Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

platform AM re IluiiouH uHa AoI'-
stathed to Murray Cane, the national
committeeman frOm MssSacnuscits 60
rally iha friends Of the III standard.
Mr.. lodge .lii that no evasi n Wouli
be tolerated, and that n stfaudle would
be- disEtart u.. lie said inst the
In Iiana platform, which has bo'n
pJtuisr Ia certain circles Tor the pact
few days, would not DO acceptable
rus Indiana platform, ~ called uo'
olntes for tbs ltst money knywu To Tue
Word, ann piououuctB Cmphatie'ily
against @ q ifue nnd unlimited coin.
ugu U silver the faIiO u 10 10 l. IL
mas been suggested 10 amend TINS
declaration by strikiug out tue words
"Ata ratio OF ~ to lDsp that the
paragraph would rsadi "Unalttrab
II p0tui 10 ITO free aud Unlimited
coinage Of tilvcr"
PLA1FJBM spECULATioSs.
twas arguei tnatif tue words eat
ratio Of 10 g. 1" were kept IN the
platform, 10 might be Construed to
mean that the Republicans were iu
favor Of the tres cuiuago OF siivtr nt
,omu other ratio. There has boeu g.
much talk about this lndians platform
mat tue su.picIon gained ground that
the N ktuicy people were In favor Of
u. Nothing dSfinilo or authoritative,
huWevef, eau be Lad IRON those sup.
u .fru o. REPRESENT Mrktuley. Iuu
supporters vi tho OHIO man frum the
Eist declare that Mcl<i lsy n iu iavuf
OF the IA STANDARD. Toe supporters
Of NJ, liiuley from tue West insists
that hU Is 10 fav0r VI tue largest use VI
silver consistent with tho maintenance
OF tue two metals. MIR. Hanna, who
could settle the uncertainty Ia u Tow
moments, declines TO speak. There ~
no DOUBT that the dispute Will be taken
into tue convention, IL cannot be
settled IN ih1 committee. JOhu ".
Tanner, candidate iOr governor Of ILL.,
nOis on The Republican ticket, has
thrown down tue gauntlet 10 the FREQ
silver Rgpubncanr.
In IN interview with reporter he
deCnrtd ON IhAucaliy for the golu
STANDARD aud said That the platform 10
be adopted by this convention should
not hold cut the slightest hope Tor th0
SILVER Republicans.
senator John II. Gear Of Iowa does
not believe the Republican IlatfUTm
will Il clare for gold. When teeu to-
day he -aii; "Alilsln will be- placed
tn ncmluatiun before the convention
and 10 say the least will put up gooi
night. Every solitary man IN Iowa Is
Tor Allituu,"
When asksi what he thought would
D. the result II the II pubncans should
declare for golf, hv uAiui
~ d0n's suppose anything nbout II.
| would rather not ZEE auy 0piniOn on
that subject appear la print OF
c0utse no man could tell lust what
could happen, but am confident that
MciSinley will not be nominated uu
| the nfst ballot, auI IL Il no forrgone
conclusion that he will DO nominated
at ali. As 10 the nomiuation for Wee
| President / have found no definite
/ opinion. However, I tnink some one
from the last will he selected"
Scuatof Proctor Of Vermont says lac
hns no desire for the permanent chair-
mans hip. lie wOuiu prefer that sons
younger man should DO hOnotod with
that distinguished position. Mr.. FAR.
bauks OF iudi4nA IL still popular
iayoTite for the permanent chatham,
ana IL II not uclikely that the McNin-
! ley urOple Will ulti mntely yield their
| objections 10 Ftssenden for the tempo
raty chairman aui that he Will be
selected by the national committee.
NoT QufTE SURE ABOUT MCKINLEY.
BusIOS, June 1.-THE JouTnal
| published the allowing dispatch from
| w. Murray Crane, OIU Of the Masss-
81 ussits delegates at laTg,: "St. Louis,
| jan. n. Wbiiu all inuIcati no point
10 Mbjor MEX ipley's nomination on
tho first ballot, / AN not prepared Gu
coucede II go far IA advance Ol the con.
vention ami eau see that II IL posi-.
bic that the nomination may yet turn
20 Mr.. Reed u his frionds viii continue
10 support him."
THE GUARDIANSHIP.
al talk about chairman OF the
national committee Tor the campaign
results In tue @ n fusion thAt Marcus
| Hanna will he selected N ne will take
tue place. When asked about It today,
Hanna said one thing at u time was
enough Tor him anu he was not going
into the campaign bsioro the oobven.
liob was over. lt h about definite y
settled that q. W. Fairbanks OF Ind.
ana will bs temporary chairman Of the
oonvo, ti0u. lie ~ MckinIey's choice.
n determination has yet uern reached
Rs 10 the permanent chairman,
HENRY CLAY EvANs ARRIVES.
Henry Clay Evaus OF Tennessee
arrived tJduy And his appearance al
once started fresh talk OF his caudi.
dscy Tor the Vice Presidency. Evans
baiu he would OF course to pleased 10
have the domination, bu! was not los
ins any sleep over the prospects.
senator HRwlry ~ Connecticut IL
| discussed Ia connection with the sec.
ond place. The sentiment In favor of
Hobart OF New jersey seems pretty
strong.
INFAyOR on luuRsToS.
81. LOUIS, June ll.-ThUTs seems 10
! DO "a DISCRIMINATION 90 mAgo Senator
Thurston oil Nebraska permanent
chairman VI the convention.
Ihutst1n hai expected TO make bis
nnt speech ascending the nomination
! VI Mckinley. 1t IL y ssibie, even
should no DO permanent chairman that
he VIII make the secOnding speech fvT
Mckinley.
As TO THE PLATFORM.
There Ia general cOnCentus Of
| opinion that the financial platform, Will
DO nearly identical with tho PLANK IN
tho Indiana convention, although
there In a demand from some sections
! that the platform should declare Tor az
international BgTeemsnt ana pledge
\ the parry to take steps to bring about
/ tugh III agTeemnnt. This "a the plea
| VI some western states, where II J.
GAINED thu party migut 10 able by