Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-27
UTAH REPUBLICANS
The Delegation Now Attending The
League Meetings at Denver
rhty are determined 10 rrso the hi'-
yer Question Upon tho con-
ycntion There.

The Dever NcCs u Monday con
tains the anuouuccms OF the arrival
la that city Of the delegation Of Uhl
Republicans TO the convention OF tnuii
party leagues Ia that city. In view oil
an inlimatiou in the dispatches today
that the convention may relegnio The
silver question to the background, th'
utterances Of some Of the Utah dele
gates on that sui ject will bu OF upecia
Interest. The Dunver urnal when
by the way, is the organ OF the fJpuI
ist party In Colorado, sayi
The Utah delegation arrived at7.3.
O'Clock In a special car over the tIl
Gnude. They hal leii Salt Lake cue
night before anu the entire distance
was covered without incident When
they arrived Ht the depot tho rucep'
ton committee took charge aud they
were at once taEen ~ tue Windsor
where their headquarters will be dut'
lug the convention. They arc oil tof
flee silver.
The delegates have heard the report
that the great question l. to be- quietly
killed before the convention opens, nuI
the whole delegation ~ aroused. They
are open Ia their avOwnls mat thtfr
must be no shifkiug at this cutIDl
time. The delegates have cone pre-.
pared 10 make n fght for silver, ami
nothing Will stop them.
1--WE have come % Col0faIu,n said
&. G.. Goodwin, the author % tue
famous letter 10 Cleveland, "f0r the
purpose OF advancing the cause Of
oliver, and that issue thall not be-
ahelvod without vigorous protest
from Utah.n When II wss suggested
that the "sirlugs" would be "pullcd"
IN the committees, ami that the meas.
ure might be stfauglud privately, AlG
Goodwin declared: "lf the mater b.
disposed Of nj all II must be- done on
the door VI the convention" Then
he continued: "Nalues nave been iail.
ing for twenty yeas, sud every
man who bought a farm we'll knew
that it would be less valuable when
ho should sell II. The thing has gone
from bad 10 worse until now what lilllu
money there IL In the country hus
gone to Now England aud the sea.
NNMNh NNNNNNa w hAh ~ WV AANNNAa
Wearing our last years clothes anu tue
ones we bought Ia 1882" aud the
noted editor OF tile salt Lake Tribune
pointed 10 the coat ho vote. "l have
no patience" he continued, "with
people who say We have too much
money. Why, IL all the silver thai
was ever dug from tho earth were dit
tribuled among the American people
We would bo doing busiucsa on n lower
basis than the people Of France. We
must have silver"
Frank J. Cannon spoke In s3meWhat
the same vein. Mr.. Cannon was tho
Republican candidate for delegate two
years ago anu II looked upon by many
OF the leaders n the probable candidate
In tho coming contest. lie isAs sou Of
the weil.known George q. CanuoH AMI
n young man OF acknowledged ability.
1--WE are here Tor sllyef,p he said. eve
recognize that ~ tbs insue before tue
people Il IA the Issue before the world,
mankind Ia affected by II, aud l be.
leve that tho Republican party N big
enough and grand enough b rise tu
the emergency aud TumOnutize silver.
The people have toeD how Inefficient
IL the Democratic party, now m iuIl
control OF the government. The people
most Disguised with that party are tho
men who have followed II blindly Tor
twenty-five years" The Peoples parry
was referred 10 as the only nAtio nj
party which recognized silver as the
paramount question. "lhe POpulisis
will die CUT before long" said Mr..
Cannon. "When the Republican party
takes away their main support, silver,
they have nothing TO rest upon aud
will fall 10 pieces. The hght la Utah
IL between Republicans anu Demo.
Gratis"
Chairman Charles Crane, Of the Ter.
rilotlal central committee, has great
faith In tue wisdom u the convention
on the silver question, but he 10 not a
stioklcr fora 10 % 1 ratio. What he
wants Il silver recognized, aud II the
ratio starts NJ 20 10 I lt will come down
10 Is 10 and eventually 10
10 10 /. Mt. Crane has no use
for Democrats. lie Is ono Of the
largest wool growers In the United
States and barely saved himself from
nnaucial ruin by selling $4,000 sheep
NJ n good figure lust before Cleveland
was elected. "The Republican ticket
Will win this iall,n hu said, "and there
IL no doubt Of II. A low year. ago the
smOcralic mslorty was 500 aud
was brought down two yeafs ago 10
$500. This fail % will disappear alto.
gethtr and the Republicans will win
by 2,6OO.n
MI Crane was severe In his denun-
citation OF the A. T.. a. That 0rgani.
natlOn, he said, had gained "A ANAL
i0othOld In Utan, but not enough 10 do
much damage, "SuCh an uu-Amrrl.
can organization" no declared, "could
not exist very long IN this country
II Will 70 the way Of the Know Moth.
inga, My wife iH a Catholic ana l do
not believe In prescribing any man he.
cause he differs from me NJ 20 what
road 10 take to heaven We arc ali
entitled 10 our belief AMI should be-
protected IN H."
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