Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-10
CAUSE 81 SILVER.
10. ~, rrYeuug aud Isaac Trumbo
Hprnk 1T tbc 49, Gouis Program.

spenk VI thc ~ Louis Program.
81 LOUIS, June iO.--Am0ng the
Republicans ~ the West tue name OF
Coz. NJ. ID. DeYauug, membur Of the
national committee rom Call ufnin
auu strong advocate n iroe silver lie
already being urged IN connection
with the nomination for thr vice
presidency. When Mr.. Do N0un
vac asked for an expression Of hF
views NJ 10 the course u tue silver
men, he sniJ:
HIhe delegates from the silver statts
arc very determined m their desire 10
advances tho Interests oi silver. They
want tue right & hsve the irFc coin
ngo % oliver NJ 10 TO /. Some OF
lhcm arc very radical and talk about
leaving the convention Ia case thCir
viows arc not hdOpioI. This action
will pOt be general. IL is generally
known tbut Colorado, under tho lead.
efBuip %, Teller, pr1pUaCB 10 walls cut
tue convention. rho California dole.
gnfinu has been instructed g. vote i.T
MUltinloy, ami the convention adopted
fvsOluuun In favor Of tho lIrp
gallon does not iutuul 10 leave
case d failure OF that nature. The
silver men, especially % CuloaIo,
Montana and gtuUrttatcu, think that q.
Teller should 10 numlun. gI by "a
Democratic party Ia ChiCggo there
would bu NO question OF biz endorse
mruI by tue Two conventions that
meet Ia ~. Louis on July 24nd. That
Ia the oliver party convention AMI the
L. I Ht Hss
understanding already made aud
agreed Inst both conventions win in.
dlmt the domination OF Teller. II
Teller b. nominated by these three
parties, my private OpiuIOu N tust TO
viii com very nuar b'ing ulrcto1.
"Iuufe IL uuu tuTiuus question,
though, TO the whole Of this pfupas.
don. VIII the Democratic party ilk
"a mau Out ot the Il pugucau Nsuunal
convention hud make MIN tn stand.
arI.bcstcr Of the Dum0ufnuc paris.
Tue general imurcssiUu umuug ur
leading Democrats b. that they viii
not 90 IT,. think u Teller leaves the
convention Montana aud Idaho will
follow. Utah, A. a whole, Will not.
There may be one ~ tue delegates
that Will. Nevada 10 Jlsl as auxltui
i W. AANN MNNfNA HHa ~ Wv NhNA'A
states. While 1 do not know what
their delegates pfon0ao 10 DO. they onu
/ % depended upon TO do every thing
that Hes IN thsif power 10 advance
| the interests Of silver"
"Wha' will DO tho probable prngra m
In the national convention OF the silver
met?v was nFked, 10 which Mf. De
| I0uug rcplioO; "Iho members 0f
tue platform committee Will oder an
unlimited silver coinage plank, aud ~
| rejected by that committee, when the
! COMMITTEES make their report TO the
| convention Senator Teller Will 90 the
one that Will pfubNuly Oior IN tue open
convention substitute for the plauk
| reported by the commiltce,in the shape
Ol one iavUfing the unlimited coinage
| of silver. They then viii lusiat un III.
cuHHlg the substitute resolution on
! lur il1or vi the convention. They viii
| Insist On - TJii.Cali on the hubstlluir,
aud " defeated, they will walk cut OF
/ tue convention.
Col. lsAao ITumbo, one Of tho Tree
silver delegates from Utah, faid, when
asged u the silver men would boil.
"Thls is matter fOt iulufu c0usiJeta.
ton. Thus fat We have believed We
could fight tue matter out within our
party lines, but " We TAIL, wo may DO
/ compelled 10 ADOPT some other course
/ OUT OF sull-pf0leCtiOn,"