Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27

.u' writer OF Ag nlli.b1ltuf ila. even u .
await until YOU sec our taauCttDu
meeting Ht the rnp8tDr an you will
know ihnt he WILL" Aud with tuis
answer the wise man stsIkod away.
Toe Utah car to Chicago will have
small furiuknug q the fair sex. Not
70 ul tue aitutuat0s, however, viii at
teud.
philadolsha q mos "rhn free
silver crrsy has Etlwu 10 lear vi pro-
r1riio ~ his alarm sh0W- VINO j.
'cat'u." an proves that the Eist a.
iBHi realizes that 20 has formidable
opponent ga toe South IN West
ttifsaII that Hon. G.. 3. varlan
can hava The county aHtIruyysu
domination tom his party tuIs mlI
THAT boo tact % viii be thrust upon
uim. BIT Il Wow o. MIA refusal iU
t.DuUts IuI Etship HppOialmous IRON
Governor Wy.ls, DO wuulI even seem o.
be- case ni owes lHb i0st. ..tt1Iuey
J.. ID. LOWE, ~ De- .i.lrd, wall bu able
Zoo secure thu honor with very i..Lu
effort.
Vice Presidential nominee Hobart
being president uud director OF .
Vulnerable water Aud cana compauic-
may TO regarded ~ bclug strictly BOO
tho swim.
Missouri Dem Gratis are uudauntui.
"B.aud, the mun OF the PEOPLE, tue
grand UiI cedar Of Lebanon, who iUf
twUuty.two years was "a wuIrlwtnu IN
debate un the Il IUrs N Congress aud
ROW o. plain, modest CiUz n,"i, tutif
candidate anu by nim they will stand
ulI success VI defeat c0mos.
The Kansas CITY Times styB. nrhe
women u Colorado Will vl,o IN the
national uluctiOH, aud from present Ia.
uicauUus the contest will be ~ close
that the result may be- determined by
their yHtrt.' what " the mattet win
Utnh9 l. Il possible the flmss'. vision
o. cut Oh by the R1uEy mountains anu
tuHt 20 is Ignorant OF tue fact that Wu.
men "will vUtu iu the national O.pC.
tuu' here anu that tue "r'suit may be
determined BY their vJtes2
II h. expected that Judge Powers
viii 20 90 tue national convention with
d foil supply Of free silver powder;
that when the time comes he VIII
touch ~ Oh that In the convention hu
Will mako a rafting speech n a CON.
promise IL not reached before. The
Judge T. hapIy this year Of Convention
occurrence. IL was not w four Yeas
ago. Then he anu his braves were
r1t admitted 30 tue war councils OF tho
Dsmuctatic wlgwnm. They were
compelled 10 stand out 10 tins storm
until their cOiytgd umbrellas, war
paint anu feathers like their dropping
spirits presented picture too uncanny
10 look upon. Bus now the oucs u,.
ienioI cuiritnin q es back at the head
NJ both factions united into an inuivis.
iblu whUlu. all " which matbs thu
rapidiiy with which important events
have transpifrl here siucp tuou.
In these days Of political place giving
"lavurilo sJntn multiply at an n5iou-
iahinR rate. Every state has one,
sometimes several OF than. At Chica,
gO some OF tuusn specially favored
sCiOua ut the people Will be pressed
i1twOrd tuOt many OF them have ~ be
dragE geo just NJ they were ut So. l. uis.
AND ilB. % the majority was Gisap.
pointed there, ~ Will it DO again aud
20 viii II always be-. All cannot win
al least ~ the ramo tim1 o. national
contests. The yuIq lishud
must girdle 40 their Joins aud b.du
theit lime. Pefhapl Il will come, per.
haps not. More than likely tho latter.
TINS was the case with JamoH q.
Blaine. the plumad knight, this idol Of
his party, the price OF the nation.
Defeat g. MIN was terrible. IL drove |
G he iron into his heart. II ombltieTed |
bis soul. 10 shortened his days. A. |
slo great Byron Ia his English Bar. o |
wrotei
% ,hs s,Tq.s easlg stretched apon Che PLAN.
80 moro through fNIuuk CLOUDS a. soar uFAIu, |
Viewed nis own fsasa un Che ntuI dart
ami wIuF'd tuc tuatt mat guNrtvl In hs I
Keen Wgrs bis panss. uut Lcoucr oar Go feel
ilU unrsgl The WuIon WH.h ImprIui the 1
ttuoI.
Itlssnid that the great reciprocity |
bad iriUuda who were untrue !
o. him in tho Chicago convention OF |
1854. ThEtaAiemout may be- correct.
Hut Blaine nlsO had many enemies |
Iu that neutrality-suspicious. who made /
no secret VI their ay we'd intention of
defeating hin, How strong tluy
were The result proved.
Not often ate the pathway OF favor.
Ito cons made 90 uusy o. tTtaJ aH Ia the
UlaUui William tho NIlCut, the great
"ap0silo Of protection" whom Mark
Hanna, the gold bug Republicans nud
tue "yhllutn back DemOorals-iu the
event 90 q white metal Triumph 90
Chiragu-wAnt 10 Hro elevated 90 the
Presidential chair. 10 would be inter.
uslug o. know under whit star the
little American Napoleon was born,
under what Astrological influence he
reared hlsM HUute reeuud whether
tine istUs have determined that he
thhll tc tbs nations chief eAogu.
tive. There arc those who have
never atulieI tue stars, VINO havs
never EIuprd amid the buwiIlouug
gTns Of night BrrIiug 10 solve The
mystery gI luelr s.IauRe feilInss but
who nf8 expectations sudyuts OF ulf-
tory who believe that being dominated
ono lLg l.uyruary OF Waterloo, Do,
will like Cue great hauolr0u of
EEauCu, g4 .wu 30 overwhelming DE.
ftaL H. Boz sala that history Tupea.u
itru. ~ auts sometimes but not
ulWHyF. Pole Time Do mby Boz reycTe 4.
Who can ul. Nlt Mark Huun.; unf
Chairman Do rrTy; uur The cold mrr;
NOT tho silver mru, Time alone WIl.
answer Iuu question. wa u'F