Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21
iGJEGRAPHIC.
h. SHERMAN TALKS
,.,,aois 10 tho Political History
d The United States
.u o,nrIgbp And ILeEn'


NNNAN
vosr. Nov. Ex-senator John
Us, y, Ohio talked freely to a re-
p, '1, Ios :, in regard to hi. recently NY
..s.,I took and other matters A'
nilsFi'l ,..d MIR. Pl.,p. an.
Hsn., I stated concerning the
,.I convention Of ISIS" no he ' =,
.'l,to = question. "rho fact i''
snP nav lost what his explains
'ai'% .,Is b. il would be interesting
Personally l have nothing
Sl..,,.,ui what l stated 10 my
giil n, ai,bsut malice aud merely
VI tS"s a matter OF history 4
hrsia,e,,'u, INC history 1 SHOULD tell
tiIhllm nav 'S were anu In a dispAs-
| 30 way" Mr.. Plntt since you
saiIt yVu
ratt.. .,u,,A distance only"
'lnN S ,'a, statsd that no met OK
hsnniniSs, ,ison aud Warner Miller
hsl,ta' tisa,ant chats with them
E.I .i.s hat Mr. Muller came 70 ms
hn.".ior,s room) last evening anu
a'Eillss'ssa' ovsr macy OF ths inoidepts
~ a v.o,Ion OF 1883. Mr.. MillePs
W. .,ios. Of events Tailed with tho
sli,ft.. -. d,lsgatlop.v added
.s,Iof. chad banquet on vac
~ night before tbs nomln",i9n
s.i- At the convention OIL 1888
~ ~, sspalof Miller had mado a
y ~. .,ssy ali agreed " support me
fi'.issi A telegram 10 that eiec''
~, luleryenOd, and In tue mean
" mn, and other friends OF HAT
I'M. Plat 20 agree 10 vote lof
~ M at,t ballot Monday. Tho
.s,,Enovn, have no charges 70
~ canal ex.President Harrison
~ sea,lons are pleasant. what
=, b,r,ains or promises his irlenuu
.I,.thaye made, hH did not SANCTION
y. tsrau,e he absolutely refused TO
- M. Plat secretary OF the
Inv Promises mBy have been
~. IN regard g. Feuernl patronage
sah,,a,s, sud that l do not criiicise.
\ p.uJ. mon, / believe, received
. = notably IN the COLLECTOR
n The acme Of Mr.. Platps Rmbi-
s.,m, 10 be to hold the portfolio OF
.v.lfy u the treasury.
M i,utd 10 the national conyen-
sd 1850, when Garfield was nomi.
~. Jaw the ,driit was for Garfield
r,5le,nphed TO nv irieods 10 swing
s,Ohlo delegation for him.
GARFIELD was IN able and brilliant
~ In sons respects, but ho did net
au,.rons will power. He permitted
=, q stronger will TO Influence him.
hi remember that alter he was
,,,,,l President and had selected MIR.
lts A. secretary Of slate, he came
nsand said that he would like 10
r,slsl me secretary Of the treasury,
AN Blaine thought It would be en-
arlslng 10 the other members OF Nr.
iyal cabinet 10 select one member
nih them ALL"
fAsnnalof laughed al this and con-
l..t., ~ informed him that did not
.uiit 10 10 appointed secretary Of the
mily, aud announced my Intention
htgsmt a candidate for the Senate.
ni announcement was n great sur.
I1R 10 him aud 10 his friends, be.
l9sthsy had II arranged 10 run ca
atHHof Charles F0ster for the Senate.
" would not have accepted the
saiuy department., even II | haJ
III teen a candidate for the Senate.
htp Vu no great coldnets between
ertslitnd myself, because | remem-
aunlitg 10 him advising him to az.
yssl Ill., Window secretary OF the
ia,ly, which he did.D
I'D J0u hear that Con. AlgeT in.
Eesi 10 answer you2"
'Ni | 10 not believe he has read
zIb'.k YETI
'hsvlll answer that part which 70.
~ 70 Tho buying OF delegates at the
ssunllon OF 1850"
u ,h,ll be glad TO read his srRu.
e'ii My relations with Gen. Alger
I've peeh pleasant. simply wrote
u ahloiy. II was his agent who
aivais.p
li,tt1alof said no considered War.
w Allef atlTong man, ana remarked
-hls had made AN able senator. He
~ llined his attention TO tSecTetary
u'lilti speech. The basic error OF
y ,ltGcli 10 maintained, was the
nl''liy's idea that the legal tenders
w w. W done away with entirely. II
~ ho1 be done. He said this IN
lls great mistake was the way tho
o,-'eiAle administration has tam.
w VIA tue gold reserve. 1t should
'Is'utd shOtt bonds OF I'VE yenTs'
S,,. 9u, which the people here would
nv ~ mAen up quickly at 3 per cent,
,', ~ slh lhls palu the expenses OF the
S'lehli Instead Of tIonchinR on
s0l reserve. The short bonds. Of
,,. would have been paid Tor in
" Walet Instead Of doing this.
ssi,. uiAl'lIallon had permitted do.
N N, ahl foreign bankers TO clear
i' \, Nv. by selling bonds for gold at
u, ~ cent CArlisle's plan OF Ipst
~, ~ y lmpiaetiCable. There hre 3 OOO
ui,,.ai uAnRs, aud II would not do I'm
u, ~ ., 70 nave currency 10 take Inc pold
hr,, 'u, United sIaIes treasury ANA