Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
WILLIAM E. RUSSELL
Tho Choice Of Massachusetts, Demo.
CfatS for PTsSidtl.
A. renusrAsrIc CONVENTION.
The Administration Of Cleveland In.
d0rsed-Ubi cliOus TO
Mckinley.

AANalAAlh AlAANfN HAA iAaHAAA N'"'N 'N
at the recent state convention Ji tbs
Republicans Of Massachusetts when
Thomas b. Reed was enforced a.
Presidential candidate, the Dlmlcra
1i this state todsy rot their approval
upon Cleveland as President and
named Ex-Governor WIN. T.. ltussul nt
thcig choice ior the nomination Of bic
successor.
Judge John W. Corcona called the
convention TO order. Thuma1 j. Car
gan Of Boalon, was named a. c1alfman
oi tue committee on rosIlutioaa.
John r.. Tnnycr oi wofgt Ter was
chosen permanent chairman. Ia biz
address no claimed that Democracy
ls the larty OF lIu people. Juiuf tue
influence % i's efforts, no sold, capital
auJ labor are coming 10 a ~ 10 intel
liEunt understanding Of thu rights "
both, preparing the way iOr 600 nmica.
ole adjustment ut the economic anu IN
dusiuuI question, The speaker said The
pie dyes made Nc tue II muurtlD mo-.
ti1uuI convection four years usp 90 zoe
zeal HE laws enacted for tue purpose
VI uprVUluatluu OK uno party iu power
uuu been redeemed. The furgH blu the
/ Sherman purchase bill nul the Bic.
kiulty tnuN Dill were things of
Toe pltt. .uu repeal u' tho
two measures llHt mentioned hal, hU
sali, been followed by o. return Of
uT0.tCuty. Iuu claim made W the
Republicans tuut the DHmlufaiH failed
/ 10 provide revenue sufficient iUr the
wuut- % the government wa met with
| l citation ~ tue Income tax law which,
! altnuu h Identical with She earlier law
| iJr tho same putuO8e,h hguu DECLARED
| uucJn1lItuuUnai ny the United rtalus
! SuHrrnc Court
| TlayHr lOus ground nEains. the fee
| uHluaEU Yis silver "lut true interest ~
! 20 people, bee stlu, "wuI cannot CIl.
| atauUy uui closely observe the money
! muTkG. s 90 have every dollar isruyu
| uf authorized uy lnU government at Ill
! times uul iu ell Tvs us0 the exact uu.
guaugluK equivalent, not only iu GUbt
| payiug bat Ia purchasing power, OF
/ any dullaf. OF wat avail us u 90 pBss
resolutions for siuglo gold standard A..
| AZ now hppuatH quite probable, Nc kiu.
10y Is 20 receive tue nomination Tor
| President, the people well knuw that
/ Mckinley has l1ugi C0usitieut aud
uni t'rfJ pied feu1fu while Ia Congress
| favorable 10 silver We do not IOrgel
| that, us chairman of the committee on
| resolutions Uf the Republican national
convention IN lsss, hu submitted u
| plAtfofmwhich condemned the policy VI
/ lno Dunucute administration N ~
! tlOrts 10 dUmlnutIzs silver. We roo
| MIN IN his commanding position NJ
| chairman " tue ways aud means com.
miIg0s urgently supporting silver, the
| purchase uilI, also tuIa increased
amount Of silver tue government was
/ forced 10 purchase even under the
| BlHnd.Allit3u law,
rnayor denounced the American
| Protective associauou, which he com.
/ pared 10 a fungus grown mat spIsng
/ from aud tUUK tuU,, nuunbAuI aud
| Iuitpd In tho very heart Of tue ltopub.
lctn party. rhayer closed his address
| with d cui0gy upon the standardization
OF President Cleveland,
Thnyer's criticism Of the American
| Protective association anu the meu-
ton OF President Clcvrland's name
were Loudly Hpplaudod. rhe names
" John H.. Russell, George Fred
Williams, John w. C9fcORu AMI Jas.
w. Donovan were presented by Con.
gresham Fil1kerald iOr dolegato.at.
/ large.
J. r. O'5ulllvnn condemned the
| ticket ~ machine male. but upon the
vote O'Sulliyau was tue only dtsettor.
Thomas J. GsTgan, chairman VI tue
committee on resolutions, received an
ovation when he reported n platform,
| which praises President Cleveland;
demands the maintenance OF the exist
ing COLA sIandlii the retirement Of
! legal tender notes aud AN elastic bank.
! ing currency; recommends the Hdmis.
sion Of raw material iiuo or duty, and,
| while not ploiging the delegates 10
| Chicago, advises them 10 support
William l.. Russell Tor the pr-sl.
dental nomination,
RHODE ISLAND uEMDCRATs,
PRovIDRSCE, Il. l., April 2l.-Ths
| Democratic convention 10 choose eight
| delegates Tor tue nRlisunl convention
assembled today, There was but little
snlhusiasm anu many towns we're not
represented.
Richard r.. ComstocE was president.
! Tho references Ia his speech TO VIM.
r.
| tgpeciAlly when he asserted that
| Russell would no PTrfidentiai cRnii-
GATE again lead tho party 10 victory.
George w. Green was chairman OF tue
| committee on resolutions. The plat
| form adopted endorses Iho admInistfR.
ton Of Grover Cleveland, especially
| commencing 'lla irmuess aud ability
| Ia maintaining unhide1 by Congress,
| toe credit Uf the natiOu.h 10 continues:
| cit 10 vital 10 tho Interests Of our
/ people that There should be no depart
| urs from tue gold STANDARD, 10 which
all money, Whether gold, silver VI
| paper, should conform, aud We are
| opposed h the fee coinage OF silver
until VI lestt four Of the great powers Of
| the we torn world shall come 10 an
International agreement establishing a
| ratio NJ which gold and silver shall DO
admitted 20 tbs miuIhgg.
owe Uplioye tue Wilson bill was a
step Ia tho right direction hnd should
| be giyenR fair lest, We DO not believe
IN reciprocity as ~ IL Impractical, un.
necessary aud tends 10 great hObulitiss
against u.s."
TEXAS DEMOCRATS.
DALLAS, Texas, April 2l.-TeESs
Democrats opposed 10 SILVER met Ia a
slate conference today, Upwards Of
800 delegates were present. IL LOOKS as
| II a full state ticket, congregational GA NJ
] didEtsE and possibly members VI lhs