Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11
GOSSIP.
Som. Of The Central Figures 10 The
Political Gathering.
Mckinley COMPARED 10 BLAINE.
Ib, Financial QUESTION Considered Of
Much lmporianc', Hut Silver
Men Have Given up Hops.

~. LOUIS, 40, June ll.-so for II
IA all Mckinley. Little joe manly
,lveis over hlp brown moustachr
,rd grovls out that Tom RsoI will
NOT take the Weep Presidential nomina.
lion. Tall Senator Gsrr OF Iow' tells
mo the came 10 regard TO Alllson.
uuil9m aud Quay ato MT oven men.
uor,d, aud ~ the absence Of Tom
pat aud tue New YORK conting ut,
The Morton PrtsidCnual boom seems
dead.
VICE PRE6iDKETiAL CASDiDATEA
The only subleci uiscussci are the
platform anu thu ct.Pr,sidcucy.
Ibgfe are two vlrs.pftsidvntiai cAuuls
dates GA the rttuud, HOBART u New
Ict,ry -nd De Young Of California.
met Str. DeNUung tuis morning. re
la ttOcky, well rounded young man oi
iUfly.righi, whUso every atom sr'ms
riaigui with bulldog Iugnacty lie
IsA nghltr IRON Fayetteville aud he
maue reputation IN CaliiOrnia ns
being Que OF the coolest auu c'tnicsi.
h,aded polite ans OF the Pacific coast.
Ho h tho founder anu owner Of
tuo San Ffaucitco Chronicle, one o.
the most Influential ana beet paying
newspaper properties Of the Wee.
De Young wnu Juft Hvvcniten whcn ht
ard bin brother Charley borrowed
twenty dollars TO start H. In "a lev
months they were maSlng tIuusAudt
Of dUllnu month, and they welded
tugb an 70 fIentiM papUr tnat when
California "a ib7S attempted 10 vote q u
Q HNUaHHH Hs D. n
lsts who would tr affected 10y u icTtu
Mike DO Young 100000 Co o u0sb tue
movement. d. Young refused, ana
10 wac bis payer, ~ iH sud, that catTlsu
the conalituu n through.
met Nc. De Young ~ the south.
cru motel IN tn roumH Of Mark Haupa
Hud askcG! "Nrat D. there ~ tuis
talkab0ut you as Nicr PtrsiHuui'" He
IgpliVul "it comes Iflin toe .uoa that
something should be- given 10 tue
tllvrr sthtssnuu to the Wet As tor
uir, Am NOS ctud date "a nry susG.
lux tentc, anu nave done notning 20
make niysei' ~. / met ntarD VI the
movement IN my iHvOr Ia DrHvrt
The paprIH there hau u lot o. them
Ebtut my btiug vice preferential
candidate. 1 am here 10 nuniiunts
Mckinley Auo 10 get whEt can Tor
tiiVer. My delegation will rot leave
the party, however, n We 90 not Get
what We want. We are Republicans
nnd W. will support tue tuGei. Tho
talk HbUut me ~ mn indicn-
,ivn OF the ,esi.e 70 onue NJ
sho platform AMI % show thai
the parry 10 willing TO consider the
silver uItmrut. A. for myseii Gs
aaiu, um not n candidate
"Bug suppose the party want youi"
"lu that easr," replied Nit. De
Nounv, IL shall Hccppi IL IL n great
honor aud my business interests are IN
sucu shape tha, / could iili tue poet.
tlDn,"
"You we're a candidate for the nom.
iuhupn ut Minneapolis Ia l5J2, were
you uU2"
"Nu, / was not candidate thop, -
rupiuu DO Young, shut could have
had tue pace. 40 was offered 90 mo
nui 10 utpi n. went o. that con.
vuntuu to nominate Blaine hna when
We iailvu ana Harrison was nominated,
was mai oil over. 4 lott the hail In
disgust ~ soon No the ballot was
known, Rnd took my wife with mo f0r
long uTiye. We rode irJm Mime.
upJlis 10 ~. Pau, aud on our return
Instead OF gOibg to elmer NJ thb West
House ! went 10 thu cAia VI tho New
YORK Life building, In this way
Kopt away from the crowd aud when
went 10 tho convention ball In tue
Afternoon, | had seen none OF the
leading politicians. 1 had lust taken
my stat In the California DELEGATION
when Is ,nRtoT w0lcot OF Colorado
came 10 me aud asked inc TO give him
some points out my life. "Nhut
foIin said 1. "F'or my speech" said
he. awe have decided to nominate
you M Vice PTesiueut, anu / Hm 20
present you TO the convention
"WhAtn thAi2" 1 asked IN HuTpfifr.
"lt Ia just what faid," replied VOL.
colt. 1--WE have reached the conclusion
that you are the best man Tor the sec.
ond place on the ticket and We arc 20
Ing 10 nominate YOU"
"Itsrsms TO me, ;" said 1, "you have
left out Que oil, msut In your calcula-
tlous. And that II my consent. | do
not want the nomination, anu l wor .
take It anu you eau tell them so"
"Y u ser, concluded MIR. DE Young,
81 was 20 auRTy NJ the defeat OF MI
Blaine that 1 ttit then that cUuiI
have nothing 10 DO with the ticket snd
answered utihsnd, would not take
H. Hud l had twelve hours OF lweuty.
four hOuTB 10 consider tho matter, /
might have taken II. Coming Oh II
uid, had tho backbone TO feluse
Il aud | thank God | did, for |
should have beon eotely beaten. /
remember that WoloOlt toll the
IN case refused, Whitelav
Reed would be- nominated nud
that | replied, "You may nominate
Reed or any one else you please, hu'
not me, Tho mhu you nominate II
suts 10 be beaten, anu do not intend
10 be that man"
The Mckinley men here At 81,
Louie, however, eeem 10 ihink that Tue
Vice President should come from thu
East anu they would like 20 have Tom
Reed u ha Will accept. They say II II
true, perhaps, that Reed has refused,
hut that no would take the place u nc
were the choice OF the convection
Col. Myron I. Hrrrick, VIII 10 here
with Mark Hanna, running Mo-
klnley' = campaign, tells mo he links
ihu ticket win DO Nc klnl,y aud Reed
This Stems TO be- tue uulVsHal desire
Of the Mckinlty men, anu some
OF Reed's irlehJH shy no VIII accept tue
position, IN he II tired Of the SPEAKER
snip anu wants the leisure which he
could have II he were Vico President,
Tor some literary work when would bt
very profitable TO him.
Asto HUbaTl's candidacy, that u