Thomas NJ. Patterson Of
the Rooly Mountain Netgs Of Denver,
Governor Waite, Ex-Governor Routt,
ExSenators Hill and Tabor, President
Cooper Of the Bank Of Coz nerce.
There will be large crowd from
Iowa. Senators Stewart agd Jones Of
Nevada will be among the prominent
leaders present.
There Ia likely to be considerable
discussion over the organization Of the
convention. While some prominent
delegates talk freely OF what ought TO
bo done, II In asserted that number Of
those expected 10 be- CONSPICUOUS In the
Gathering viii fight shy Of the affair
until they ASCERTAIN what element Is
tobein control.
The departure tonight for Washing
ton OF Senator WolcOtt, Of Colorado,
who ~ expected to DO n shining light In
lue convention was great surprise.
Several silver men asserted that he
could have attended the conference
aud still reached Washing.o Ton in plenty
Of time. They concluded that he
didn't want to DO n figure in the meet
ing here.
This afternoon Brown, the Caliior-
mia enthusiast on free silver, appeared
on the lake front Ia wagon, attired In
buokskin coat, anu having panoramic
views illustrating the awful condition
Of affairs 10 result from the demonetl-
zatiOn OF silver. lie scored the banks
and said the national banking system
~ menace 10 the welfare Of the
country. A mention OF the name Of
Sherman reused his ire, and lac said
~ Sherman IL n patriot and n elatesman
Benedict Arnold II saint In heaven.
Brown had an audience OF about 100.
OMAHA, July 30,-rwospeoial trains
loaded with delegates from Colorado TO
the silver conference In Chicago
passed through today. Among the
prominent ones were Tom Patterson,
Governor Waite, Ex-Governor Routl,
ex.Senat0Ts Hill and Tabor, Senator
Teller, CongTcssmen Bell and Pence.
All the delegates expressed themselves
firmly OF the belief that to repeal the
Sherman law would be utter ruin TO
the West. They would all do their ut
most TO obtain Justice for silver.
oRIsP NOT INCLINED TO TALK.
WAsuSGToN, ID. g., July 3O.-Ex.
Speaker Crisp arrived In the city this
evening. Speaking generally OF the
condition Of affairs In the South, the
ex.speaker says there Is feeling OF
distrust, and the same hard times that
characterize the whole country. Crisp
hopes that some way will be speedily
found by the bankers OF the cotton
states to supply funds to get the cotton
10 market.
When asked whether the dIstrust
was due 10 ths existence OF the BheI-
man law, Crisp replied that II was
certainly due TO n want OF public con.
fdence, but exactly what caused the
condition he WAS not prepared 10 say.
Crisp was not Inclined to talk freely
on tho probability OF the repeal OF the
Sherman law, and does not say
whether he believes II will be repealed
or not. lie would not say how he
stood ON the proposition 10 repeal the
law and enact substitute, providing
fof the cOinHge Of American silver OF
an Increased retiO.
Crisp expects the President TO bring
the tafil prominently before Congress,
either coupled with the question Of
finance or In u subsequent message
bearing directly upon the subject. He
LOOKS forward to a long anu arduOus
session Of Congress.
THE SHERMAN LAW.
Among the congressman who have
arrived here 30 far the opinion seems
10 be unanimous that the Sherman law
must be repealed, but what shall fol.
low IL an unknown quantity, Repre-
sentative GeaTy said Today that lac had
always been opposed 10 the Sherman
net.
Genry added that in place Of the
present taTifi law the chances are that
We Will have one new from top TO
lotion, with very radical changes in
the schedule. The country, he said,
expects this.
Senator Quay Of Pennsylvania also
thought the silver purchase clause Of
Tue sherman act should be repealed.
CONsEQuENCE or REPEALINu THE
SILVER PURCHASE CLAUSE.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July 3O.-senator
Fugh OF Alabama, IN an interview on
we coming Congress, says the uncOn-
nitiunal repeal Of the sherman law
VIII leave silver at the mercy OF its
enemies. The majority in both houses
ale Democratic anu "a fearful response.
Dllily VIII rest upon those Democrats
VINO aid In giving the enemies VI silver
ail they want.
FREE CoIEAGE WILL TRIUMPH.
CHICAGO, July 8O.-Senator Woloott
o. Colorado, whU IL here on his way to
Washington, expressed tho opinion In
IN Interview today that free coinage
would triumph IN the special session.
ihe sherman law, he thinks, will not
us repealed without satisfactory sub
ttltute.
SENATOR HML's ADDRESS.
,,UuCA, n. ", July Ex-senator
mn delivered an address TO lay before
he HOP BrewoTs' association on "per-
tohal liberty" lie said that la the
realm Of labor and domain Of industry,
me principle involved Ia personal
noeily cannot DO too frequently as.
serted The fact cannot be too strong
emphasized that every mans labor
nls uwn, and ho can DO with It AZ he
pieAsea' He has IA personal right to
ha.he hls own wages, his own hours
~ Nll other terms under which he Is