Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-20
SENATOR CULLOH HERE.
,r.y.i From The Coast This Morning
and Will Dpar, This EYolIn5'
,. ,roupd tue Ciiy, an "rsau
Excursion 60 thr Lake
and an Informal Reception

-I.lby NJ. Culiom ani - it'sile""A'
.n.,uty nj the hands Of thc l'spuu'
.., rartv arrived in Salt Lake THIS
.,ipg nom Portland o. which place
cent direct from san Francisco
.r.rsponding a couple Of weeks nh
~. c5,.t The distinguished gcutie'
a1,oisn member Of the Senate CONF
~,,,..op t,Bmmetce which for a con'
'I,.,.rio time has had before Dc the
as,.ls. o. iselegung either Son Pedro
T,laata Monica as tue ocean port Of
lgs Angles. ...-
m, repat1r while ln California
III. y,ry careful iuquiricH Into tue
,.i'...r..yG merits aud claims Of each
VIZ. ,re.Iylul and hearing delegates
lt .,iyorat.s for both. What the 20.
,Ii III tHgse Investigations will be,
raa.yfr, the senator does NOT cafe 10
.tate at this time.
r,.ag the prom ugnt salt Lakegs
...... moi tlp senator Ht she depot on
'...lTIyaI Boo THE city this mlfuiug
,.r, Hon. Charles Crane, chairman
.flIs Republican Territorial Commit.
,', Judga Zane, the tsuut1f's former
,T mariner, and Bishop tIsNsOn.
with Np gUutlCmuu named the teuH-
tgFrui hla wftg, caLB.stine VI HIMSELF
,sIfg daughter, 10 Iisr RluglCy, "a Miss
UIpu nrd Nh Roy, were driven about
fbr rpntfnl para Ui the city. AZ lU.dO
upy visited tho IaUrfnhOlc aud lis.'
,rri Co.. an orsun recital by ffutssHgr
u.yUgs. after which tuuH again cu-
tfgi their CaTfisytB ana drove 90 fpfl
D.urlas. on thtIrTUtuT they went dl-
f.stto Col. rumu0'a Teiioucr, where
4p Informal reception wHu huli.
This afternoon the senator aud party
vero taken out 20 5aitair ON tho 2'lb
tnIn. They viii leave Tor the East
rvsr the Union Pacific a. $3.50 this
evening Instead OF by way Of the RIO
Gmndu Western, rs heretofore an.
uHuucUt.
senator Cullum politely granted q
fsBfpsuntauvu 9f thu NEWS brief
Interview this Afternoon. Ga the
auction of general politics be- had
nothing % say, and ss 10 local political
questions be- did not pretend 20 be ir'
formed On them. Speaking VI his visit
10 Utah ho taid: "I'hib II my nnt
tfip 10 this Territory ana tho great
West or your Territory nt large /
cannot cay very much 0vcaufe l only
know Of it by huartay. But ~ 90 your
rlty o ia most beautiful and charming
moro 20 than 1 Anticipated AMI i
bavc heard very much Ui a. gm
highly delighted with 10 and imagine
that Il IL Of Que Of the plcasautost
piarrs Ia which to live. There are 40
many homes 10 Il and they arc 90
hlnlHOmt.'
WNuw, then, senator, " said tho nows.
Uapgr man, 81 would like 20 have you
express your views ON the silver quos.
uJu.n
The senator laughed and replied,
ayes, 1 presume 90. have not uu'
deflaReu TO define my position on that
question, however What / have said
6ail has been merely Of rambling
.fdtfa and ~ / ain not out on political
expedition / have ruiralnUd from beirR
fptcIdr. / will state, however, that 1
am not an enemy 10 silver, but q friend
oiit aud all interests OF the great body
q the people,"
Ia answer TO the queitiou On to wht.
Their tho following from tho San Fran
cisco Chronicle correctly stated biz
POSITION be replied, 81 pTUsuma that
SUBSTANTIALLY reflects my viewi:"
"D1 you think, senator, the ealhb'
l.shmuul Of bimethllism will restore
confidence and produce good timet2n
uWhi.o 1 believe IN blmOtallism and
ihr parity Of values Oi both gold and
silver glviBg 10 b5th metals tgua0
chances and equal privileges IN the
money markelH, um not 90 tguguiuu
o. 90 believe that the United Sntvi
sInuD can, by slmple decree, produce
the desired result, We ought % hAv,
An International agreement which
shall establish the proper relations on &
metallic currency. Then the ubStruC
lions 10 currency legislation which
new uvlst will become mere c0bwebs
The country IL worried by thu thooriyl
OF ChatlalauH, who offer uuiailinI
remedies lOr every ill, Ignoring tn,
teachings OF experience. Ullri
silver theorists and ultra gOll
theorists are alike. impatient Of eAcl
JlhuT, anu alike opposed 10 ANY mlI.
DO ground, but there Is always safety
10 moderate and Well.COnsldoTtt
ugtl1u. Much ~ We may wish ll
give 10 silver IL equal ana ptopol
place W money metal, We muht lOOl
% existing conditions, where they de-
maul u al our hands, The duty Of
tatusmau 10 20 look after anu care 10
tlo interests Of the entire country. III
ultt sacrifice no interest Tor the bent
u Uiauy other Interest"
Then he was asked by the NEW
man ns 10 whether or not he had rcal
lls Constitution. He fspiioI ia IN
negative, but said he was anxious u q
tu lie uuluTslu0l that it was yer,
liberal instrument. "But Cuugrrs
Will have 10 scan II carefully ~ So
whether it viii take you in ur not"
Then turning interviewer Ga
senator said; "Lgtl me. ace, whe
do you elect you flrstHruRiur,g"
'Nr1t November" answered Nh
Nibnu, who was present.
"Aul when do they take lheI
Eut.2p
"Ou the frat OF January, 'UB," wa
mo response, "Aud they viii u0 silyt
mem TO-" added Mr. Crane, "n
matter from which OF the great partl,
they clme.n
"Oi csuue; / expected that.
could not te otherwise And here lh
interview ended, soon after which n
reception was Leld before the uECu
sion 10 the lake.