Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
STATE CONVENTIONS.
lSDrASns LARGE AsslnDLlGE
The Row In Itxss-NcW York Dtmo.
Gratis Cheer for william G.
whitney

CoLUMBus, June Alt was after 10
O'Clock whom the Democratic state
convection was called to order ~
Chairman NJ. a. SmRlley. During
tue morning tho oommlttcn on fes,lu.
lions was working On the rhraseology
Of the platform simple r6s1lution Tor
silver with an attachment q a unit
rule.
The State central committee foorga.
niErd with w. W. Dutbiu Of Kantou
~ chairman aud J1hn A. Rule O' Ciu-
cinnati, secretary, both original radical
free silver mtn. Tnis and the other
committees stood 10 / for Tree silver.
The temporary and permanent chair.
men anu all tue tilicers o. tho cOnven.
ton were radical silver men. The
golu minority complained Of ihelr
treatment.
Temporary Chairman Taylor has
been radical silver leader. General
a. J. Warner, permanent chairman,
wac "a pioneer Tree oliver man OF Con
gttas anu has been PRECEDENT 81 tho
American BimtiHliio League since itu
organization In 1880. Warner has not
teen cooperating with his party be-
chuse Of his opposition l. Cleveland,
Carlisle, Bfluc aud Campbell on the
nuauciAl question ana 10 now fANora'
bic 10 Teller.
The convention was called 10 order
Of 1880 ~ Chairman 5mslloy. Col.
w. a. Taylor, temporary chairman
read his speucn. lnyiOi'- declaration
for free oulnngc a. rs 10 gave the sil.
Yer nuyOCatts tuvIr hrst opportunity 10
ctoer which they diI vooiieroualy.
After Taylor finished, Reuben r..
Tuluty VI iuroarUra county was rec
u.uIzed. Hu threw the convention
into turmoil oi hisscH aud uufisive
shouts when shyinV. "L00kinR down
uu this convention l. that Drch.traitOt,
that Benedict Arnold OF Democracy,
Grover ClpvrlanI" lie wanted tue
PORTRAIT removed. For some moments
Tufuuy Was his.sd. Hu nunlly moved
that a. w. PatTiOk who represented
the minority report on the resolution
Tor silvsr last year be Invite d TO the
stage. puis eau lbt tns silver men aud
the motion was carried.
Judge PATRICK made "A free coinage
fIeych. Tnu gold men fought the rt.
IOfi ON rules because II referred all
resolutions without debate. Toe 70.
port was adopted alter the Rmaud.
meut- aud dilnt9ty meatufes were de-
irated.
oESERAL wAHNER spEAKs
After the report u the committee on
permanent organization had brrn pro.
scented, General a. j. Warmer was
escorted 10 the chair ~ PRECEDING M,
b. q. d.
Warner was Introduced nv the apostle
Of 1901. lie ugEed all 10 sacrifice
their pgttOusi preferences aud ull other
matters i1r the silver issur. The pcg'
Tlu maze tue Issue huu Cue e. Louis
convention emphasized u by gbUplDg
single gold slHudara. Tho lines ere
H1 uialiucily drawn that tuuIo was nu
.OngUr lf y uuuul about what is 10 ht
uUup al Chicago Uu tho issur. lie
urged all alyuuslgH Of tee uimJinll.,
stauuHTl Of the fathers anu Ui thu Com
ttitutiun TO unite on one ticket a. wei
M on one istur, lie igs'tltd that thii
union OF the people, regardless " party
nile giRuCUs, against the gOl4 ttuuuatu
money power wuH now the duty ul
the hour. / would cave thH people
from becoming . homeless tennutfy,
wails tue rich urr becoming richer BY
tue increasing vniue % gUlu. The
values oil all tue people pussUss were de-
Cteasing, while the values OF iogulgn
money were increasing.
When Warner concluded, Judge
Patrick LED three r0using cheers
W.fneI's speech was interrupted Cuu'
tinuously by applause, aud especially
his reference 10 the bankruptcy And
distress OF the masses, ana the heavy
tributes belng levied on them by the
M noy louder.
NATueI's Indictment OF the admins.
tTAllou for issuing bonds 10 maintain
the gold standard was intensely severe
hnd greeted with - tumIhuUus dem
onslTAtiOn. Alter tue report on
credentials hau been adopted without
opposition, tho following majority TO-
port ON resolutions was pToseuted
awe, tue ID mucrats Of Olio, in con.
venlion assembled, hold that the
money question 10 tho vital guu para
mount Issue now before the people 1i
this country, and that its early ON
correct sutliem, Ut IL necessary 10 tut
revival OF business auu the return OF
prosperity, Therefore, resolved, We GTg
unalteIgUiy opposed % the siuglb gold
stanIaTd ana demand the Immediate
return 10 the constitutional money
gold anu silver, by tho restoration by
tue gOverumunt,i independent ol
other nations, OF tho unrestricted
coinage II both oliver ana gold
Us standard money Rt O ratio Of 10 To /,
aud upon the terms ~ tXHCi equality
existing PRIOR to 1873. such coin to b,
full legal tender equally with gold coin
for all duOts ami uuu5, puDNo aud prl'
waite.
"Resolved thnt the delegates 81
large chosen by this convention ana
tue delegates 70 thu national ounyUu'
ton ifcm the several congregational
districts shall be anu are hereby IN
ttructed 10 use all honorable means "a
feCuTe tue adoption OF tue principles
Continued in the foregoing luton
by tho Democratic national COuYtu'
lion 10 be held july 7tu nud vote for a
candidate Tor ProsiIont anu cuudi
date Tor Vice Pr, HiIeui who are knON
10 be IN iull accord herewith and
acc. nlpllsh these ends cast their v 'ei
from the ttntu OF ONO nH q unit as ia,
majority may determine.
Tue gold men moved TO eiTike Cul
the pu!t rule Of Instructions, but were
v0Ieu down by u viva y0Gg vote amt
much dis rider.
&C. Patterson Of Dayton progoni,d
the minority report covering ,n'
Monroe doctrine, the election O
Senators by tue people, the Cubar
question, lGrih REFORM lerlUnM Liberty