Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-11
sENrIMEXr REsPEcrING nRYAN


How the n W, OF His Nomination Wa
Received IN Utah
In all parts Il tho S.s,c great en-.
thusiasm has b-cn arou8, ~ he, nom
iua,ion oi Bryan. 40 Coils cisy hu /.
cnI .ueI almost universally and with
% great dsal OF frvor by Democrats,
anu lai. q rumb.r Of prominent Re.
| pubiicans hAvs announced thgir intou.
ton Of vUliru inr HIM.
AT tie irUs,ni line Oh Appearances
/ Indicate that Utau W ID cast n very
large mai1uty of vote Tor Bryan. In
| fact NtktnlcJ's Importers In this
State appear - D. worry Uncertain ~
! TOT intiruihcntt quantity, Tue reason
! for this status 81 ,hht The citizens oil
ihia State almost universally regard
the silver qutBlilu aH paramount to all
Oihers now pcnIiug IN American poll.
tic.
Ever sinco the telegraph carried
over toe Stale tue n0ws VI the ac,iln
OF tue Chicago convention, messages
uavo reached this city from large
lumber u towns iu the state, t0 the
effect that tho people Honcfaliy are
greatly pleased with Bryau's HOmina.
uou. Inevitably those wuo are most
pleased with II make themselves most
heard, anu the real AMI sober sBntl.
ment VI the people Of our State can
hardly be Judged with safety until
time sufficient iot a second thought
hAs elapsed.
But tho fac, that the silver senti.
ment D. paramount 10 oil others IN
Utah, coupled with ths further fact
,hat Bryan represents that sentiment
In au intense and aggressive form,
seem at the present time, certain 10
give him a very heavy mAlOfi'y la
tuls State.
Immediately after hearing the news
from Chicago. ~. Il. Evans, tue
Second South street Merchant anu
uitntrO q pronounced Republican,
hastily made affan omuul4 Tor n
celebration ut his peis nal expense.
tie procured three small cannon anu
manned them, ami hau painted eeyefal
banners which were carried by boys
whom ho employed. On tins strength
Ut permits which he obtained from lhs
Mayor and chioi Of piiics, ho caused a
procession, which iuuluded the cannon
HnI baunori 10 march through the
ncipal slrUrig, a halt was made In
tout u the Cullen MOTEL where the
cannon were flfol until 100 rounds
heI been discharged. The ct0wd
which was attracted by the dumouslra.
tiYn augmented the onthusiasm by
dischar INK Fireworks.
Yesterday afternoon the following
dispatch was seat to MI. Bfyau, iTom
Mcfcui;
Hon. W j. bryan, Convention Hall.
Chiagoi
Tho congratulations Of tho cliizous 81
Metcur, a gold camp, are extended ~ you
with thuiniOrmnlOn that Onu hour AFTER
tho nows OF your nomination was 70.
coived the Bryan Silver club was organ
ilod 100 strong, Tho rush Tor momhor-
snip IL sill on, regardless oi party Ailiu-
alton. tuANK IIALL,
kcpuhiicin Mayor.
G. e.. lltuutNs,
Republican Editor.
T. j. QuEALN
Last evening "a celebration Was held
at SANDY, Al which political distlnc.
tlons were at least u great extent
oblitofnlei. Bfyun's nomination was
automatically endOueI.
la Provo, however, the Bryan suntl.
ment does not seem To ba uuanimous.
a numher OF prominent Republicans
have expressed opposition 10 his cleo.
Ton, though 20 for as reporai, no
Democra, Of that city has done 20.
Toe Tribune this m0rning has M
editorial containing this sentence:
This being our Wow wo can SEQ no
logical courso for this journal 10 pur,uo
election OF such electors IN Utah AZ will
east their votes for Mr. Bryan Tor Prosi.
deut
The article expresses opposition 10
Mr. Bryau's tarln we've, AID urge
tho election OF a R-pu llican State
legislature And congressional delega.
ton 10 Utah.