Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

selves. Then from every part o. the
house came fosfs Of Morton, Norton"
and the Albany contingent, with tpo
Morton banners, took the place o. the
Mckinley men.
lyon a motion Of tho previous puus.
ton, tho chairman nut the Kings
county man's amendment, AMI the
IUil call was Losuu.
This chairman announced the vote
us 81 against and 100 votes Tor the
amendment, and then there was n
Wild cheering.
Tue iull report VI the committee wss
tbeu adopted by n viva vUcu vote.
Senator LtXOw then announced that
the platform was really, aud stepping
90 Tho font real the platform, a. FOL.
lows:
The Republicans OF New York, In
convention assembled, Hgain declare
thelr firm ami uuyioIding adherence
60 tho doctrine Ut protection 10 Am.
rficnn industries, protection 10 the
products Of the American farm
and protection 20 American labor.
We ATE In favor Of titi1 which,
whllo providing m income sufficient
to meet tho expenses VI the WOv.
eminent, honestly uud Cconomiualy
admin stored, nj the came time secures
home labor and home capital from uu.
equal foreign competition. We believe
In a reciprocity with other nations
which shall give cur producers aud
manufacturers an opportunity O. die.
pose OF their surplus products ami 90
obtain articles we need from those
uIunIfluB on the mOtt adyAutag, Jus
terms.
lnu agitation for the flee coinage of
silver NJ thu ratio oi 10 10 seriously
uistufbB Industrial Interests, aud calls
Tor u clear statement OF tue Republican
attitude uuOn this question, g. the uul
that the trade Of tLis county OF home
Aud abroad may aghin be placed uIIlu
SOUND ana stable foundation.
We teCJguiEu In thu movement Tor
the ifrU cuinagU VI silver Hu attempt
10 degrade the ablishU1 stauuari
VI Uur monetary system, aud hence a
blow 10 public and private credit, at
once costly ~ the national government
nud harm VI 10 our dOmesIlc anu foreign
commerce.
lnul there II a prospect uf inter.
national a .trumvnt ~ ~ silver coin.
age, aud while gold remains the
standard Of the United 5tstts aud OF
the civilized world, tn, llrpubl can pafty
OF Sew YORK declares ia iavuf Dl the
ilfm AMI honorable maintenance OF
tuut standard.
We believe IN a business ndminlslra.
tiUn OF the government by business
principles Tor the suffering tutiupH.
interests " this great people. For
nearly four years tue material progr,s,
Oi the nation has been blocked 40 that
oil branches Of trade have sutieIUI, aud
the w0tkmen have been deprived OF
reasonable auI living wages by the
utter lack Ui business comm n sense
among our Democratic tulufs, 10 b.
the duty and privilege Of the RepuIll.
eau party TO pfUmIuy mend THIS un.
I happy FtItc % affairs by nominating
aud ltCtlug business man Tor the
Presidency, aud We ask the aid ui
thoughtful Republicans every whore In
thls great anu mutit1uolu work.
On this platform We present Cow
efuof Levi l.. Morton as New Ypfk'r
Republican candidate Tor Pies dsut.
Ho II In every way III Tor tno nigh
honor aud ho IL peculiarly the man Tor
| tho hour. lie hsa been a busluets
man with business men. lie would
prove n business President for tho good
of nil Interests VI the people. lie hts
| been representative Ia Congress,
minister to France. Vice President,
governor Of New YORK, anu each Of
/ these positions he has filled with an
ability which mas never been sufpassuI,
with lasting credit TO him,ei,
and great benefit to his state
and to his country. His grasp of pub.
lie aiiairs was never ~ clear and
comprehensive as II 10 today, and his
ability 10 labor earnestly for tho well
fare " the nation was never 20 die.
tinclly marked as now. Governor
Mofton's long aud varied public career
| Utlers proof positive that no IL "a sin.
ccte aud earnest Republican, aud
fidelity to the principle, VI bis party IL
with him u second nature. lilo stands
ior honesty in public office. There II
no doubt ~ TO the esteem IN which he
N held ut homp. Two yeats since he
| polled over 1856, 900 more voles than the
most popular Democrat IN the state,
receiving by far tho greatest majoriIy
ever given a Republican candidate Tor
governor
Governor Morton's long, honorable
| public service, his spOtless character,
his great executive hbliity,his devotion
to hls party and its principles eminent
~ NJ him ior the Presidency AMI
! entitle MIN 10 our hearty anu rplhusi.
asllo support, Therefore We Instruct
our delegates TO tho II. Louis couVen.
ton TO present him o. our candidate
Tor President, aud urge upon them to
use every honorable means 10 secure
| his nomination,
when the reading Of the platform
had been flushed II was adopted with.
out debate, and the convention then
adjourned.
Idaho National Hanks.
wAsHINdToS, March 2i,-rhe state,
mont Of the condition Of the National