Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-15
al Tho Convention Of Democrats at
Washington,
TIE ADMINISTRATION DENOUNCED.
Report VI tho COMMITTEES on Rtsolu.
i.Ous-Au Address to the
Democrats.

ing va. nfst called 10 order, G. r.
CDchrhu, editor u tho ~ Jotapn
Caste, addressed the conference. he
said Il hcrmed to Dc an anomaly tina,
nuoh a meeting ~ tho present should
DO called. For he knew Of ~ doctrine
Ufthe party not In contonAncu with the
purposes Of this conference. Ho 6sid
Congress- was the place to look for q
declaration Of tue pariy'a bell 3, aui hu
declared thu, gold monometaliim would
be moro disastrous than war, pusliluuCo
and famine. IL wsH Important o. t8..
tie, hni, what Vas II Republication aud
what was DEMOCRACY; whether sucn
men A. EX-SENATOR rnufmAn aud soma.
tJg Harris, or Senator Shcraisn were
10 DO tho leuloa ui Democracy. lie
/ declared ilu t!sor agitation would
continue uu,il the emit for when u
| fillGntri should he attained. Cochran
also declared aEsius. the perpuluiauoi
Of uatloun banks, whose tyrAuny, ho
SAID, wa Va greattstRuy ptOpIC would
bear.
Representative Seal, ArEan,at an.
uUuuurd gu.ifc sympathy with tue OBJ.
ivct OF the conference. lie wanted 10
sUr irco coinage u silver provided Tor
at the next session, "fugarJltis of tho
position u The distinguished citizen "
the other end Of ths Evrnue,' which
sentiment was loudly applAuueI. lie
declatrd tue Democratic barty bad 40
show In the ueNt campaign u there
were ~ deCiaratll "a 'Ot silver.
EX.Rrpfes iulat!ye Filhign, Illinois.
denied that thu iroo silver sentimuut
was dying Out IN that ulalc. lie said
all the Democratic farmers nud ninety
per cent " Democratic In business iu
that stale were oliver men. lie DE-.
clafrd he had been defeated lat elsc.
Ton, not because Of his petition on
silver, but because no had % bunr tue
Olium Ul an naturalization whl0h was
not Democratic. (Aprlause.l
Representative lHviugatJnu, Georgia,
sGiI tho time had come Tor another
declaration Of Independence. "tt 10
the purpose OF the country from which
/ core" he tate, go yrUgsSI., the
fight with tnrlr costs oil End tho
sleeves rolled up and not dtEilt until
the end" Georgia was deter.
mined tho iniusnco u bonds
should not continue. lie declared
the last bond contract whereby the
Rothohilds had been engaged " pro-
tGct our credit, the most dislfac1iul
thing that ever had taken place Ia tue
history Ui our county. The cry Tor
sound money was a suUtDriuge 40 All
the ptoplc " ore Tor SOUND money. The
prospect Of au in,erHal nal conference
he fidicuiCi,
Col. Casey Youug, VI Memphis, said
he hat written 4 900 g., 1000 lsttrfH il
con vCuOu with tau movement 10. tho
Conference. hr responded VITA
TrIteFo Iaiiye DgmCCraH Uf thiTty,
oigAt salts.
Representative Bryan ssut a letter
saying thofe was 600 rom Ia thl6
county lOt tw0 Republican pariies.o
Senator Morgan sent Telegram say.
Ing, "I will follow the old guard
wherever II loaiF"
Col. IOuas asserted that fouT.nIhs
Of tho democrats we're friendly 10 frsU
coinage and he believed properly
organized movement would DO irTisisll.
bio. Speeches were also made by
- major Gail, A. A. LipsoUmbc, Of
Washington, J. NJ. Hin u Missouri,
Representatives Jonss, Virginia, GHd
L0ckhatt, North CaFoliuE, And Mr..
B0duen, Missouri. Hin criticised
Cleyoland's administration In severe
terms, haying the Presidont betrayed
the Democratic party by sorios OF acts
OF perhdy anu tfsGchofy which were
without parallel, ono OF tho principal
OF whicn consisted In bia Ignoring tho
bimetailic declaration Of ihu last Demo.
cratic platform. lilo declared thote
hGd been IA bargain and sAlo by which
tho people OF the United 5Ia1es had
been turned over 10 tue jews Of Eu-
reps and gamblers Of Wall utrOBI, the
result VI which would 10 that their
children and grandchildren Noild be-
come huSeTs OF wood aud drawers Of
water. tho bond tTanFscIl1n had bean
enough 60 cOntlgn Grover Cleveland
aud John q. Carlisle 10 everlasting
political oblivion aud shame. They
would 70 down 10 tho ages hand Ia
hand amid the exsofstl0us o. mankind
aB two Of tue most upBniOua iTauis Of
the century" lie asked reporters
present TO take speclsl pOlice OF the
last sentence. lie denounced Senators
BTlce and German rs glsl0yal 10 the
Democratic party,
iaAHiNNlINhthANAlNt 4Alhnl " NtW
YORK was introduced ~ "new con.
vert" lie predicted tina! The noming.
lIOl u fTe0 silver candidates would |
not weaken the ticket IN tue East.
Mr, Lockhart adyOo,toi campaign |
Of appeal TO reason AMI deprecated to |
resort to abuse and d0nuuOiHtiOn. He |
con.TOyerted the idea that silver coin |
age WAS tho controlling tenet Of the !
POpulist party.
A. ~ O'Clock Senator Daniel made a
report OF the committee on lIsolullOns.
II WIS divided into two sucilUue, one |
consisting Of an address 20 thV DomO- |
Gratis AM the ether a plan % organiza-
ZION. He said thu RddTeas ln m5nt ~.
spociH WAS the same as that adopted by |
toe Democrats Of Texas, Missouri aud |
Miisls,ippl,
Tho nddroFs was read By Governor
Stone VI Missouri.
TINE Address.
This address Issued discaIms speak.
Ing with party AulhoEily, the assem- |
b'aBo bolng voluntary Oae, but |
represents the opinion u tbs |
conferences that the party SHOULD do
clare for Tree coinage Of silver. Tho |
address conoluds'I The duty 10 the