Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-07

Especial Dispatch 10 the NEWS from our own
Correspondent
CHICAGO, July -. l.. Rawlins,
member Of tho committee on platform
and resolutions, said 10 the NEWS man
this morning:
"ln response to requests from con.
siderable number Of prominent Demo-
Gratis appeared before conference OF
the western states delegations In the
rooms OF the Colorado people at 10
o'cock last night ana stated my views
on the platform to be submitted TO the
convention. II was decided that the
Instrument would DO very brief. On
the silver question II will DO n practi'
cal repetition o. the platform adopted
by tho recent Utah Democratic con-
vention. 1t will also contain the tarlfi
plank drafted by tho Utah delegation
As sent out by the Associated press on
Friday last Us follows;
we favor the imposition OF duties to
meet the demand OF tho government
Tor revenue, such duties 10 be 90 nd.
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the country anu not discriminate
against any Glasses or seollons'
In addition to tho regular delegates
aud altorna,es, the following persons
have registered Mt tho Utah head
quartetG Salt Lake City,. A.
0oodhuc, Miss Ada Patterson, DR.. J.
l.. Talmage. Goo. +. Culmor, Rachel
Edwards. Virginia Snow, Thomas q.
Merrill, Il. Il. McGuinn and wife, J..
n. CrawlSy, J. b. Caldwell, NJ. Ham
mofslough, J. N. Neville and wife,
John J. Baly. son and daughter, VIM.
Burke, J. Is. Toronto, J. +. Harris,
Patrick Ryan. Dennis Ryan, Mrs. Elias
A.Smith, A.w. Primross. All Nandel,
formerly OF Salt Lake; II. .. Dryer,
Chas. Il. Glenn and wife, William
Condor, Judge T. w. wAmpler, Eu-
gene Young, Mrs. Ralph Emerson
Arnold, (nee Mary olsen), George J.
Needham, l.. l.. Holden. All Of
these except Mr.. Holden are now resi-
dents OF Chicago.
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FOREMAN, l.. IL. BoasoW, George NJ.
Hanson Of the STANDARD, Mrs. q. W.
Reid, VIM. Allison, ID. II. Adams, T.
II. 0uerney, Mrs. q. Graham, w. II.
Harvey, Miss Beason.
Other Utah Points-R. q. Wilson.
Eureka; DIR. l.. T.. Isareen, Tooels; ID.
q. Morris, Thomas Cupit Jr., ,Thos.
kearns, Park City; o. Is. Hardy,
brigham City; Thomas Kroupi,
sandy; l. N. MSrtinoau, q. }. FJelslsd,
Logan.
WILL FOLLOW SENATOR JONES.
Judge Powers came into head.
quarters at ten u. m. today after attend
Ing u conference OF the silver men a,
the sherman house and addressed the
Utah delegation; alt has been agreed
unanimously that the silver men shall
follow In the wake OF Senator Jones OF
Arkansas. When he rises We arc to
rise, when he makes n motion We arc
TO support it-that Ia n the gold huge
attempt TO capture the convention by
force. Clayton OF Alabama will move
to seat Daniel as chairman, Senator
White d California will move 10 adopt
the rules OF the last national conyen-
tion. We must remember this anu act
accordingly. II necessary two COM
Vsntions Will be kept running Mt tho
came. Gold aud silver are striving for
supremacy. The situation 10 important
and critical and we must LOOK well TO
cur strength and see that II 10 not
broken or IN any way dissipated. The
prospects are that We will have most
exciting hght."
Having thus delivered himself. about
hundred Utah people foil into line
and marched TO the Illinois Central
railway where they took tbs train for
this Coliseum, seven miles distant