Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-18

which has always been maniicst In the
anaiss OF the people destined Tor
the world's leadership. Under the
operation Of our great demand
or Advancement we have be.
come to other nations the
greaios; dot:or nation In tho world.
we pay the vast charges which every
year accumulate against ~ in the
clearing house Of the world with the
money VI the world procured by the
disposal Of our commodities In the
markets Of the world. We are ma.
ton u producers. our creditors are
natlous u consumers. Any fytiem Of
international ofnstional finance which
olovaies the price Of human product
makUs our burdon lighter AMI giyca
promise Of thnt day when II shhll DO
entirely lifted AMI our country freed
financially, NJ II Is politically, from
the domination Of tho monarchy
AMI foreign auIocracy. Any iyslem
Of finance which tends 10 depreoIite
the price Of human productions which
We must sell abroad but ia 10 far adds
20 the burden Of our debt, aud con.
vcys a threat Of tue perpetual srtvi-
lujo OF tho pfsiucurs Of our debtor
nation 10 the consumers Of creditor
nations. To w It H. Jolly without
parallel that this country Or any poli,.
ioal party therein should deliberately
accept q money system which entichrs
others az our expense. History, phil.
oeophy, morals, all loiu with the
cOmmUn,st Instinct OF selfpfesufvn-
ton IN demanding that the United
States have luet ana substantially uu.
varying standard competed Of all
available gold and silver, and with II
our country will progress TO financial
acknowledgment. But with q single
gold standard the country will go ON to
worse destruction, 10 continued falling
prices, until our people would become
the howers Of wood ami the drawers
Of water for the coptumors In tht
creditor nations of the earth.
10 such IN unholy end we will not
lend ourselves. Dear ~ has been a.,
Republican party 10 IT, adhorcnts, that
name IL not 20 dear % the faith ITSELF
And We do not sacrifice ono loi or utill
OF the mighty principles by which
Republicanism has upliitsd the worll
when VIZ my that At the parting Of the
ways wc chIg 70 the faith, lot Ia,
name 70 whete It will.
We mold that this convention has &C.
coded from the truth; that the ttlumpl
Of such recession would DO the event
ual destruction OF our freedom gnd ouI
civilization. To that end the people
viii not knowingly follow any poiitl
cal party; and we choose TO take GU
place In the TanhH OF tho great macs o
citizens who realize that the hour ha
come Tor Justice. DID we deem thil
issue lees important TO humanity, WI
would yield, since tho associations o
al our Political lives have been inter
tWined with the men and the measure
Of this PARTY Of pHst mighty achieve
menis. But the people cry aloud 70
folio; they arc bending beneath bur
den growing heavier with tbs psssiul
huun; enJeavOr no longer brings II
lust reward; fentlulnoss takes IN,
place OF courage, and despair usurp
tho throne OF hope; and, uuless tn
laws OF the country and the policies O
political parties shull be converted Int
mediums OF redress, the elect Of hu
man desperation may some time b
witnessed here as In other lands an
Ia other ageg.
Accepting the Hat Of this ooHven
ton rs the present purpose Of the party
We Withdraw from this convention I
return 10 our constituents tne authtrit
with which they invcsteJ ", boliey
ing We had better discharge their trus
by this action which restores To- then
authority unsullied than by givin
: cowardly aud insincere endorsement
10 the greatest wrong ever wiliully nj
tempted within tho Republican part
once the Tedeemer Of the people, 6u
now about TO become their oppressoI
, unless provlGentislly restrained by th
votes OF ifatmon.
This document was sighed by Sens
tors Teller OF Colorado, Dubois {
, | Idaho hud Cannon ~ Utah, Cungresl
. man Hartman Of Mlutanr, and Nj
Cleveland OF N,vaIa, as the feprtsvu
tativts Of thtir respective states on III
committee ON resolutions.
-
npuKEMnMn nLCTIu nIuhfnul