Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-20
HARD FIGHT FOR SILVER.
Allen Of Utah and Dubois Of Idaho al
Tho Cleveland Convention,
The Proceedings In the sub- Co,nmIi-
tee on Resolution. -sscond
DAYS session.


O'Clock this morning when the sub.
committee on resolutions Of the lesguo
adjourned. Mr.. Blackwell, Of Massa-
chusstts, presented . resolution In.
ollnlng very strongly toward gold
standard aud numerous other fesolu.
tions eEpfe,sing oil sorts Of We've on
the money question followed In quick
succession. : fnator Dubois, OF ldAhO,
ana Mt. Allen, VI Utah, spoke for the
free coinage Of silver at 70 ~ |, with.
out waiting for tue Go-opetat on Of any
other nation. A. the discussion prog.
ressod a tendency became manifest to
dodge the entire question by declining
10 AIopt resolutions Of any kind. A
resolution was offered declaring that II
~ not tue duty Of the longuo 10 adopt
platform Tor the Republican party, ~
That important action should be left to
the national convention which nomi-
natos presidential and ylce-pfesiden.
tial candidates.
Dubois and Allen vigorously op.
posed this resolution, holding that II
was tho duty Of tho league to declare
it, principles. Tue gold men spoke ia
favor OF tue resolution. Tue vote was
0 TO . IN It's favor.
The suO.c im miltec resumed Its se-.
sion early alter breakfast. rhs PROPOSE
lion Of tue fret coinsgo men was modl.
He'd into an sdiTes, that would ITe-
vent the silver men from Offering n
minority report. DUBOIS aud Allen
hAd to be satisfied 10 prevent two re-
p0rta from gOiug TO the full committee.
The subcommittee appointed DR..
RODintou, OF New York, Senator Du.
bois, OF Idaho, ani Mr.. Hardness, OF
Missouri, n committee 10 revise the
address. The revision committee re.
ported to the subcommittee OF 10 am,
add the discussion on the silver issue
WAS Tetumsd. The subcommittee,
however, announced II would report
| 10 tho full q mmiltee ut . y. M, wnen
| Il was thought all the differences would
/ DO adjusted in the COMMITTEES room so
NJ to prevent two reports from being
made 10 tho convention anu q fight
being pTecipitAted on the floor Mean.
| time the silver men Of the West called
a conference for II O'Clock, when
Dubois anu Allen Will report ami u
will be decided whether they Will
agree on a compromise address TO
the PEOPLE instead Oi regular sci OF
IetUlu,iUnF.
The Touns,ses delegation requested
OK. CongTetsmsn VIM. II. Moore to
| prruafc AN address TO the Republican
party, TO Du delivered 10 tbe oonyen-
lion, setting forth tho claims Of the
south to fuller recognition by the
party.
wAKNRR MILLER ADDREssgs THE CON.
] NENIIuN.
When President Tracey called the
convention TO order At II am. the nftt
thing done WAS 10 appoint u committee
TO invite ex-senator warner Miller OF
| N,w York TO address the convention.
The committee 90 Credentials TepoTtSd
| I'm favor Of seating both delegations
nom south Carolina. This was adopt.
od. The rules VI the Reed House and
Inc Denver convention were adopted.
| Warner Miller then aud fsHted tho
convention,
Mir. Miller argued forclbly against
mTlti being taken out Of pollGiGr. He
| heIu that tho conditions were such as
TO prevent II. Any party whose poll
lev created deticien oies was failure.
| M, Republicans were not for tariff Tor
revenue only, but for tArin for surplus
nl,o. His argument iUr the Monroe
duoirlus and the AmnrloAn Nag on
| Hawaiian soil wac vigorously applaud
ed. , -.,,,
lie argued for "iound money" and
sucn reorganization oi the banking
eyslsm as would extend the circuls'
tion without Dependence on govern
mept bonds Tor tbs lssues OF bank nOles.
nd, hoped the psIty would stand by lis
record for Di.mslallism aud parity OF
money. lie had tue fullest Confidence
In the other nations oOnsentiAg,
through au International commission
In me restoration u silver 10 iis old
| ulsos as standard money aud believed
il would be impossible TO bring about
such Te.ult without tho occupation OF
other countries
Miller wore u brilliant Mckinley
badpe and In referring ~ the absence
| ~ tht6o who expected TO 10 here 10
s9und the keyuUGes, he said he weuli
weur that badge I'll no reached the
| New YORK state line on his resurn, ana
IbeT, hs would DO Tor the empire
| igvOTlle.
IsrrREsr IN FOREIGN sUBJEoTs.
General Sampson, OF ArkansAs,
nnya1 10 amend the rules sO tue eloc-
| non of secretary would be referred to
IN, executive committee. As that was
,.vafusI NJ q move 10 defeat j.. h.