Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24


question was made. Patterson said u
was left out in the interest Of harmony.
Zee minority report was signed by
four members. 1be minority report
was deuisivrly defeated. A motion 10
strike OUT the unit rule was also
promptly defeated. The gold men DE-.
mhndcd call Of counties ~ the ni6p.
ton Of the mai ritY report. 10 resulted
In yeas $40; maya l2s.
l.. l.. Holden aud r.. 70. Finley
were called Tor and made speeches on
iree cOinage. Thurman was called
for but had len the hail. As alternst.s
NJ large, w. r.. Decker, Casper 4. V.
Hoppe, Petty Degnan aui II, l..
Chapman were chosen.
INDIANA DEMOCRATS.
lSDIANApJLIs, Julo 2i.-rhe Dem.
0cfato convention me nj o'clock. 10
In the iatg o., political nssrmuiage IN
recent years, comprising i,7i7 dele.
ga,es. AZ ir II 70 per coat OF .his rep.
resent the ultra ifoU silver wing parry.
II bert q. Bell, Of Ai.on UNITY, was
uuanimlusiY l0sen PRECEDENT Of tho
county. State ca irmhn Sterling
hult Calioi the convention 10 order.
Every county feur. Bsnfud mad a full
qut8,ei tuat The delegates 10 tho ma.
tionhl convention assemble NJ tuo gov
sfnof's office nj 3 o.. m.
For electors at large, the committee
zee 1mmundrd jason Brown aul John
d. Sell Tor contingent cleo ors Al
large, Daniel W. Voorhees, anu DAVID
Tutpie. United -tatos senator, james
-. McCAbo VI WilIiam.lott. Chair
man BELL was introduced aud ma lie
strong silver speech.
Ths nsmus " Msjor q. V. Mouz'0s
OF Mt. Frtbon AMI Gilbert ShauElin
Of Evansville, were presented fourth
delegates ut large. Mol1ius IL "a gulI
adgyCate. Suaukllu iavuts ifoo coin.
age. Toe convention plaiuly iavlfo
Snnukliu, lie male a speech VI With
druwai saying he mad bgcu informed
thn, Governor Matthews iavOn Men.
zics, who may De faithful u tue con.
vouiiOL's instructions At Chicago.
5hankliu wsa not iuftEer pto.ssd The
committee on credentials reported in
favor VI free silver men IN tue major.
ity OF olutssts. Thu minority report
wn- iilUj Uy tue gOliltua
Tho majority report Of tho commit
tee or credentials was uil MOI ny John
W. ketun, mvmhUr % tue Seventh
Indianapolis district aud uiaft tel
| from the majority report which recon-.
mrndgd the HaAtlng Of the Cuutcttius
delegates from thn Seventh, Eighth,
/ Twelfth, S.xfyouth anu Eigntseuta
/ wards Of Indianapolis, tor tue alleged
| rtaguu th.t 10 amounted 20 tue Its.
/ irauCbisemuht Of a thousand loyal
| DumItrlts. The tup4r protested
! lgaiuat the Committee on Credentials
! making ruy report touching toe action
| Of thu seventh disiiiu; couye. lion ln
/ selecting delegates 10 the national
| convention, us this matter wnf not
within the jurisdiction OF the mint.
| tee. A. ll:5b tho Convention took -
| recess fyT twenty minutes. The
seventh district withdrew rom tie
convention ~ tho purpose Of pfopnt.
Ing a report. 4 the fret Tins Ia tho
histOry OF pah.ioil conventions In In.
dIaua, Tensile delegate wHs on the
! door. She was Mp. a. ID. Lpach VI
| sullivan, a lawyer. When tue cou.
vcnliUn .gaiu was called 90 UtIsf tue
report OF tue Seventh district was sub.
! miti,d.
rho gold mon organized last nigh,
ana Gno bilyur Wing uolIeu. By u tui.
| Ing on tue contest today IuU gold lac.
] ton was uuiClltl.
The iollpwing f. the platform o. re-.
! p6uod: "Ws tetlilfu our adherence
10 tho faith ul Democratic doctrine Of
bImutsllism aud therefore We demand
, thr uurtriric q collage VI buth silver
AMI gold ~ lrlmuty money nt o. ratio
OF 40 10 with ~ waiting for the co.
1YuIat On %! Bull Brfan or aLy
other iUruign county, all such coin.
age 10 DO foil legal lender In puy.
4 meut Of all debts whether public OF
/ private.
"Ruaolved, That We believe the tx.
idllng thni Jaws fully equal 10 al tue
demand for needed revenue tor the
rEIcugts OF the government ccguomi-
cally administered under the oDudi.
uuus which arltu from the Tesl1EatlOn
Oi bimutailsm.
',We are opposed TO the redemption
aud iiuAl. Cancrliation Of UuitcI Stalub
notice (gtteubaGkul or any other notes
" certificates issued by the Unite1
states TO circulate ~ money, such re-.
| GemuiiOn anu cancellation necessarily
iuy.iylBg ghu incTeaBo OF tho present
! debt by tbs issue OF UOlds aud tho re-
ductiun Of the currency. We domau Il
u sufficient, stable volume Of money,
gold, silver ANA paper 10 meet the
| requirements Of our ever growing
pUpul ton and the constant increase VI
| the public uUbt by tue issue Of Interest
bearing bonds or otherwise In
time VI peace, aud II the TO-
uUmpliOn clause OF the sO-oalled
! Sherman resumption act Of 1876
| authorize. usls claimed, the treasury
department 10 l5tue Understanding
| b0uIt, without limit, Without the eX.
! pfgB anI definite authority OF Com
! gruss as 10 each i6tuu OF such bonus,
we demand that the provisions OF tuuu
net bu uncon iiliosally Tepealed. The
! Democratic party has never believed
that public debt was u public blegs.
INK.
I'VE demand that the obligations Of
| tho government oi every form DO PAID
uld uu redeemed In conformity with
tue laws under which they we're
ISSUED, IN Q IN (gOld anu silyeT) At tue
option " tho government OF the United
states aud NOT at tho option Of tho
creditor.
ave believe public war exists in
Cuu, 0uI that Tue parties thereto
yught 10 mo accorded All the rights Of
UelligeTsns."
The platform closes with Instructions
Co Rho Gulusltus 10 veto iJr GIyyrnuT
Matthew'S bs % candidate flr tuc pgesi-
ueucy, "First, last ana all the time, %
uud 20 vote ss unit ON uI questions
Involving platform OF candidate.
While the platform WAS beiug read
| thugt was much nppluutt. The refer.
uuC1 ID 'Teu silver was tuu occasion Tor