Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11

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ave thousand people were In tho city
today at the opening Of the Ropubllcaa
slnte campaign. Tho most distant
portions OF the stnte were represented.
Grce.e county got tho nag for having
tue Iafges, delegation In line. senator
sherman, Gov. Mckinley, Chairman
EufiE AMI Gen. Jones arrived ut noon.
Ex-Gov. Fofagef aud wife arrived al.
III O'CLOCK, aud all luuohsd al Gen.
Bushuoil1 homo. The city was hand.
uomely decorated.
The speaking began nj $50. Jamos
Z. Goodwin, OF THIS city, called for
order, and Introduced DIR. orr, OF
Witlenburg college OF this city, who
Oficfol prayer. sonstor Sherman waB
introduced Ny Chairman Day, and
was followed by Gen. Bushnell, who
was followed by Gov. Mckinley. Ex.
Gov. Foraker followed Mckinley, aud
Gen. Jones, the oandiiaie iot iisu-
tenant governor, Hon. James HOylr,
Of Cleveland. aud State Auditor Poe,
OF Columbus, spoke briefly.
Senator Sherman spoke, in part, cs
followg
The Republican state convention
declared the purpose CT our party 10 DO
thfee specific thiugs, tue ilrst OF which
was 10 olcct tie nominees Of that con.
ventlon, nj the head Of whom Is Ash
Bushnell for governor. The next ihlng
II pfomlted was TO elect Republican
legislature that will toni Jotuph u.
Foraker to the Senate Of the United
States IN tho place now occupied by
senator Bfire. The next thing tito
convention ptomisod was that n united
delegation OF ttiei and true Republic
auH should bD hont 10 the next Ma
tionnl Rspublloan convention 10 PIE.
sent tic name Of Wililan Mckinley
hs the choloe Of She people OF ONO Tor
the next President II the United
States, ard TO give him their hearty
aud united support.
Ho then di6cusloi tho financial qucs.
llon anu tho Wllson-Gorman taFil bill.
M'IsisLEY's spgEcn.
After osllluE on Ohio Republicans
10 stand by their principles In triumph
ss they had IN adversely, Governor
Mckinley presented u historical
sketch, showing that Ohio has oe-
tabllshUd her Tight to be called Re-
publican state. lie spoke particularly
Of the senatorial elections.
Governor Mckinley summarized the
platforms u bath tnu Republican and
DEM cratic parties Ia OHIO, and con-
graduated tue people that st last the
Ohio Democracy he'd declared Tor
sound money. After oritlcising thu for.
eign anu domestic policy Of the Cleve-
land administration, tho governor M
serted thHt the real su6jeot Of oonten-
ton In Ohio 10 the taud. he quoted
Cleveland "a opposing Senator Brics
as regards the Bfice.G lTmAn act, aud
no alio quoted tho Cincinnati Inquirer,
A. declaring that u veto by Cleveland
would be u cleanup OF much rubbish
anu uneleanllneGH In tho Democratic
household.
Ex-GJv. Foraker spolle at great
length, anh waB accorded the close
attention OF ths audience. no laid
especial atress on tho failure OF the
Democratic administration to carry
out Its plsdgcs, aud specified what he
believed TO ba injurious Btntules passed
by that party.
Gen. Bushnsll followed with q brief
speech. win the practice OF business
mon In taking Rn inventory Of their
business every year aud estimating
blunders, fnlsttkes ana niBma mage
ment for illustration and comparison,
no said that tho election Of Grover
Cleveland for President, with Dsme-
cratic Coogress, had urned out 10 be q
very proiilless Investment for them
selvos, aud for tho whole country. This
was tho keynote Of his brief speech.