Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21

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With nation equal 10 wealth and
power 10 ouu.i1urth OF the world, u is
UowarIly 10 cay that we mu1t nss tho
permission o. Gr1as Britain 10 establish
aud maintain financial policy VI cur
own. Believing, ns We dc, that return
20 the monCinryeyutcmo especially recJs'
ulz8d In tho Constitution AMI Cl 10
plclulv PROVIDED fur ny law from l1J3
till 1873, affords the only ground ul
hope tor tho botlerment u tho ui..
tioissd condition OF oil the clauo', cS.
cent those who live by the Increment
that money loaned gives u tuo1o who
loan 1t, VIZ appeal 10 oil CLASSES 10 ri y
TO tho support Of the only candidate
wh0Se success Indicates any hJpc VI
follti.
Lot the merchant aud business man
whOso dwindiing anu lussCuoi pt-hta
have, dcspltO his care uud economy,
brought min tacs o. iaci with pruHguc.
tive bankruptcy and ruin; tbs rrIics
s.onal mau, whose best efforts scarcely
AFFORD MIN compensation for hls iaUOr
alone; The farmer, the continually fall
ing pioes OF whose pfsluc.H nave lott
him no returns for capital iuveuitd anu
work performed; and last, hut not
least, let tho grand army OF laboflug
mon, % called, tue atlisan, tue M
chanic and the minor And every one
VINO depends upon his daily labor ior
his daily bread, LOOK about him anu
observe the great numtor VI those VINO
VAinly sock Tor chance 10 WORK. uIou
tbs great army Of enforced idlofs, emu
and one aud oil resolve 10 toy not
an experiment ('or bimotallism 10
not IN cxgofimonl, bu. rather
return 10 tue policy tuat
throughout the viciialludos Of Cut
nation's iniacy, through the Inter.
neolve struggle OF il8 mnnh09d, kept u
great, tres and prosperous nation ~
wnich LABOR was not only represented
aui employed, but was 70 compensated
thbt want ana distress such NJ now
weigh upon us was unknown, Let tue
lesion OF history, too fuccut ana TOO
| pain b. be gainsiil or dUnIUI, be hotds
81, anu lot there bu no fcas mat q sys'
tom that 10 wonderfully protected lauor,
| developed business enterprise aud ut.
| cured 10 the nation n cJutuutui aud
prosperous people In tue past, win 10
| aught but bring 10 a. q return Of like
prosperity, thu predictions Of disaster
| VI our opponents 10 tho contrary not
/ witnHtanulng.
In Mr. Beyaa tho Chicago oonveu-
/ ton placed Mt tue head VI iis ticket q
gentleman OF exceptional ability aud
u high character. No mau oi his age
was beltUr known throughout tue
| United States than he. A member u
/ Congress for four years, he commanded
tue admiration aud fuspUC. ui all his
associates Ia that BODY no % scholarly
/ ~ a .If a NaH
| No man had ever nssailUd bis Chafac.
ter OF Ia any way gug1ti0ueI his
| integrity or moral worth. His char
aCtrf isn ~ example Tor tue young
men Of this county. He has shown
In all his public uttofaucCs that lac
loves his country auu his oOuntryme
aud that ne BYmpaIhizes with them
IN their distress, lilo has also tnuwu
TINT hb believed tue financial system
! whtun makoa gold tho eta uuatI vi va.
ue was ina great degree tue cause vi
the depression anu financial ui6tfesl
prevalent throughout tue land; tina
lhr condition now existing will c0u
unuu while the present monetary eys
tgin lasts, aud that no would iain 20
lugu TO tue use Of both GOLD aud silye
as they were used PRIOR 10 1873, aud hl
has proposed such change OF tn
financial system by the usual constilu
ti0nai methods.
Such was the character AMI sucl
the political opinions OF toe cAudidsr
known 10 his couutfymtn, who bl
thUir representatives IL convection
selected from every state In the Union
put him In II minatiOn for the highus
uilice within the gut Of tue American
people.
This is u critical pir.oi in GU
national history. Our Industrial nnt
nnonoiM Independence Of Olhc
n,tious and peoples "a Involved Ga thi
campaign, aud We firmly believe thor,
will DO no return 10 prosperity unit
We shall have changed our hnauclA
system No AZ TO restore the bimciallit
system established by tho fathers %
the Republic; and 40 believing, ",
urge all friends Of gold anu silver nj
standard money and tho opponents o
u single gold standard 10 give 10 MF
Bryan and Mt. 5ewall their hearty
support. In advising this course WI
do not consider u necessary that thoJ
snail abandon or surrender thelr pOlili
cal Views on other questions.
Profoundly Impressed with the I'm
poItancB Of the Issues OF this cam
palgn, for ourselves and our associates
We respectfully submit the foregoing u
the candid consideration OF tito Ameri
eau people,
HIM. TELLER.
FRED II. DUBOIS,