Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-19

NNNFNtN the NNNH iNl VIC .HNNH. TO ....
earlier time OF this Republic, % te utn
TO which virtues are requisite .o' ihe
pfOsrCfiiy aud contcu Imcnt u the
people and the pefpeiuliy anu ne
aanding example OF Zee inst.tuli0.F.
That name l. Henry N. Teller, a man
OF the people aud for tho people. He u
OF no section. His experience aud ser
vice, his devo ION 10 the Common justice
aud the common cause Of his fellow
ClliEsng, has been 90 wlIu us the cOuu.
ny. We believe that the people OF
the United stafos have him In their
hearts ~ he hps had their interests In
his purpose through oil The Work Of an
excited lie.
itiHnut mttoly az the exponent oil
monetary reform that WE present THE
men 10 tue pc pic. II BE- true that Nu
has wagod mighty war Tor the f,st.f.
alton Of the money OF the Constitution
aud his name has been Identified a.
thut u no other living man with this
great cause. But had bis services
been lees demanded and less u ticel
IN this direction, the people would stlll
have recognized Ia him for other
iabofs a Statesman OF the purUst type.
His only poverty las been that o. uis
Iufsc. Ia other thiugs, Ia the guuufUs.
tits OF man TO man; b. bindnnuts OF
tCrds Tor his iellOwg, and IN the study
anu dOinRB OF mighty cafrefi hu has
been one Of tho most opulout Of
American cilizaus OF any age. Ia
submitting this name 70 the people We
remind them that just n generation
agO, from the heafJ Of the hUundless
Wet md touched ~ the finger Of
GOD, there arose an omancipatOr who
vas powerful IN the work VI human
delivrrauce. by his wisdom aud
courage, pt0videntinlly directed, mil.
li0ua were Fot foe aud the nation kept
~ its holy Union. IL others shall zee
thia Opportunity as We sDJ d.,
u our fellow citizens shall e,u
this duty ~ We zee ~; that sublime
history may be repeated Hni another
mau, clothed IN the majesty Of devotion
T. 1.-THE race, will DO nitud TO power
where, by his wisdom aud courage,
providentially directed, more millions
may he made free from chains as gull.
log a. those Of actual slavery, aud the
nation may 10 preserved iu tuo unity
OF Ito missiou u the world.
The following are the signatures ~
the silver address itsuc4 today;
Fed Il, DUBOIS, Il. II. Tpltirrew,
FAuk J, Cannon, Charles II. Han.
man, Ben T.. Rich, Clarence E.Allou,
a. II. Robertson. A. G.. Cleveland,
Willis sweet, Amassn &. Campbell,
Archie NJ. Stevenson, EuJH HtUthor,
James M. DJwling. Cnhrles II. Brick.
enslein, InUmus X lnrns, 4. J. Hart,
L.tuulUn Price, Jauh j. Elliott, o. J.
Salisbury, J, Is. Ovutlon, Frank &.
Cloudy, John +. WAN, J. W, Rookie.
fellow, Robert W. Bon yinge, John
N. williams and l.. NJ. Ear.
EFFECT % TIiE HILr oN THE uAM.
pAIgS.
Representative Chail,s 3. Hartman
oi Montana was askui by reporter
what effect hO thought the action VI
tae blmetallat delegation in Teludiat.
Ing the gold standard PLANK OF tne Re.
publican platform would have upon
tbs coming campaign. He replied ne
follows:
"Ifall the blmelalli6t forces OF the
couutfy can be centered uTnn one
candidate there viii be- no difficulty,
IN my Judgment, In haviog a himetal.
Lief Pftsident aud bimsiAllist Con.
gtess elected this fall. Ihe end AMI
aim OF all the supporters OF bime sllIsm
should be- TO promote tbs nomination
" the strougtst candidate that can be
obtained. 1t should not be a question
simply OF individual preferences Of auy
cit zen, but the ~ minent question
which every blmetallist In all parts
AM all sections ought TO ask himself
h: What will bring 90 that ticket the
greatest number Of electoral y0te2'
"As the result OF very care ul and
extensive examination OF the question
through personal interviews aud by
CoTfesp OudUucr, l am convinced that
Mr.. Teller above all others IN Infinitely
the strongest man We can nominate.
The action Of the retiring delegates
from the Republican convention was
the proper coutse 10 pursue, aud should
nc be- made no standard bearer Of the
Dimetnllist foTors his election would
follow by mn overwhelming majority.
II has been conceded by largo mum.
her OF Domt cratic bimotalIlsls both IN
aud out Of Congress, with whom |
have converted, that Mr., Telle,i by
reason Of his bOlJ, cCufogtOu Gus ami
patient stand against the force bill,
would carry every southern state with
the eXceI ton Of Maryland and West
Virginia, aud with that concession
am content, Tue people OF the South
have not forgotten the ringing laen.
tenCee TO which Senator Teller gave
utteTanCo when the force bill WAS
pending In the Senate, when hs DO.
nounCei II ~ the .mUst Infamous
measure that had over crossed tue
threshold Of the Senate
"Any one Of the prominent aud
distinguished Democrats mentioned In
the pIeis 10 head tho ticket could also
carry these same states.
"lhtTef0fe, thus lar their strength
10 equal New tako tho states lying
wet OF the Missouri river. Any ous
OF tho Democratic BIN tallists on u
bimuIaIlist platform could carry
hvo OF the intuTmuuuialH states, POS
tossiug 10 electoral votes, but he
would lose eight VI these slgtts, pos
tossing i5 electoral votes. MI Teller
could carry al OF the states west OF
the Mi,sUuH river and would therefore
have as more electoral votes Ut this
siege Il tho nuAlytis than Democrat
could possibly hone TO have.
"NuW lot US take the belt Of states
lying between The Missouri TlyeT aud
tue Allegheny mountains. A Demo.
cratic bimetallist with all tho iOTcus
C0ntergd upon him would ouTlailly
carry Missouri and Indiana, gud
would stand a fair show OF carrying
Iiu0is; would stand no STOW Of carry.
ing MluucsOtR anu Uut little chow to
carry Michigan, Mr. IelIol on the
contrary, uniting an 4 tue blHutnll.tt