Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
K,l,uCky Republicans Endorse Bad
~ OF Mckinley,
AND DECLARE AGAINST SILVER


while tho Bradley men have control
" the organ ,ilou, their mg1uIy is
insi lnlncant aud the Mckinney men
are sure 10 make stubborn haul when
tho resolutions are W fot action aud
lc eIgc ion " delegates 90 fs glei.
GA yeslerIay's vote the Bradley men
had a mJyuty OF 81 out OF o. total vote
OF l,5jI At 900 tue chalfmaa au.
bounced that the ntst busi or Boz order
was the report Of tho commi,tuc on
resolutions. The committee wls not
ready. Judge y. \. usnUuE aud
/ Samuel Cush were chosen uitvlYt..ni.
large.
Inc resolution, committee thou Pre-.
| tuuteI IuuIr report Tue declaration
| ngslust Tree silver CaufuI great
decentralization Dt approval. IbuIu was
oven greater cheering, how YER, waeu
| ,hu rus IutIUn WIS reaI declaring
! BfuIluy the choice ut thn Convention
/ ur Piusi1put hnd directing the dele.
gates g. clst their votes Tor MCKINLEY
| % Bradley should withdpw.
THO platform wag urOptru without
opposition. IL san empty ylCl.fy iUt
/ tue Bradley muu whose plan ha- beer
90 give the delegates straight iuufuc.
u0ns. Tie Mckinley men are lIrilaui
over tbot success In forcing tUcBg.
milton from tue faction winch con.
IfUllol the convention from tNr outset
Too money plano a. as ill.uwE
1--WE are 0ppIsud 90 tue Iflu and I'm.
limited cUiusgo OF silver, believing D..
would involve a. iu nuauclal ruin.
Tue gold uUllAr Is the beet dollar nuu
The .sa,t liable to fuciua,u, aud iDr
tnrsn Tp8sO and iu order 90 conform
our ftsnlarJ Co that o. other sfuat
commercial un'i1ut, We favor it hs
tho standard money " tuu Uuitui
S,atts. aud maintaining 0u partly
every other dollar, either silver or pa.
per-"
\. n. Burnam, one Of tie original
Mckinley men, Col. Lew q. IafltUn,
uuu OF Governor Bfn4ly's tisut hama
men, anu Senator W. }. brulr, also .
Bailey mgu, received mtIDuIy on
the iirst ballut nuI were duC.aIUl clug.
tyI dulugatef-,t.iargr.
A pt0uIaiil0n was mHio u suspend
the rules aud elect by acclaim ton f..
q, Y. smith, colOtcu, VINO hal mRin
at active ramTai 90 Bred eye a.,
D
nuunCtu tue question, lhuru was
chorus Of aye, nut Il Vas succec cd by
equally Hu uOuy decentralization IN
opposition. Haltthe Invention was On
IT. iret yelling anu demanding fec0g,
milton. There were excited CollOqlu'
between tue white anu black delegates
Tue unanimous election OF smith Wal
prevented Anu another ballot wa,
necessary. Smith Was ilually elected
NEW JERSEY DELEGATES.
| IEENrOs, n. j., Apul lB.-Foul
out ui tue vlgut district conventions
elect delegates 10 ~. LUIS were held
this forenoon with tho following e.
,u.t,! tipt Dalrirt - EN.Cnrgfes.
msu George Eiuurs, Sucri Robert r.
| uaI q; second 90 furIinaul W
Rgllug, A, 4. Bradruaw, Fourth
a. Blsir Kelley, Sta hen *. Ltrgs.
When Iu the CUufau VI hls AdIrus
Senator Stokes spoke uulO. lsIc, lily o.
| Mckinley, there wHH aI OulUuist O
applause that continued nearly nv
miluto-. The mention of Mr.. HouAt
asa NJ man for the Wee Presidency
was also greeted VITA applause.
Tue following were chosen delegatrf
at.lafgu: senator william j. sswrIl
Gsuet A. Hunstl, Jonu Kean j..
franklin Murphy.
The following n the money plank o
the Ilalflfu: The standard u valuri
Of tul- country aud other pTluclpa
Commercial nations " the world u
golu. Magea Hnd Ircss have btrt
made Rud fixed ~ uc. DruAuce VIII
TINS STANDARD, aud the welfare Of the
people dem tuus that 70 snail 10 main
taiueI. We regard the sgiiaii0u for ire,
uoinagv Ul SILVER serious obstacle I,
cur cOunlty's pruGIenIy. C0u4tussmur
MClswau utHr1I a rHsD.uIiIu iustfucI q.
ing fOg Mckinley. Delegate EIgar
offered suite .itutr TiVurstlng the dele
gates 20 suppJrt Mckinley. Senator
Sewtll spoke ylgufIusiy against iu
slTuCtIng tho doiugHIrs, saying tia
suuuuF tuau 10 80 ~. LgJIH with "a d.
hswuuld resign, lu# resolutions %
Mcllwau sud Edgar were hil On the
lAuIu ana the convention adjourned.
COLORADO DEsiOCWAIIo DELEGATES
DENVER, April l8 -- The Demoomu
convention Of thr FInsl C0ngTossOna
di.t,ct chose Il. W, Speer, Denver
aud h. J, McCa.hy, liradvillr, url,
.altN 10 the national convention
second distuct, h. r., SrldomfiJeo
q dorado Spungs, and 3. 4. HalloIl
Pthin.
TELLER AND sIArRJTu mFusE TO a.
DENvER, Apul l5-A special to IA
rimys irOm WAshIu stDu say:
Senator Teller AM Il prcsentAtly
ShairUth have decided decidedly lhA
they Will not bu candidate Tor election
No delegates 10 the national Republics
convention. Both say they cannot sul
port GOLD standard candidate for u
prysiduucy, aud they would only plae
themselves IN an emuafaising position
by participating In q convection d
certain 10 take a position against silve
a. they consider tue Republican con
yeutlun 10 be,
I senator Teller says he promised IN
b people Of CUloAdu,u 1884 no would no
. aupport gold standard man IN Ia
b | campaign Of 1895, aud he viii nc
, change his posiuJn now,
ENTuusIAsN FOR REID.
! poRrI AND, Ne, April lG.-Wlth on
. thusIasm ulmost uutquaiei in IA
9 history NJ Republican politics In thi
{ state the convention for the nomlui
, ion OF delegates TO tho national cor
ysntion Was held heTe today. Tn