Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

End loso their liberty, they VIII have
been waturd In time. The gold
standard, falling prices and hard timrs
are as much tue policy o. sherman,
Harris u aud the great mas NJ tlr
leading Republicans ~ IL j. oi Glove.
land himself. Tho only difference l.
that Cleveland pfoclaims openly what
the hypocrtss 10 secretly.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Al noon the committee on resolu.
lions was locked In parlOr Ot GayOsO
hotel engaged In the discussion Of that
issue that will last the greater part Of
the day. There II no Likelihood VI
report vt the morning sessi1n. The
detection OF the P0pulisi element lntO
tito membership has CAUSED trouble,
though this trouble has not assumed "A
more serious form than the necesslty
Of listening to inuumtfable speeches
anu voting down toe Propositions Of
tho extremists.
Tue seven Populisls added to the
c5mmItIcu last night with their allies
IN tnat body rs originally iormci, uTo
making an earnest fight ior duClar.
alton upon independent liner. In al.
dition to this complication tho Sihlcy
boom has not YET been disposed u.
There is not mucn likelihood, IA ywuvsr,
that the resolution olmmittcU Will
have to face n direct proposition 10 en-.
iofse the candidacy VI 5iOley.
DEMOCRATS Nor sATiariED.
There WAS considerable Ilsaaua'ac.
ton this morning among thu inil goH.
tel Democrats Ia ntlruduuCs upon tho
convection nj tho radical uticrnnccs
OF 5lblcy Ia, nigh. ia his appeal Tor
Independent political action iu 1870
ami oUliIoraIlOu OfpArty tics. The a.
tsmgt 10 swing the gathering into "a
third party boom, preBlmaD'y IN
SlblBy's personal interest, WIS not
rgliBbel by SUCH men ss senator Hur.
ns, Governor CLARK VI Afkansar, Mt.
NaTdnmau, candidate Tor governor OF
Missisaippi; Col. q llowty. uue VI the
oldest Newspaper mon in the South,
nud they wero not slow TO express
their disapplCvnl.
There vbstome tall Of bolt OF con-
sorvAl,yts, but II was obvious the
third party mon were hOpslessiy Ia
the minority I'D that thuir sentiment
had not many rXppneu's.
Governor EyauHyi south Catolina
saidi
81 believe tue proper policy To put.
sue ~ to capture tno ID ,mIcra,ic COZ.
venti0n. IL free silver men capture
the Democratic convention the gold
| Uugs will ioin the Republican party,D
"lt Il became necessary, Governor.
would you give up your Democracy
igr Tree silvei2"
"l would gave up anything aud 20
anywhere Tor free silver II VI became
uegtFgaEy. The free silver Democrats
viii uOtIgo into Porulist party, Tor that
/ h stencil W the u0slrils OF tue people,
they VIII not 30 mo tue Republican
| party, aud yet thu Democratic party
under Cievtlanl Ia littio better"
Practically the same views are held
/ by senator rlllmAu whose speech to.
nignt IL expected 10 be one Of the
| events VI the cJuvontiou. Its position
d. Tor free silver, irst through 1he In.
sirumentality OF the Democratic party
u that body scgortl; II notify In ltpsn.
/ dent political action.
At the c1aClugiOn OF his speech
! Senator stewart was warmly con.
| graduated. There were lgui cries for
| Congressman Allen, u Mississippi,
| bus when 1t was discovered he wa. not
| present, calls wefo made for IL. ID.
Money, oi Mississippi.
MoSEY FOR TREE SILVER.
Money stated he WAS Tor free silver
/ from head 90 foot and Democrat all
over. Hs said the only thing that
/ stood ia the way Of FREQ silver was tue
| power Of the executive. He believed
| II Republican Presldeui had been
elected Mt the last election the last
SENATE and House Of Representatives
would have passed Tres silver law,
| IL was prevented by tho pressure 0i
tine administration,
Congressman Allen entered the hal
during the speech Of Money aud when
the later cOnoludei, the former wal
called TO the front anu amused Ia,
convention with some funny stories.
At the conclusion " Alieu's remaTkl
recess was taken until $3.50.
RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED.
Immediately upon the TenssembllnC
| OF the convention at 1850 Senator ]. *
Jones, OF Arkansas, chairman, present
OF the r0pgrt VI the committee on
resolutions.
The resolutions are quite lengthy
| They assert that the recent depression
WAS due TO IA conspiracy by which Bll
yer was demouetizsd. The effect o.
| the gold standard IL 10 establish one
STANDARD for the creditor aud one
for the debtor. No Just law uE
tabllHheg ono measure OF value fol
the borrower and one for the
lender. The restoration Of silver M
mOgoy metal on an equality with gold
ana free and unlimited coinage Of ell.
yer and gold NJ ratio Of 10 to /, IA
demanded. While International agree.
meut IL dseirable, the United States
should not wal. for this agreement, MOI
surrender liza sovereign right 10 Tegu.
late It's iinaucig ailEils In the interests
| OF iIa people.
40 expected, the resolutions contain
| nothing more than strong pTesenta.
/ ton OF the FREQ silver sentiment Of IN,
| gathering. The resolutions wero unan.
mGusly adopted.
AN APPEAL ORDERED
! Prom pATt Ut Judge GlIbtrl.A hnori