Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-19
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In ore sense 10 muI 10 81 lHht l''
rtr,c, u. iuo political hHrzJn Sc 60
little .AsJ," al,uNs ~ I.r miN'u',
rr,fcu.ri .uo e,t,uiatg .i.ac election
Of Mrkuu.ry sul Hobart seems o.
turrd. 81 the action outlined 'ur lhn
suycr men Iu the Republican party %
announced In the NEws dlsrnlche'
toiny. the pfosrect be ingt there will
be three Tickets iH the rr,sidonliaI
fold 'uf November trSL These VIII
Ju tnu regular Republican nominee,
Mckinley and Hobart, on o. gold piat
form which Will capture nll the eastern
aud northern slalrs, aud pruutbiy
oomo Of tue west. Then there viii Dc
the regular Democratic ticket % be-
named ut ChIcage, on what rtomifts
tobea FREQ silver platform, though
this IL not yet well assured; this ticket
will carry the south, some oil tl" mid
die west and ptsbnh'y some western
states. The tbld 10 Republican
silver ticket with iienfy NJ Teller OF
tue head, which nighi win IN s'nr
of the western and NORTHWESTERN
states, but whose support beyond these
10 entirely pfoblemsI'cn.
II the members Of the Republican
convention who favored the free
coinage Of silver oil had come
out, refusing to support either the
candidates or the platform, aud had
expressed readiness 10 uphold o
Dtmociatlc platform with free coinage
added thereto, there migh, have been
confidence that thu Chicago uomincCs
would have been elected, provided
they were sound In their oliver friend
ship. But neither OF these "iis" has
been realized. Out Of 1855 silver men 10
the 81. Louis convention, o. shown by
the vote, only 90. or about onc'tcvcn,hi
Withdrew tneteirom, while not more
than another seventh deemed II best
TO remain In the convention aud At
the same time 10 Topudia,e It's platform
and nominees. And Of this number,
hs Judged by subsequent action, there
u net one who feels that oven TO secure
the promise OF irve coinage ~ Demo
cratic policy he eau throw away his
political convictions he 10 protection,
bountles, reciprocity, etc, aud endoue
the Democratic views on those bub'
jecif. Thus far, therefore, there does
not promise any hegifA OF Tree coinage
Republicans 10 Democratic ranks.
The nomination Of Henry NJ. Teller
M the silver candidate may be- easily
counted on to get large Republican
silver vote, since Mt. Tel er has shown
clearly his position to be nrst ior free
coinage shove all other issuyt; ho b.
also s,Auuch ON the protective IDEA.
This latter act viii keep from him
mary Dem cratic voters who ore with
him on silver but do not agIoo with hi1
turIil ideas; aud with iteu coinage 90
anything akin TO it iu the Chicago
platform, there Ia 10 inducgmUul Tor
Democrats 90 give Mr.. Teller any tup.
Iott Ut nll. 10 case Of failure DO
the pig5cnt indication tina. ir,r
clinage will 10 endorsed OF
Chicago, there would be- more
Democratic vJ,ea Tor the iude.
pendent silver candidate, which would
but aud 10 the probability " success
tUr ne regular Repubicau uckc. by
Weakening ~ chief opponent
A. i0auy Likelihood thattho Chicago
convention will endorse MI Teller %
It's caudl ATE, aud work In harmony
with the silver Republicans, that does
no, appear 10 he much Ia evidence.
The D,m]crhtic party 10 not In such
ulraituuud Circumstance o. 10 endorse d
Republican IN lnTill matters IN order
q lHtou Tree cottage nui achieve
tucc.ss. Ifit were 10 follow the leader.
chip ~ twoGeyputbs of the silver
minority iu the Republican Goa.
vuuuur, ~ about uue.tweutlr,n u.
that political body II would lu
indeed o. ca. o. small toll wGgriur
% largo dog, BulJrF, the frtr Coiungu
ANA sound m0ueyn Democrats are sl
nearly equal ia the Chicago c0uveu.
ton ,hat will a good silver p.anl, in
The platform the opnosi1g division OF
tho parly will have to be pgop.tiatei IN
Rwgy not offered by the request that
tue argat mass OF gold standard Demo.
cratic voters sustain q silver Eepubl0.
eau, John Ehermsu and Grover
Cleveland voting the tsEl0 l.okp'
wCull not be- such a strange spectacle
Gs tlis LITTER proposition would 6t1Tf,
Ticking it altogether, DO may be-
eald tHat the situation in pI0splc.
10 The regular Republican ticket VIII
be- supported by iIs g.lI standard
members, 80 members who are Ruuu.
lCaus On general pTinClplos aside from
any .pgc,al lssuel many NJ ilg members
who haliuva ln Tree coinage but would
rather .r, tNUg go than rr.l quru their
tauh .,as, ana ny ui-saueIoI voters
WIZ SAINT change RON the pIeauu,
parry naturalization. The D.m9c.alIr
ticket viii have i,s regular party SUI.
port ON any platform. The reue!
ticket will receive tho Republican
silver support and such other or Is iu'
silver ahead OF all else ami leos no hop,
lot 1t in either OF the great parties.
Inc chief danger VI falling N from