Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-01
SOHE SILVER NOTES.
r,rll,ls's Congressional District for
Free Silver
VICTORY FOR THE WHITE METAL.
address Issued from the lieatquErlers
Of the Naiionall Silver
Party.

Nrvropr, KY, May 3l.-Auch has
ian rubllshed today about Secretary
C.,li.ls,s old district, tho Sixth. being
s,r,Iet Yesterday for free silver This
tKeptonl county, the homo Of seore.
,,,y Carlisle, has two contcsIing dele
,o,iopa to the stato convention. The
county delegation favorable to Carlisle
4. not Instructed, but II IL believed II
vll be seated by tho free silver state
Convention nj Lexington this week,
although tho other Kenlon county
delsraton IL Instructed for ires
silver, ,,-...,-.
,sulrlt hsr complete returns itOm 10
of the ilg counties In Kentucky, aud
claims that the delegates ~ the Demo-
cratic ate convention at Lexington
prxt Wednesday, with the exception
Of Pom, Kennel, Spencer aud Casey
counties not heard rom, will stand 40
iollowG silver, 7si, gold, 90; unin.
sltuoted, %; not heard from, 10.
VICTORY FoR SILVER.
CtgoiNsATi, May 81. - There h
much comment today over tho rsorgan.
iEati5n laet night VI the Hamilton
county Democratic committee. Chait-
man Linueman Il a gold standard
man aud friendllf Cleveland, Carlisle
and AtiOtncy.GonofaI Harmon. a
fpsoIuton WAS adopted appointing
James \. Meyris, Thumss Motor,
Jobu Juelg, Henry Jansen ana John
Ill al a FFamIA lnA
aptUfuuument Of wards aud town.
lhip, tor delegates 10 the Drmocatio
staio convention 60 bo helu at CUium.
bus June 23rd. As this apporliOnmunt
hes always been fixed ~ tno onaif-
man, mr. LinugmAn announced before
tho vote was taken that II the rosOlu.
ton was adopted he would resign. Tho
fUsoluilOn carried, ~ to =, anu Lime
man resigned. This 10 accepted a. au
Indication that tbs two congressional
uislucis In Hamilton oounty, which
have eighty.fivo votes In the state cOu'
yrnlisn, viii send free silver delegates
10 the Columbus convention.
EAIIOsAL SILVER rARTY's address.
wAsIusuroN, May 3L-rhe Ma.
tional Silver Iarly, through ~ chair.
man. J. J. Mott, today Issued from H.
hcnggunrlots IN this city an addfcss 70
tho friends Of oliver. IL 10 ~ follows:
Headquarters National Silver Party
Washington, May 30lh.
To tho Friends OF BilvuT;-3ince tho
founding OF this party on January -,
1850, the work Of Organization hos be-, q
IieAdily but quietly pursued, ana the
country has been aroused 10 n pitch Of
excitement unknown tinoe tho owl
war. Silver 10 on all lips throughout
tho land. IL 10 echoed aud Te.ochorI
from the guided mansion TO tue lowly
cottage.
A. each hour passee II becomes more
apparent that n political conflict, tue
ike Of which has never been seen be-
fore IL nj hand.
II must DO clearly understood tina.
party lines cannot Withstand this COO.
nIut, and No far NJ the friends Of silver
nfo conc Tned they must not. The
party leader VINO puts In his time
mcnding party lines while the silver
cause suffers viii be felcgatoI 10 d.
served eecluslon. There is no time Tor
composing differences between men
who do not agtso on this question. The
emily thing to be- considered H., how
those who do agree can got together.
Those who nay they ars Tor FREQ oliver,
mud NJ the same time plead Tor the
unity OF parties, are not tho friends Of
silver anu tho suffering people. Tho
unity Of old parties N the death OF Ill.
Nor as everybody knows.
Those who look to coming years for
peaceful settlement OF this ma,leT
mistake the coalition OF the times and