Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16

ultimate redemption would lie icy uhi
their sordid powors. A. We SAID be.
fore the free coinage Of substitute VIII
not pass tho House and we're II 10 pats
tie PRECEDENT woui veto ii.Bnt tue poli'
teal power oi sllvor,it has been shown
n on the ascendant, and the next gch'
Oral election may cuangc th1 complex
ion OF the lower house. What silver
nen rerd most o. watch u tlo pfetl'
Genital c0ntost. No cnnuilalr ougI.
20 10 enforced who Will uoi lot 1t Or
publicly known that he Will not veto
freo coinage biIl should 81 ue ptstCl."
rhe Senate substitute OH referred %
was n bill tot tue iret, untoltfiotyd ant
independent coiuagc OF silver at tbs
ratio OF 10 20 ~
He believed this wta tue then an.
believed We had the same rIghi now "a.
thpu 10 dtolatp cur utvutiln ~ tuU
ptiuolplus thst made Utah II pa Hear.
He could net nave hal prgu1tf
hour than T. have como back aul $40.
claimed TO the people that the lttpuuli-
can party would do justice by tutmi
but unfortunately the uattlca h.u
changed their attitudes on tue gtea.
question OF bimetaiiism, tho nupfumo
iiBue OF the age, tue question upon tue
solution Of which uUpuudUi NOT only
socI.i iuslica but tho very existence
| tee govornfuout
senator Cannon hote showed that
/ the wealth OF tho nation hal
| quadfuplcd In 20 years but uuiot d
/ lad money syhtrm few uai obtaiueI
! al the wealth aud tho patton was
| plungod into debt Creator thaA the as
sessed valuation Of all tn property Ia
/ the nation, aud 10 Il now time 20 obtain
q money system under which these
| VINO create should also possess, but an.
| lees there b. tufiiciunt m1ncy 20 create
hlgh prices Tor human toll, the t0iiors
| 20 Into the slavery % debt. Tho
speaker explained at length that "
| money did not Increase C0nfcBp mi.
ingly with other property, tho other
property would necessarily decrease In
value. All the gold 900 tho UnitoI
5iates Ia Gbsolu oily under the oJuttol
" foreign uOWeta aud not
one dollar can remain without
tho consent oi tbs foreign baukefa
For oyef 400 years the word had Kept
n record OF ~ production oil gold anu
silver, and the ratio OF tho two metals
M produced by the Creator was about
10 10 1 al tnie lime; tho fuiio eaiAbiish-
ga by law was 30 g. /, uud tho United
states could not expect England 10
agtee 20 tue change OF this ratio DO.
cause II was not 10 her intufest % do
~ M she pro uoed about ninety n.il-
Hons NJ gold Annually and only twelve
millions Of silver, ami tue present
ratio Of silver TO gold reduces tue
prices Of commodities that England
uaa to buy.
After iuflher calculation Of the
I - d
Rio gold standard Senator Cannon
showed that " tho Republican parI
10 plaued IN POWER and lives up TO ~
platform, which he believed IL would,
We cannot look Tor free coinage irau a.
that party, anu tho policy pursued by
President Cleveland Ia selling Djndi
20 keep up tho surplus OF gold would b,
continued by MT. Mckinley anu h,
/ would not condemn 10 President
Cleveland that which no would moi
condemn ~ President Mckinley.
Senator Cannon called attention u
some VI the nionuusgahlo muihOdf
used ia the Mex .hlpy clmpaign, tunn
~ providing "rouud money and pro
teolionn bullonr Tor tbs eastern states
aud "protectl0n and bimelalllam" bat
tons for tue western alalo', ana TO nj
interview Ia which Senator Chandlel
Of Now Hampshire had charged ina
money for tho purpose OF Improperly
influencing the Nomination OF Mt
McK uioy had boon collected by the
Mckinley managers. ThiH Interview
had been read on the door OF the Sen.
ate ana Senator Chandler had not Dc.
nied n. Tho speaker closed In an elo-
quent pororatiOn urging tins people T.
cast their votes Tor Bryan and not dis.
card truth rathor than a name. (rho
namo VI Bryan, whenever meuliU ne ],
bfoug firm hearty applauug.l
Mr.. VafiAn, VINO was gtoutol with y
burst OF applause, followed, OK flaming
further the owls OF a contracted cur
tenuy aud the necessity for IT. expand.
log with the growth an1 tho needo Of
no people. He all1 showed that
without sufficient money to put In.
dustIles Ia operation without fear OF
bankruptcy protection would not prove
beneficial, and TuiurTed 10 the proc.
Porous condition Of Mexico on u oliver
hnsls. Tho Republicans who were
stlll holding 10 the free silver tonui,
Of the party were called boilers
hlokefs, anarchists, ETC., etc,
because they would not desert prinoi.
pie which they had chung TO for many
years, aud that by people who had not
been acquainted with Rspublioanism
Tor over iiye years. In the Chicago
convention the principle Of bimetailiSm
v a. adopted against all tho power OF
tho old party leaders; they said bore Il
peoples party anu u peoples iaitn
We can trust and follow that faith, and
10 doing 10 they were following q
great tribune Of the people aud stand.
ing by their party platform. Mt.
Varlan spoke Of the inj Justice aud Ia
consistency OF the Stale Central com.
mittee calling Ono convention TO meet
in Mount Pleasant 10 vote for Mckiu.
ley electors, who must DO gold men,
ami another H. meet In Ogden 10 vote
for a silver man a. representative u
: Congress. lilo advised the Republl'
cans who were not gold standard men
10 have nothing 10 DO with these con-
, ventious but 90 send delegates 10 the
Independent Rirublioan convention
: 10 meet In Salt Lake on the 2ith, aud
there put In nomination silver Re
; publican 20 COuEtets, ami nominate
= niecloTs n tho convention 10 decided
Mayor HOlbTOoG spoke briefly In Te'
gard to the fec silver resolution
: aduptud by the Trans. Mississippi con-
gfoss In 81. Louis In 1894, which was
q voted for by all the Ulan delegation
which WAS then approved by the peopl,
Of Utah, and no did not think the puo'
ple hAd changed Ia their views tinc'