Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03

vote my humble endeavor g. carry this
Af be- nr rInct0rs who uto pledged 10
cnef their vote for him. Loyalty 20 the
Republican platforms u Utah, iulhll'
ment OF q thousand pledges made 10
the reople, anu respect for thu Heht
Of humanity willall be secured by 'hls
seton.
REpunLiCAN ELECTORS URGED.
No severance from the Republican
parry or from party faith 10 hereby
involved. IT'S my hope that the Re
publican party OF Umh, when u al
assemble 10 convention, viii foitcfhle
lla urclnmtinn4 of past years. VIII
nominate "a complete ticket, ino udinE
tr..ideuiial elect b., selecting for ils
utminoes for all offices Republicans Of
pronounced conviction and uitcfancei
OF tiled ami AMIR. we'd courage, Of hfm
belief In bmutsiiam ana projections
will pledge the a.ubiran electors %
this STATE, IL the parry shall succetd ~
the polls, 10 casf their ballots in the
CleUtOral college tor william }, Bryan
0t Nebraska iUf PRECEDENT.
So1 DfNoCRATs.
There IL no necessity Or Republl'
cans TO enter Into the Democratic party
Of 20 vote its uugyt iu order TO Work
effectively fof bimetalllsm. On the
contrary, three Republican olociofs
from Utah and other Republican cleo
tors from surrounding states by casting
their vote 10 tho electoral college iOr
William J. Bryan, 81 a bimutallitii viii
DO more for blmctalism than Democrat
10 electors from the same States ana
performing tho same act, would dui
for this TohsOu-lhAt elevated 10 the
Pfefldoncy by tho vote Of men WIN
mtolvos have arisen superior 10
partisanahip, William J. Bryan would
iJol that ms fellow uiii1sre, " all
classes aud nll phrtitf, haI realized
with him the FauCtity VI this mighty
cause, aud haI found To- him their
trusted defender The people " Utan,
Of all parties, could do no more
gracious or helpful act than 10 Invest
this responsibility uud authority Ia
Republican hands under solemn GOV.
tnsut, TO thus uaat tue electoral vote OF
the state, since many Republicans
her. expect 90 aud arc Wiling 10 tfusi
a still greater authority 10 william ).
BTyau,la Democratic bimotalllsL
STAND On TIE STATE PLATFORM.
II tho assumption ~ unjust that 20.
llliCnl authority within tue Repubh-
eau party IN 10 be- used 10 exclude the
mass Of the party from parglc patton
Ia conventions AMI 10 abT0gato Ropub.
lican doctrines, then no harm Will
have been done 20 any man ny
this letter. Bat ifitho Implication Ia
the Tubuno'a editorial Ia correct,
10 10 none too soon 10 sounu
warning note. respectfully
Invoke the activity ana the courage Of
ihB Republican men and women Of
Utah who know that uumau Justice d
tbs hfal consideration, That patiy IL
not W dear ns iIutu, thnt on yes are
not ~ important as principles, anu
who, out OF their knowledge anu theft
bravery iu this trying time can seud O.
word VI comfort ron ocean u ocean,
liitlng up tue despOuuCnt anu assuring
thr less hopeful anu lees comfoftablr
OF the laud that within these mountain
laatnessos l. no room Tor threat or fear.
/ respectfully suggest 10 the believer
IN bimetailism within the Republican
party thAt they have the right ~ slanu
on the party platforms Of this State.
Tue laHt official declaration ot the
party here declared bmaiallism 10 b.
the paramount issue OF the times.
There hns baon no official acceptance
Of the 81. Louis financial plank by
the Republicans Of Utah. No exeCu-
tive committee no central committee,
no newspaper, authority H. sufficient
10 limit our nghl 10 WORK from the
primaries 10 tho State convention 10
control Il in tho interest OF lus,ice RnG
party supremacy.
FRANK ]. CANNON.
CuuES, Utah, Aug. ]. 1890.