The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-18

/ whether no or the trainers or this plank
I were right.
Senator Lodge Of Massachusetts explain
ed that no choice was left 20 the COM
mitteo. but 10 adopt tho plank in question.
I TIE expressed his hiet appreciation OF Mr..
Teller and stated his belief that he was
acting from conscientious motives, but
that the Republicans had come 10 the
/ parting OF the ways and 10 Mr. Tel
/ Ter and his associates he wished 70
announce that they carried with them
/ the fun respect OF the committee.
/ Mr. Cleveland. OF Nevada. asserted that
/ with such "a plank his State could not De
/ kept IN the Republican column.
Mr.. Lennon. of California. said that
/ the Western men had come here under
belief that the committee would bc friend
~ to silver He explained his connection
with the last three Republican campaigns
in California, that they had done what
they could 60 keep the state in line. but
the effect Of this action would be 90
wipe out a Republican majority Of 1000
end make the state Democratic.
CANNON FOLLOWS TELLER.
Mr.. Cannon. oil itan. liAe Ir. Teller,
created "a profound sensation by the ear-
ncstncss Of his remarks His voice was
Chokcd with emotion and ne proceeded
with difficulty he pointed out that
Utah had been converted from Demo
cratic Territory into "a Republican state,
but that 80 would be irrotrievaby lost II
the party were committed 10 The gold
standard He bitterly deplOred the me-
ccssity which compelled him 10 leave
the party of his choice. but existing cir
cumstauces left him no alternative.
M Moore. Of North Carolina. asserted
chat he had gone into this campaign Tor
Mckinley believing that gentleman
friendly to silver Tie ialled 70 find any
utterance Of Mckinley 20 the contrary.
II Mr.. Mckinley was unfavorabie to silver
there was nothing IN his record TO show IT,
Before O. vote was taken on Iellers
1G 90 / substitute Mr. Darlington. or fehh-
sylyania, arose and replied specifically
10 Senator Tcuors declaration that the
Republican party had fallen under the
domination Of Lombard and Wall streets.
DUBOIS GOES OUT.
SIR. Dubois. OF idaho also announced
that he would follow his associates,
Ncrsrs. Teller and Cannon, in leaving the
party. although he regretted that necessity
compelled him 10 take this step.
AIR. Brewer. of Michigan. followed Mr..
Dubois. expressing Als regret that the
silver mon should feel compelled t0 take
the course they had indicated. However.
hc Tor one. felt that the parting Of the
roads between senator Dubois. DIS assoc
Clatc. and their constitute irnts on the one
hand. and the Republican party on the /
other had reached when tho five Republic |
cam silver senators took the ground ln |
the United States Senate that no measure |
Tor the relief OF the revenues of tie /
government ana tho protection Of our |
industries should be permitted 10 ce con-
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i''.i'N OF tHe sni" plank as amended &
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