Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-20
A POPULIST BOLT.
Believed 10 b ldtY.tab,a as a Re-
suit OF The Convention.
r,lIrOR,IASs APPEAL 10 BRYAN,
A,lirg Him TO Dfdire iims.ll a
PtDull,t- h. Oppur uIiiy
Of III, LII.

OF III liI'
ST. LOUIS, July gO.-Tho belief cou.
tuuos generally prevalent that holt
Is among the strong probablitita Of
the Populist convention, whatever
rourso is decided upon by tue majority.
Delegates arc constantly arriving anu
the larger the crowd becomes, the
more ovidoat Ia the intensity OF the
ceiling over the one question at Issue.
THIS question Ia whether to endorse
Bryan and 5ewall or nominate fepa.
falo ticket.
la general way the contest 10 be.
,wuen the Nsrth and S0uth. Northern
men, as a olass, contend that In the
endorsement VI Bryan lies tho only
hope OF making the influence OF the
party felt, Or achieving practical re.
sulls, while Southern mon, remember
log their many contests with the
Democrats In their section, maintain
that such course would be utterly sui
clal. Both classes are equally earn.
tsl and both declare there IA but
one c5urso open. Tho Bryan followers
talk split more openly than thor Of.
uUucuts. lhey Hto puriecling n thor
uugh organization anu moan 10 make a
strenuous effort 20 secure tho endOrto-
munl o. the Democratic nominee.
In,y do not publicly admit that there
BE- auy feasibility that they Will not be
ubIe 10 control the convention, but
Iuvhlely many say ~ n separate ticket
BE- nominated they will walk out OF the
CInvontiOn anu appeal 10 thu people 10
niiy 70 support Bryan and suwall.
lac other crowd Ia more ruticunt, but
lhV feeling IL none the lees intense.
~ CONFERENCE WITH DEMOCRATS.
81. LOUIS, July Ex-senator JOnol
90 Afkunsas, chairman OF the Dsmt-
Cfauc national committee, bToskiastuI
with Governor stone and Vt O'Clock
began to receive callers. At 10 O'Clock
lnc prospects were that Senator Jones
would be engaged all day Ia private
conferences with Popuist leaders.
lie ssiL: al hope ths People's con.
vcutlon will endorse Bryan anu SoWali
aud since | afTivou, have received n
cd deal VI encouragement Of That
uOpu.n
AN APPEAL ~ BRYAN.
KANSAS CRY, No.. July co.
NniIr GA route 10 the nationsl POpuiist
convention, the California delssa.
on, thlr'y-nine strong, last night
issued az olen letter TO the Democratic
preferential nominee, William j.
Bfyau, urging him to 10 before the
country ~ ths nominee OF the Populiet
party. Tue letter was composed ana
dispatched while the delegation was
waiting Tor the train to 81. Louis, DR..
q. W. DaywalI VI San Francisco be.
lug chosen secretary anu instructed to
write II.
fho letter says In part; at you will
accept the nomination OF tue Peoples
party, declaring yourself Populisl,
you viii become leader to whom
wiil fush every reioTmef-b0 no silver.
&c., Democrat OF Rppu0lican-iud net
ouiy be- elected yourself, but also elect
The Congress law.mahing power. THIS
Is tue opportunity Of your life, and
viii, " taken advantage Of, like Lin.
coin with the Republican,, send your
name down ~ history Hs tie savior OF
your country by means OF POlullsm.
II yJu DO not 10 ~, We must IN do.
icute ui our principles put another
uuminte iu the nvlu. CHn you thus
to cltclg-"
EEnRAsKA Is FOR BRYAN.
ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-Tho Nebraska
delegation, headed by Senator Allen,
hna prepared tho following state.
urnl:
"ihs Nebraska delegation 10 unani.
m us Tor Bryan. They know him
VOL. HIS life has been iultilmeut
fitbrr than mere promise. We know
hls high character aud great fitness for
Tue great Ofiice OF President. He 10
our ucighbOr and We are not deceived
DO him, IL elected he will DO the
gieai,st man that occupied the White
House since tho days OF Lincoln aud
IN hls broad ana genuine sympathy for
lho masses no more nearly resembles
iilooln than any public man we eau
UoHli, The nomination OF third ticket
would DO the exact equivalent Of n
tehuinu oauOnemeut Of Mckinley,
single gold standard, the abominable
llsh tarH tax, continued gold bond
issues ana perpetual national debt,
cruel anu hesrllrss corporations for tho
west lot four years and possibly for all
umr' IL elected President, Mr.. Bryan
viii Know no Democrat, no Popuiist,
DO publican. There Will be- no step.
CHILDREN In his political family. All
VINO have bpen with the greet reform
ioitsets that the fight will be- on equal
loolug. lie will no tue peoples PIesi.
usuL Nebraska IL for Bryan"
D,NEELLY's POSITION.
er Louis, July g0.-Iguatius Don.
htly VI Minnesota, who has been Ia
elo's conference with Chairman Taub.
,hle. Hlnce ho has been mere, said 10.
uay lhht although no Waa IN favor OF
mNnlaluing tho pOpulist party and
iuiHHF O. Straight tlckut In tho field,
.u'it vas every Indication that they
a.uiu hu oyorTiIdon anu bryan en-.
u0rrI.
-IhDLE OF THE Road pOPULIsTs.
80. LOUIS, JUS g0.-The "mlddlu Of
,ae l'al' Populiets express Great con.
nevbee In their strength. Up TO noon
u,ie than 100 delegates TO the con.
,,g.,on were registered NJ their head.
qlAI,e". Seven expressed preference
~, oIyhn; two said they wore for
'u.luh on electors. Many were uro.
"uuu'rl Tor "A straight ticket
I ,il Nfht against the nomlna.
KY or endorsement Of Bryan.
I T.'t' . man Tue majority Of states were