Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

rrcialiy his s,at,,sni gave notice ,ua.
hoani Gth.r- vou.d stand uy Tel.ef.
WHO truly rurfgtUutrI them.
! tAun.u' ppHtCu was p rou0uucrU
mot Impressive uud bngCt'np. "a,
pictured 600 very uuc language co.,,
hope taitei I'm the breasts OF the pcrpl.
OF Uah hud OF the iulrt.muuntsiu
West by the rf0misu8 ut the RupuulI.
can party; told how the state IuI Uutu
| foItemtu rom tue Democratic ranks
nul 900 Overwhelming majority to
| pFgieDmr-uuI all for whsI2 Merely
| g. have old the promises made bfs
nall Of thu II puulicans ruthltssly
! TOD iuu iu thu mIiu aud Ignored ut tur
| limo OF thuir greatest need tor SUI.
! laiuiug haur. Tnis c0ut.e wa, O.
him, subject Of smaE mHut
anu dcOpust sUfr8N. lie had nspuI
up 10 sue latest m muut that tha
catastrophe suUul ! uulvBrluI, out 10 i.
oInlI not be-, hn Coz, deeply us the
course panel him, mus. Discount nue.
tohct with thu party, Ills Coincidence
! anu the interest lII cJuv.r;iIus OF MS
people dem auIgI this course.
Duu.is, IDAHO,
DIb5la dwrlt especially upou the
service the West had b en- 10 the Re.
publican party, showing that that
tUctiun had never iu mo hour VI thu
pluy's need been untrue 60 tho PARTY
call lie dwelt osusriHlIy upon THE
strength u the West Ia tur senate and
showed that 90 the votes " that
tUCii1n In The Senate, the Republican
party owed tnO maintenance 90
We protective policy uuI all
other party p1ucics, often when
their own gCclUn lot Tr4tH were
not Involved. lie assorted that
the iuiuFmuuuiaiu stats hlI each
been regular Va supplying two senators
Tor thc support o. these llIUs OF plliCy,
while NoE Hofk, with NOT Dna n.
publican tunbiaT, Illinois with uuly
one, tnu Southern states with HUthtug,
aud indiana Wisconsin aud Other
Northern tiuICH, which had not been
tor years represented IA tuu renutr,Efu
Iu1uEuthiiuV contest which Boz
not only fuin0us 10 tho West
but, 10 he believed, % the cutiru |
county not glly uingus but uupa.
trl0tic, aud contrary 10 tue principles |
Ol thv Parry. Ia view uf these facts, |
he, too, felt c6urifniuuI to announce his |
intention o. lrayi the convention In |
cast oi the ndspligu Ut a gold p.aNt,
OTHER prnAtr.
Mott Of N5uh Caflllua followed ia |
much tho same strain 30 tho silver 1
senators, but touched up1n the Oiltrts /
VI tue AdJptiOnuf o EDlu standard ulau /
the C0uuIy at large. Hu declared, |
however tuat Mckinley was not i
g0li standard advocate, anu
n tue proposed gold standard
WIS au0ptUu ~ wOul be- done contrary
10 tue gUvurnuTE wishes anu c0nvIu.
tlona. lie alaJ asserted that Secretary
Carlisle, who had DO recently been
.Oud w. TIE dtuuuolaliUu Of tho de.
mOnttiEtiion OF silver wac tue drst
man 10 plan Tor single gUli standard.
lhia the Secretary hal done In bic
Nashville sptocl aud TO had coon
been followed by his ohiel, President
Cleveland, la the Anuouncoment OF
his aihernon 70 this potitiOn. Despite
rOtci 60 fllllw the lead ~ the
Drm0onlic administration. Hs 10.
frffrd % the Issuance Of bonds by |
the CleyglnnI AdmInis'tnliln which,
he sni1, aroused the indignation OF tho
county; but ho declared that the PARTY
iIseli was IN such position that IL
would be Impossible Tor II 20 take al.
vantage ~ gbis against the Democratic
party, Ho did not sAy m 10 mauy
words that he would leave the Couvrn.
liou, but he left tue impression that he
would.
Senator Carter came out " the com.
miitor room aud conferred with tue
silver delegates IN waiting. lie would
say nothing, tut lrit his friends Tor n
5 nirs voting Tor the Teller amend.
mvnI were Hs follows Cam fnin,
a Hon Is. Lgmmot; Cot WI0, n NJ,
rrlIef; l4ah0, Freu q. ID iuUi.; Mon.
aua, ChsTlos Hartman, Novadp. A,
y, CltvglBuH; North Carolina, NJ, l.,
Not; Utah, r. }. Cannon; Wyoming,
b. +. Fowler. glsJ tho mumbUfs from
Arizona anu New Mexico. &
Lummoui California, HIv0citOd thu 4
Teller amendment strongly. ns la.
lstod that with the majority report a.
no declaration ~ tho party, their
liurnlty OF 10000 IN his t.ate q
would not Ouly be- wiped out, q
Iut the massrs would become I
IlieuaIed from the paTty indefinitely.
While Mott aud Lennon were Wig.
rous ~ could DO In protesting against
iho pressure" OF gold standard, they |
I'd not state 10 their speeches they q
you'd 40 out Of the convention with |
'ollcr. They DID state, however, TO :
lombers 0i tho committee sflotwaTd .
hat tuvy would all stand by Teller v
nd n defeated In the convention n
'guli declare themselves out VI the Il
afty Aud do the best they could Tor "A
heir people hereafter. b
TEAMS. ETC. I,
Members o'lIbe COMMITTEES who came +
lt OF tuetJUms said tucy never vii. | A
rssed such q touching scunu Ia p9h.
%. sVms silver men shed tnars d.
nile speaking. Sunator Cannon 4,
.rpt, crying aloud a. he pleaded for +
.tsh. No funeral could DO 40 4,
ID 10 han. They loved the party n
nat was about 10 rmite them And n
asst them out. Dubois was most We. u,
ument m his utterAnces "a to tue 10. a
Ilt. lie showed no emotion but was nj
ruby defiant Teller vas cyyI a,
lTUughuut tue debate