Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

mmlllctmnu from 81. LIuiH
he 10 o railroad millionaire an IL
partner with Soust0r Davis M
stephen ElRins IN thelr vsst Vice.
Virginia property. He advises Mc.
kinloy, sni prophecies that lac will b.
an even riotler man 10 tue hearts OF
the pope than Blaine. l ohhtted
with Mt. Kefc about TIE vice Pfts.
idency. Said ho. II Tom Reed tDut
want II, the ntxt blB' maB wi. BE-
Hobart Of New jersey"
"Why,n said l., "who ia boz The
rank aud iiio VI tho party dOnb know
uim.n
Gle comes from Paiteraon," replied
k,fsns. "Ho lisa TiUn lawyer tuer.
aud Ia worth, | venture, about two
million dollars. lie is brainy man,
aud he would strengthen the tlchUt IN
the Eatt.H
Show did you find Mckinney" I
asitd. Gle h IN splenuid condition
lhysically aud mtntaiiy," replied Mt.
ksfcr6. Gle looks magnificent, aud
ne told me that he uHd mover iglt bot.
Ter In iis life. / iufusec great future
OF Mckinley. He hrttll q B.niue's
ability with none VI Blaluo's weak
u,HsOs. Ho IL "a slayer. Blaine maur
Two hundred Eni niutiy.suvun
sprt che. In tweuty.cight days during
ont u bis campHigus. Mckinley c n
btat that AID make u big speech UvUfy
iimr, lie IL clean man, au honest
man, anJ n great man"
Marx Hanna Il the leading figure
here. lie seems 10 run the whole
msuuiHU ana the politicians ly around
Elm HE dies after "a gaf. spent
q N.U q.
lie 10 u IOtily rosy faced mau, well
alOng IN the dilivP. He has fright
CyCs,a Tlctsnnt smile, and n quick
cordial way VI doing things, which
keeps every no Ia good humOr. lie
knows how 10 handle men ami turns
Oh busiuees rapidly. lie drosses we'll
aud looks more like au old.iashionct
EnSllsh squire than politician. |
TALKED with some Of his ffieudH here
sbout him. They tell the he IN worth
nt least two million dOllaB aud that be
has made tue host OF II in coal anu
iron. They say ho IN In this busi He's
iHf tho love Vt " Hn1 that he DON'T
tSptct ~ get At office nor a cent uut
oil u. 1 ChAitud with him In reference
10 his hard political work aud asked
him now l1ug no had besnat 4. Hu
/ tor more than year. IL IL fall OF
aunOyauccs, but ike IT," "But,"
rnid /, "What are you doing
u for, Mr. HnuulG Whist d.
| ygu uxptc. to get out Vi u?" "Noi u
/ uiaukoJ Thine" was the emphatic
pply. "Bul uUu't you expect 10 be
secretary Of the tteatufy, minister u
| isuglAud, " r1mrthiug VI that klnu2'
"NJt bit Of - replied the ifOu kiug.
| "Aii / want IL % see Ru, ublican
! President anu the Inauguration Of q
I policy which will bfug happiness 60
/ ihe poor people VI tbis county. 1 be.
livVe they VIII got It through Mckin-
10y aud ufot. e.iOn, aud therefore 4 am
for Nc Kinney"
What Is tue outlook?D "Mckin.
| Icy will DO nominated" was the reply.
"You consider that n iOregOne cOLciu.
HiUL:0 81 DON'T like 10 put ~ that
| Way" suid MIR. Hanna. "It would no
| rubUirg ~ in." "How about the vice
| lftsidsncy7" "Wu Will leave that 20
the convention. lhe party WilItuppofl
/ any one WIN IL ntminalei." GLOW
| ~ ~ tiivUi?" ~ can't talk about
| that, "said Mr.. Hanna, rather nervous.
| ~ Though.
Attlia point Senator Redheii Proc.
tor came Ia aud tue interview closed.
| nave ha1 number VI talks WITH
/ leading Statesmen here about the
| platform, TIC oliver men hfo very
! much IN evidence, but the more con-
rutyaiivu umOrg them seem williug Ia
| ucCopt nuy platform whicn will futain
/ tue existing conditions as regards
/ the two metnis. 70 IL generally
believed that Teller aud the Colorado
delegation may no cut OF tue cOnyeu'
ti1u. They may possibly carry Me-
yadR and Idaho with lhon, but II II
not believed they can materially effect
the silver ttatrs. Senator Hgnt.
borough OF North Dakota says the peO-
pie will not insist upon the iTuo coin
age Of silver, but that n they must
swallow the gold pill they hope II will
not bp given TO them without u LITTLE
oliver coating Or n capsule TO make II
20 down, lilo says tho silver move.
mrnt 10 not IA wave ard thAt u will
never burst. He believes II IL the
great question OF the inluTo anu say,
our BODY POLITE must have II sooner OF
later IN order Tor II to grow anu thai
the protective tHnti IL only stlmulanl
OF tome IN comparison,
FRANK Il. CARPENTER.
ny Associated Press.
PREPARING 10 RECEIVE THIS DELE
CATIONS.
sT. Louis, June ll.-None OF tho
large delega have arrived In tue
city yet. Tue delegates now In the
/ city arc simply those who have come
ahead Of tue state delegations to nj.
Fauge matters or tue delegations from
states where lhOfs may DO contests.
By Saturday or Sunday night tue blk
delegations will arrive. New York IL
expected SUNDAY night 10 also Ohis
and PenusylvAnia. Illinois viii he
huie MUnJAy. They are expected on
spsclsl trains with brass sands anu
banners aud propose 10 wake tue dead
when they got there. The Blaine
uh OF Cincinnati with GJO voters l0I
| Mckinley will come on n decorated
ualu Sunday night.
A second special train will bring
800 members OF the LiucJln Club OF
the same place. Senator Foraker aud
tue Cincinnati end Of the delegation
will come on lhis train. The Lincoln
clun Oi lOiedi will also arrive SUNDAY
nitht with 800 shUuteTs for Mckinley.
Most OF the ONO delegation Will come
Oh this train. Among them Will b.
James r. Garfield and Web Hays, sons
NJ former Prtsident. Tue lippeCanCC
club uf Cleveland, with 100 nOwleTs,
viii arrive either Sunday night VI
Monday morning,
The BueReye cub OF Columbus, o.,
with q vernon Bushnell anu ststi auu
macy delegates viii arrive Sunday
night