The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22
the nation with the true characteristics
of the people of the state?
And Isaac

Trumbo must not be forgotten
| though, since the arrival here of Frank
! Cannon and P. II. Lannan a report has
been generally circulated that he will
not get a single vote in the legislature
He talks silver, pretends to be abso-
lutely true to it and willing to fight.
But he is one of the sugar ring that
is gradually drawing its tentacles
around the whole Republican party.
He IS with Quay, Plat, Clarkson and
the other supporters of Allison. who is
a prince of straddlers His position
on currency Is unknown and he will be
compromise candidate, or, in other
words, an accessory gold bug.
t't nd G"odwin The erstwhile
valiant. Would not be the shuttlecock
OF une Senate! Ii he ever comes here
per ms historic action when he per-
formed the three-ring circus act Of
Young for woman suffrage, though OPP
posed TO 1T on principle and disbeliev-
ing that his party had bound him to
support it. Did he show any backbone
IN the Denver convention? Did he
snow any backbone in the constitu-
tlonal convention? Is he likely to show
any backbone in the Senate? Has he
ever shown any backbone when silver
came ito conflict with protection or
other Republican doctrines? Is it not
true that on such occasions his silver
backbone has proved to be a very soft
cartilage? Has he any backbone?
Stewart and Goodwin.
Senator Stewart does not think very
well of Goodwin He will not saw so
LOT publication. He considers old
friendship too much for that Still he
does not think Goodwin is the proper
man TO come to the United States Sem
ATE. asked him tonight, What is
your opinion as to Judge Goodwin as a
candidate for the Senate?''
should dislike very much" he said.
10 say anything to interfere with
SENATORIAL elections in a neighboring
sIdle. Judge Goodwin and myself have
always been warm, personal friends
However. we have differed recently
with regard to the money question.
ne mas been very active and influential
IN advocating silver and the Republi-
can party, and, as it is impossible to
unite the two, we separated on that
question
Il suppose Judge Goodwin thinks he
can be a good silver man and Republi-
Saa at the same time, but in that we
olffer Silver can never be remonetized
until the people elect a president favor
dple 10 the unlimited coinage of both.
metals, on terms of exact equality. NV
test OF a silver man is embodied in tbe
will he oppose. under anv
ana all circumstances, the election of
a goId man to the office of president
L ne VIII not and still claims to be q
SILVER man he is more dangerous to
the cause of silver than regiment of
acknowledged goldites
Silver would have been remonetized
years ago if the leaders of opinion in
She TWO ole parties that claimed to he
silver men had declared for. gold. IF
.hey had done so they would have lost
-helr power to drum up recruits 70 /
support gold men in national elections /
Useful to GoIdbugs.
Judge Goodwin is a man of ability /
ma as a Republican senator from a /
llVer state would be more useful to
me gold combination than any three
nen OF my acquaintance whom Utah
The senator would not talk further
aging he did not care to attack the
Judge He, however, feels very nunb
lggrleVed over the course of the Fri
'une and strongly endorses the inde-
PENDENT silver stand taken by The
Herald. ne