Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-23
BOILERS WELCOMED.
Cannon and Alien Given a R0usIng
Reception By Citizens.
Music, CHEERS ANp ENTHUSIASM.
spirited speeches at thp knuisiord
this Aiitrnoon-Big Needing
q. The Ih.aicr Tonight

] NH NNN III N'NI ANUINWIl
United States Senator Frank J. Can.
non aud Congressman &. h.. Allen
arrived In Salt I1ke at 1915 tnis after.
noon. AM 70 Joyous homecoming II
wac. Hundreds Ut admitting citizens
mot them nj the uepot with carriages,
l % we've auI brass band. Asthe train
| pulled into the depot the band tiayst
"Soe tue Couqucung Hero Comes"
uuu great uuffgu went up from tue
crowd. Whon the two prost cham.
| pi0us OF tue white metal stepped
! on 90 the platforms cheer alter cheer
rent the n.F anu perfect stampede
occurred. Every body wanted 10 grasp
/ tue hAuaH u tho c1uvcl ton boilers
aud very large proportion succeeded
iu heir attempts GO 30 10. Speeches
were then ,,nundtd, but according
| 20 the program tllt hsI Uotn previous.
| ly arranged, that was BOTHER tue tims
nor the lace Coz their delivery. They
were o. tbko place at tue kuulslou,
where a large crowd assembled to hear
| htm.
Toe march o. the holol was Of the
| irumpuA order and the procession,
l uuaur the circumstances, a large one.
] Headed by tuU band II parallel
! Iuu puuglpal streets OF tES
/ city, lu uuH of the carriages
shl Senator Cannon, C1ugressmau
| Allen, ulu. a, e.. Cleveland " Ne
v,Nu, o. 100 U1ltrr, aud Mayor Gieu-
! DINING. inscriptions were earned as
/ IsNuw..
can Hal to thr Patfiolsp
"riFo a alu, FnEE-Uur Own 81.
| YER Cannon"
"5,tvor .Or the Many aud Gold for
| the fyW."
cannon, Allen, Teller shylock
/ X ere"
"Olr own People Before the Money
| Lrudyr.,"
Before Country Comes Party"
"And hoy Boiled into the He,rIs OF
| the People"
"rhoy Refused to Bow-A lien, Can.
non anu Teller All Right"
aENAroR CASNoS's wELCoME.
Fully ono thousand people throneod
| the tUiunda and corridors Of the hotel
aud listened 20 the speeches, which
we're vooliefously Applsudo1 through.
out. senator Cannon was the nrsl to
tpsak. lie said;
"blen OF Utab; | did not ask you
what should no At that convention "
! the party should 30 back upon ils
| promises anu declare Tor g0id, for 1
/ huow what you wanted me TO do.
know that the people OF Utah wanted
| every man TO be true TO himself. 'rhis
shove all things, 10 thino own self 10
true, thea " must follow as tho night
tbs Jay, thou cAust not then 10 false 10
/ any man. Last year Governor Wells,
| hHpse-uutnl We Allen anu myself In.
sisted In more than ono hundred meet.
ings held throughout Utah that tho
| gfrntu.t ductfinu OF the Rp.
| publican party was the uplift.
! INK ~ the tOilrra Of tho
country AMI tho protection Of their
| interests nu1 tuat n rested upon the
same basic truth a. the monetary
| question. Holding . that truth, We
believed that tue Republican party
wns tending irTeslsuUly towards the
| restoration u the money OF the ps0-
| pit, uuu We made an implied contract
/ tnul u the Republican party should
| ever turn IT, tauD Bgaiust tue rights OF
the people We should turn our faces
| ugal NJ the Republican convention
that did o.. (AppGu o.
have no criticism H. pass upon any
other man. Buy am not tho kind Of
! "a Republican who can stradd!r from
| Wall street 10 the silver mines Of Utah.
| AZ tho national convention, Senator
Lodge said that II tue plat.
| form were made w that II would con.
| scluuIiUusly suit me, no himself would
! b. obliged 10 bolt. Such men as he saw
I az. -.
cuasm. IL must be either silver VI gold.
| (Npplaure.l
"l am still Republican. Bu; the
rcpubllctnism that cling to ~ that
which Lincoln taught, which Grant
| proclaimed with his life anu his deeds,
which James q. Blaine inside supreme.
| / am a UtAn Republican, and shall OK.
/ poet 10 remain nv until great party
snail have done with M iit Of madness,
and shall come back TO the people VINO
made Il great (lremenlous applauss.)
CONGRESSMAN ALLEN SPEAKS.
Congressman Allen then sscsndea
the marble steps In answer TO repeated
calls and spoke In the following
/ siTairi
col nave not yet learned tho way OF
| being elected on one platform ANA Try.
ing Co stand upon another. Tue Re
puuliCius OF UtAh have declared year
after year tuat tue basic tenuts Oi thuiT
iuitn were protection anu the cOinags
ui silver by the United States at the
ratio OF 10 TO !. Last year the money
| question WAS mace che offensive part
Ut cur campaign iu Utah ana where
tne daily press uiI not reach we
preached tho same doctrine to the
| people, / no not wish 90 cast criticism
upon 0IurIs, tut / say that any
man lnas remained IA the con.
ygutiou nt H.. Louis and gave II
tuu benefit Oi his presence was striking
/ blow at the coinage OF silver. And
m re than that, hu was slrIEing blow
nt the protection 90 American indus
lyy, uuCau.e the sans principle lnat
uuuerliUs tue money question uaGeT-
lies the protective IRtIn. There can
| uu no protection iur tuia nation 80 long
49, the gold standard shall prevail.
| lApulause.l
eve have no excuses 10 make 10 the
people Tor what We have done. We
nave not left the Republican party; We
| luit toe Republican convention. II is
tuW Tor the upUlle To say WlDthpF thew