Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25

Now York nsaiust California.
Fair, indepenl,.., blinking woman
expects to 90 nef 1911 Hlnr" OF v0ane
iu Utah this yeht And unlike her
south Australi5n sister who has aial
secured the right Of suffrage, sho De-
comppliod 70 express hrt C1olCo luf-
s.pgIly nj the polls. Ia kaugarJJitnl
a female voter living three miles rom
a polling placo, or VINO douiarts INST by
reason OF aer health she Will pfobaoly
be unable TO vote at the polling place
on polling day, may 10 90 through tue
poslcflice win sufficient provision
inside iof secrecy.
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Causlic prose suj fhymo'writlng
Ambrose Bicfcr, expresses himself
thus In n political obituary Jingle ca
culatud 70 remind the friends VI Two
eminent Tammanyitur that the Wit
nnd work OF the latter OF the rfrat o0r-
vention city was attended with uueN'
pscird fatality:
Here lies the remainder of David o. mn,
Who went 81 chicago ft0U silver ip Eiu.
Hcsidc him lice whitney, deprived Of h7
who,s piaa OF rnmplga wa. to an 10 TO
death.
Young men iu politics ifiquJntly
nnd thor age, OF rather their lack a
against them. They AFRO eIil O. lnCk
the fipor wisdom and more no,rly uu.
efrng Judgment That follows OF should
follow tue man Who has Seen years OF
puulic service. lhu cOnClul!Dn h.
sometimes but not slways true. II the
man be 10 thr "mhnor botl" then a.
lu the case Of the shnmoiuiiy dutfaoiod
fili, the much.abusod BeHolnsnsld
aId the butittqutd Gladstone, All u
whom begun tnrif political cnteefl
very early IN liio, youth can In no way
be considered disahvnuiagc. IL
American politics new generation iH
fast coming 60 tho front, Tho vstor.n'
who In the long ago fought w valiHnuy
are being fapidiy retired 20 the com.
parativo quiet OF the council chambtt.
Old mun ior council; young men Tor
war 10 an hdmonitl1n that mas al un'
varying application.
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In these days u, o.. ierahundnut ratio
aud money talk II Il Interesting 10
know that In Uncle Sam's coinage
The trade dollar weighs 40 grains.
The $40 gold piece weighs OLE
grainE.
The IS gold plccc weighs laj gralu..
Tue quarlsr.eagle weighs J7l grains.
The iO-c,nt piece welghs $50 rraiuh.
Tho bronze cent piece weighs Is
grains.
The gold dollar coin weighs 25.s
grains.
The tstiudard dollar weighs Az!
gfain8
rhe silver 5.csnt piece weighs EOS
CRANE.
The 2.oent bronze pieos weighed %
grains.
The "Jollarof.our.daddie weighs
il6 grains.
rho common quarter Of oliver
weighs e0. IS grains.
The Scent silver piece weighed 1921
grains.
The old.iashionod copper cent
weighed 20 grains.
The scent nickel piece weighed 30
grains.
Ono Of the impressive and atgu.
montative speakers OF the Chicago
convention was Charles Ladd, u Ire,
silver man from Illinois. Ladd boar
strong personal resemblance TO IN,
"boy orator OF the Plattsn and duIinl
tue great gathering OF Democrats wal
frequently taken for him and after thI
nomination received congraiulatiOni
calculated for the young Nebraskan
IAN Mr.. Bryan; 70 glRl O. Get
youp exclaimed ons OF "Unule'
Horace Boies's ersiwhile sup
portens a. no pushed himsel
through the crowd Ia a Palmer Housi
rotunda after the convention had ad
journod. Tho Illinois man "turne,
on" benign Bryan smile and tn,
IOWA delegate quickly delivered him
self Of the following. ~ worked fol
you from start TO hnish anu am q,
glad you won, and, by the way" h,
continued In confidential tone, "dOn'
forget about that post office down M
way" go, never forget anything
You'll get II; that post office ~ your
Just as cure ~ my name In Bryan
Aud the prospective y. m. went awAl
tulioltatng himself Ia the promise
that had come 70 him cut OF tho defea
OF bis own "Uncle Horace" Of Iowa.
1t Ii said thai mark Hanna, tn,
shrowd political manager OF MeIkinlo!
fret met the latter when n strike wa
Ia progress AT Hanna's coal mines uea
Canton. Mckinley was acting u
counsel for tho strikers anu Haunl
liked his attitude, Subsequently
h stated they found themselves blnkinI
IN tho same room, delegates TO th
convention which finally nominated
Garfield. Hanna was Tor Blaine an
Mckinley was day anu night HheI
man adherent. At one stage OF TN
proceedings Blaine plot was In pro
Rress, whereby tue convention was 4
b. alampBded ana rushed for Blaine
Toe c0nspiTat0rB lelt the need OF tUlliu
Hnpun, to tho end tia. hc be- ready 1
aid In the uproar at the FIST dap OF III
blanket They came qule.y in b.
muhu8 Of hoy OF One ul thylf number
who had cOtin the Mukiuiey.Hauu
room. In tho darkness thcy mislOo
the sleeping Mckinley Tor Hauaa,auu
rousiug him goutly, poured into hi
haliawakuned ears tuu dltal,B OF lhei
plot. They told him very fully hUN
sherman WIS O. DO routed, how he
Mckinley, was 20 be borne down, an
bow, hs "A climax, the nomination wa
10 go 10 Blaine like lnuusIiIp. "lu
all very interesting, gentl,mau,p tai
Mckinley 10 rho Cluau, "Iut yuu'y
ora 'U "a mistake, Pan tuu 5uuTna
doleRgt Too Blaine 4o.pg So, % point
lug go where Hnlua's solemn Fn1rt
marked hia presence, "inn Blaine dulj
Eals Do over Jhrtg.n Mckinley, how
ever, maur no usu Of or reference {
tho Blaine story be nGd 80 luadvur
emily been tglu,