Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

those iailfoal presidents which They
themeolvoi 10 not euggest. They 0p.
pose our platform not 20 much because
II declares for free coinage-they ctu
sinnd ifte coinago- they object To u
becaute We uemaud that instea1 VI
tummOning an army 90 sel.In labor
troubles, that W. shall have arbitration
TO settle them. Great npi lsuse They
cay We afe not ~ favor n l.w and
order s,y that we are the ones who
d0eifo peacuabls solution Of all quef.
tione, anu they are the ones VINO
slNayn appeal 10 iofco etd uony
Justice vhun they do It," Gfsni NJ.
plausr
Mr.. Dfyau alserled that while they
I'D not dare 10 attsck the arbitration
FLANK, ycf that plank diI more 10
account tor tho violent opposition OF
tho railroad fresiisnts than all tue
rest OF tho rlaiicIm tcgeihor. lie ad'
isd;
"rhefe Il another plank In there
that they hui fault Wi,b, lul they
DON'T Say much about n, and that 10
the plank who're we protect against
government By Injunction and In
favor Of the bill thai passed the Senate
contempt. Way did they not cfilicite
that planl2 Because the bill which
wa lndcfsoI In our platform passed. the
Senate VI the UuiioI States wiibout
opposition enough u tscufe a Toll.csii.
The tii IL Jubi. Il. gives ifiai by
Jury, SUD these men dare not oppose
the Justice u tue MEASURE, and there.
iyro they seek somu other excuse up9n
which to oppose the principles Of OUT
platform, and then thsy attempt ~
ceetco railway men anu cong oil them
10 J3in with thu railroad companies ~
tue opposition. ApI lause.
"NOw, my ifien1t, ! doh's want any
Democtat or any silver advocate 10
attempt TO cOrIce his employees. As
| want to tny now that the SILVER nd.
vocato who coereos his employe, IL
no ifind Of mine. because wHnt no
vote that ~ not Rightly mius. Great
applnusr.
"Whoh want tho votes Of those
who worn In iaolOTits I do not 70 70
thelf employer nnd ask tho employrr
10 deliver tho vo,e,. lGFeat appiauss. !
Our Interests appeal " the iniifidual,
and we arc willing 10 rect our cause
Win the unpufchasabio voters of the
Unitoi States. II our Oppononls had
a cause which appeal, TO tue hearts Of
the mon, they would submit tbeit
ctuso and leave II o. the condolences
anu TIE Judgment Of the voters. Hut
when they resort 10 force, when they
ioioft 10 Intimidation, when they re-
scr, 10 coercion. they oonfois their
cause does not appel 10 the people,
and must DO forced upon the people,
Mt. Bfyan concluded his Music hall
speech ~ follow,
~ have been abla within the LIST
few weeks 10 carry the standard VI oar
party intp those portions Of the coun.
Wy where they said there was no
SILVER sentiment, sui everywhere |
wentl found alnJnx the massca the
same intense desire iot bimetaliisn
that you manifest hero aud l. manifest.
eli over all tho West nHd S1ulb. When
We speak Of bimelalllsm Briug dead 10
Boston, sny " you, my ifiendp, that
Ia all my travels tOm the Pacific
ocean 10 the snOfns OF the Atlantic,
aud from the nofihornmutt part VI
this nation n the CUT " Mexico, no.
wuuro have found men nOfs deter.
mined, mofs loyal aud more eafaett
VA tnoit demands for tue gold aud sil.
Vet coinage OF tho Constitution inan 1
found In iho city Of B0ston."