Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-05
rELEGRAPHIC.
PERSONAL VIEWS.
EIprssluns From Prominent States
men aud Politicians.
THEIR REASONS FOR THE RESULT.
soue Of Ihtm Forecast the fniurs-i
Revision Of the 1arln iarly
and Certain.

The Associated Press has sent out
,xpussions OF personal views obtained
from prominent individuals, as fol.
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CHAIRMAN BysuM.
CHICAGO, Nov. b.-Chairman w.D.
pybum VI the national Committee OF
m, gold .iandstd democracy made the
iollnwing statement;
at IL too early for tho round money
Democrat. 10 decide upon n course Of
action for the future. We shall nave
10 await developments. While thc
policy Of the gov rnment 90 Tar M the
,iandari IL Involved has been settled,
the details OF q sound nnauclhl system
yet remains 10 bs hccettsd.
"The present. deien,eless condition
Of the treasury must 10 fumedied be.
fore We can hope Tor lasting prosperity,
aud this viii De a dinicult task, A.
some radical changes Will be necosss.
~, A treunion Of the forces OF the
Democratic party can only be had on
the platform, Of the indianapolis con.
ppion, - the Chicago platform, was
4 radical departure from the CHERISHED
principles OF the party, anu those VIM
o1utinuc 20 adhere TO it will find them.
selves swallowed up by the P0pulists.
II hm SURE our efforts have mater.
ally contributed 10 tho result. No one
will question but that CUT speakers
we're n potent factor on tho stump.
tbs splendid capipaign Of Gopeial
Palmer snd Buokp ef, and thc speeches
Of Secretary Carlisle, Governor Flower,
Col. Irish, Col. feilows, Mr. Hum.
phfey and others had great Influence
with Republicans ~ well ~ Demo.
cfais. 1 shall call the executive com.
miiise together At an early date, but
not Immediately a. have been closely
couhned 10 the work for Eve months
and shsli take n little recreation nrst.
The pesltions OF the chairman OF the
national committee was new 10 me,
but the support received from other
members and prominent Democrats
throughout tho country was of great
ss,lstAnc. anu relieved mo OF much
rttponslbllity anu labor attached 10
the position. While all connected
with our equalization afo entitled 10
great credit, the important services OF
MI. Dickinson and Mr. Hewitt merit
special communication"
SaAh ~ ttOhAhis
NEW York, Nov. 5.-Gattet A,
Hobart has received hundfeds Of con.
rraiulatory kilograms, including ono
ifom Senator Quay saying;
"Nos that tus agony 10 over, 4 de- l
ilfe TO recall your promise that shall
always lie ontitlsd 10 no floor. con.
gfaiulate you. McKinlcy's Troubles
ere osly beginning. This IL purely n
victory OF tho honest voters"
SENATOR oARTEips Views.
HELENA, Nov. 6.-Di,cussing tho
result VI the election Senator Carter
last night said;
"rhs election Of Mckinley bids the
American people TO renew hope In The
iulutr. That the newly elected !
President will Justify tho expt citations
OF the people, none familiar with his
pat record aud great ability eau ques.
llon. IL must be UNDERSTOOD, however, /
ihst his path IL liable 10 DO uoset with |
q mculti.s. IL II obvious that the |
hsnalo will DO very close on th. sub. |
isct Of tarln legislation. The very
large vote cast Tor Bryan will, Am
sure, admouish those In tbs minority
OF tho necessity for prompt anu vigoI.
QUE sfiofts 10 tho direction Of securing
results on Tho coinage question In Ae-
ooTdAnee with the party platform"
FRoM BouMsg COCHRAN.
NEw fonIS. Nov. b.-BDuIke Cook. |
,ull;
"rhis was not political contest IN
the ordinary meaniuy nj ihs farm. IA