Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-10
ALL FOR M'KINLEY.
There Will DO Practically no Contest,
Says Hanna.
THE FINANCIAL PLANK IL OUTLINE
The Votes Of Western states " but
Little Account In the
Electoral COLLEGE.

81. LOUIS, Juno i0.--Bepaior Thuts-
ton, member Of the natioHal Republl.
can committee from Nsbfaska aud n
delegate to the convention, was among
The early arrivals today. He wore the
MIX inley and Hobart bsuge. at 10
pTolty well understood," said the sen.
aior, 'Ehat am for Mckinley for the
nfst place. With his domination,
assured az It IL, we want an eastern
man as his running mate, and | be-
lieve Hobart will be an avhllable man.
We want 10 keep New Jersey In the
Republican ranks now We have 1.
there. Furthermore, Hobart 10 atroug
In New YorE."
Tburston said no believed the In.
diana declaration would form q
model upon which many declarations
would he based. 81. ts,' he eaid,
"bIiei an explicit sud akiiully avoids
reference by It's terms & any OF the
mooted questions. IL Ia ~ unmistak-
able sound money uttefnnce. At tho
same time II avoids all mehtion u the
gold standard, reference 10 which, by
name, would urive the vote away from
the ticket IN some states" The senator
expressed his opiulon that Indiana
would DO satisfactory 10 all thu woitofn
states except Colofado, Utah, Montans,
idaho and Nevada, AMI possibly
| Wyoming, but no said ~ they have,
all told, only 10 v0tes In the electoral
college, tue party could afford TO lOse
them.
HANNA ARmvEs.
Marcus A. Hanna ami w. A. Hahn
NJ OaiO, arrived today. Mckinley
headquarters at once became the nuty
poruOn Of southern Hotel. Hanna
taid tho expression received In.
dicated that the irienos Of Mckinley
had not tho lentt overestimated
hts popularity. lDfofmation had been
received from ifiends Of other candi.
dates that little or no contest would be
made. Hahn said the nnanolal PLANK
gould be sueh m every Republican
could stand upon, who wanted the
national credit sustained.
THE CONTESTS
The national committee OF the
Rspublican party, which begins Its
meetings today for the purpose OF de.
ciding, temporarily at least the various
contests for seats IN thp ioSpvsntion,
Expects 10 no thoroughly Into The
merits OF all cases PRESENTED. Ths
members are OF the opiuion that the
interests OF ths party will be promoted
by y careful analysis OF testimony anu
n decision on all cases upon it, merits,
regardless Of personal presidential
preferences or prtjudicos OF the con.
lsstanis uTon tho financial question.
Their decision In favor OF any JeIega.
ton will have tie only sfrirt OF seat.
ing It, members for the Tempe
rnry organization AMI their work
will necessarily DO superseded
by the committee on credentials. but
they hope 10 perform the task 40 thor.
oughly NJ 10 leave comparatively little
Tor that committee to do. The nation
al committee will probably be Engaged
upon the contests the greater part o.
the week. The Mckinley men have
decided upon G. w. Fairbanks OF In.
diana, Tor temporary chairman, but
many members OF the national coni.
mitteo are urging Samuel Fessendtn
OF Conneoticui. FesseDdon will not
be satisfactory TO the Mckinley leaders,
aud ~ the nationsl committee should
name him 10 might precipitate con-
,ett In the convention. IL Ia possible.
however, that everything VIII DO adj
Jus1ed IN the committee.
ONE rRotmr sr4rrrn
Tho tfoubI, nbout tha ooIo,.a ,.i..
gaIea seems settled. Chairman Carter
has received numerous telegihms from
MI over mo country calling Tor re.
moval OF The CONVENTION " the coloIed
men do not receive fair treatment.
The matter VIII be brought up In tho
committee To-Day and Chairman Kan
nnrd OF the local COMMITTEES viii give
assurances that The coI0red deleg ates
VIII De taken care OF.
MIST nrc,Aup pon ao,n
A careful analysis Of the situation
seems TO inuieht. that straddie on the
financial qu'slion viii not be popular,
n htrndilo To hold the silver sistee, the
leaders say, would lose New York, New
jersey hud Connecticut, Ia case gold