Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24

which you welcome me. am r..
turning home 20 thy constituents. l
know no. how they willfoceive me, but
I have done what I couti iefed was NY
iuly,auu n they remark, go thou hence
aud return o. us no more, have iHo
satisfaction II knowing that Itch VIII
At least adopt me. (ChtorH.D l dOn't
propose o. occupy much ui your time
~ ! know you want 20 hear from Flut
ueiegstss, but / will jubt 10 on aud at.
tempt t1 review ,ut WORK ~ tue con.
voniion. Whtu went % 3d. LOUIS, /
was convinced of the fact that was
hiUing forth 10 an atHomblaae OF gold.
uugs, anu while felt that silver would
gsta blsCk eye / conclude 10 DO MY
uost and show tia, al least mad slms
respect TOT NY CONVECTION. Asa PIE.
limiuaiy 20 the work % the gfCat as.
etmblagC, cane the appIiutmtut OF
chaplain auiHs am nuth TengiOnisi
myselI Ia not care upDn whIsc head
would 'nIi tau honor But
VOID with togutI to the pray
or. 10 Was n noble oIOri o..
pleie with many words, but tu
those words, oliver dii not IND "a
place. The Chaplin had doubtless
Z
vocation, came forth iufvVnt plea
that q golden belt might oncifC,u this
hUml8phofe."
In referring TO the WORK OF Uiaha
| delugatoa VI the 81. Louis convention
| tue speaker saiJl I'll you hal been at
that great gathering auJ watched the
| movements oi your representatives,
| Hon. Frank J. Cannon aud q, l..
! Ail0p, your heart would have swrllUd
/ ~ith 10y and you would have iolt that
| you we're indeed truly and nlbly repre-.
scented. VIII | ever forget tue effort
/ Oi your SruatOf NJ he stood before the
bowling, ieuuug CfOwu, reading the
silver mems fafuwol (Gteat chteflngl
[ think not, nor do tniuk you would
ever forget " hud you teen there 10 hear
II. 10 was n glorious proceeding aud
ono that made inc feel thankful that !
even lived u the staiO alIOiOiug that
ia which the fearless anu brave Mt
Cannon rrsiicj.
In conclusion / will only oay that
we did our best while at tho couvun.
ton, anu while | know not how my
return will DO greeted y my CJuiiiiu.
unts, / have only this " say that We
who boileu, nj least had the courage u
our convictions"
HErREsESTArivE ALLEN.
Tho baud then rendered patriotic
melody, which was received WITH loud
aud continued applause, after which
| RspteseAtativs &. T.. Allen was intfJ.
uuCgu ami received with yOCiirTOus
cn,crlng.) lie sald substantially.
"My fellow citizens, ladies anu gem
tltmou- The latl night teilf0 the
election IN 1895 | stood upon this plat.
iOfm sui explained 10 the electors Oi
tins Slate tue political situation NJ that
time. 1 then t0li them that however
little know, | know enough 20 vote
for the iftc coinage ~ SILVER, then
said mat II was elected on certain
plaliUtm, uuOn thst iuuItical platform
.uld stand, | have livei am lng
the people of Utah Tor the Tgst ten
Year,, curing which time have nl.
ways advocated that the election ~ an
inuiyilual on ccnHiu platform,
should constitute the oIuru which
that individual should taAU whun
voting. am yet "A Republican ~
wei. W. q ItoieouOuisi, but / any TO you
that thereon be no Protection TO these
United btat,b without the rem JuullEA.
ton of oi,viT - that metal which
I
forms, the people Of Utah nave
declared 10 10 IN favor u
am not In n position 10 state, whore
the people OF Jan now sgnnI on this
pT0p0sitiuN. But can say tbiF, tho
principles winch were adyociied by
myself and mat stalwaTi, sturdy son VI
UIah's soil, Hobcr NJ. Wells (applauscl
lin nlLOiy.uln1 different cues, towns
aud hamltts throughout lhis state,
are still tue pTinCiple which | uphold,
and | bsllHye, for / cannot believe
otherwise, that Utnh's ciii1Bns stand
In the same position. Tine speaker
hero quoted from the platform adopted
at lhs H. Louis convention. declaring
Tor a gold standard aud o0ntinutd;l
Can Utah'a citizens support SUCH -
platform VIII they support ~ |
mink not. They have declared uu.
tquv0cally Tor Tree silver In the past,
q Aud | believe they will 40 W la the
q future. Home, Sweet Home, the
tune 10 beautifully rendered by The
band, brings 10 my mind the con
dlllon which exists among IN,
, " fklug classes Of our country
( What il their condition. They arc "
o day unable 10 gain sufficient mean
b with which 10 euslain themselves ant
a families, "a condition which will exile
. 10 long ~ time lasts, u We yield 10 "a
( action OF tbs Republican convention
u vt 81. Louis, aud IA closing l ufgu
Q upon Uiah'H people 10 declare agaius
!. such a state VI aiialIt, aud show 10 iG
I Wall Street gOlI'uugs that There 10 u
l least one STATE In tho Unisn which dc
4 clar,s that they viii not BIO bound b!
= their golden bands OF tyranny aud op
. preston"
!. REVOLUTIONS FRJM IiNTlO.
!, Al the conclusion Of Rsprrsentaliy
: Aliens remarks, the following TesOlu
= tons adopted al a meeting hold IA III
u rinuc mining district AMI sigued o.
i n, y, Fullrilo m chairman aud Gu
\ J. houTOld, NJ, IS. Hewlett, A, n. hyu
u auu Ffud Nelson, committee, were toal
q by Jud e Cnlhorl
. Whereas, Tho Republican state con
u yontion OF Utah declared In uuuqulyOcA
l. terms for tho ull and unlimited coinage
II ofHilyor AZ thu old ratio VI 10 To ono; an.
a Whereas, our delegates lo tho uatiunl
IA convention were necessarily pledged
Il that PLATFORM lOlt
Al Resolved, by the people " ElTokn,tha
:, we, la mass mDolng assembled, huarul
- iudOrso tho action OF Hon, Frank j, Can
y non, Hon e. T.. All0u and ThOs. koarI
T. m standing upOu our State himriallI
10 platform iu tho national conventions an
IA also heartily iud1rso aud commend thel
q absolute refusal 10 accept The gold plat
a form aud the goldbug caudidatci aud d
B. IL further
/. lo,olvod, That wo hereby extend T.
n Frank J, Cannon, g. T.. Allen an