Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17
The FIGHT FOR FINANCE,
Teller, C'nlOn and Oilers 10 lh,
Platform Committee,
Ntronr spcerbss suit n Holu Iiue 90
Policy Inrkrd 0ut--Uut the
guId piauk stays,

Policy anrErd 0ut-- Hut ths
Guid riauE stays.
Sr. LOUIS, Juus 1.-THE ui. COTS.
miitoe took up tue platform ump'iy
alter being oalleI together re- 1880.
After reading itHsa whole, Chairman
Foraker stated that the subcommittee
hA1 given tho different declarations
tue fullest consideration during the
night aud had tue counsel Vt the bust
thought Of the party, not only On d..
Gliding on the principles Of i.s parry
tut alrO In tue form for CNf TH.aiug the
same. IL was decided t1 trsH tue zee.
uuut up sctiniim for c1nsldufliiDn.
tbs whefuag Ia which tI. history
aud miss ON OF the party were covered
was adopted without orTuflHUu, Iueu
came the preamble IN which the
Indictment OF President Glove.
hrd's administration va strong
expressed. There was som. difference
nl opinion a. 10 tho severity 70 the
language uf This indictmr No. Chair.
man FlfaEur uHen'ud DO very
tnfrUrtly, and 10 was adopted uitu.u.
any change. The plank uu the iaun
was adopted as repuriCI, INCLUDING o.
reciprocity clause. Tnrrc was no op.
position ~ even tho laurus.u iu any VI
the sections until the 80 ar bounty
vctlDn wuF reached. Their WuH some
objection 90 th1 form Of thfH r.aliuliru
nuI bTitf srerclts were on .Iu lu tun.
port OF various proposition Olu OF
uuuFr WAS 10 nm md the fUH1'uu1u ty
declaring for % HpUrilc duty IN sugar,
aud au0thcr Tor hupUClhc declaration
Or tafin Protection. Nom % these
we're accepted aud tho resolution 40
srn, out last night by the Associated
Press was adopted. Tue committee
ulsI adopted the resolution declaring
specifically tor the adequate protection
OF wool aui wDlluLs, All flIil another
ur the enc utngomuut Of Amer sau
chipping,
the rtSASCE QUESTION.
htll3gl the financial question was
taken up. Teller opened tpr diacuBs.ou |
by ,ncuug the various Fuusutuius
which b" presented ia tho HuJ-plm.
miiiue. lie madr u vlEofou. surucu Ia |
support Ot HE rrsolut nus, coming
quito animated ~ he warmu M. He
had tCsrHul brgu whtu mUml8gs Of |
tho press who liued the hall outside the |
. ON in which tho committee was |
meeting, were invited 10 "a more distant |
part oi tho hotel. Too rAcurp wac |
made that the committee wanted the |
use or tue hallway Tor nIf, but tue |
fact that tun G. lIrado ssnaIur1s voice |
penetrated the walls aud was plainly |
heard on the 0utsiIb wns accented A. /
the real reason tor this action.
rYiLEWs rARSnsr NrruAL.
AZ tho senator proceeaed no was
warmly appiauuui ~ his follower. !
lie spoke yrhemuutly Ia opu sition 10 /
tho gold standard ulauk, declaring his
belief that IN taking this ouursr
tho party was departing from
.ia Wanted position oi tue doisuiur n
the rlghtu OF the pt1p!o aud putting Il.
seli IN the hands Of the bIuduligprfs Of
Lombard anu Wall streets. rnis
policy he denounced ~ una meflcau,
nud opposed 10 all the
best Interests OF humanity. Ho tx.
ptessc1 sincere regret ut tho resolution
adopiod-nut because Il affected him
lefaInally, but because it was strp
That would seriously effect the welfare
u tue people OF tho entire country. A.
'ut himself, he hal teen "a REPUBLICAN
.incc the Rnti.bclium Jays. Ito had
assisted Ia securing the nomination Of
Lincoln ADD hul supported him IN the
Naturally therefore tue
licp now proposed was regarded by
him In n most serious light aud hp
honestly hoped tho tlvp would not bB
aiken. Teller faid " tue gold stand.
,fd plank proposed twas tdoptod, no
would consider Il incumbent upon him
% sever bis connection with the con.
'onli0n. Believing Hs no did upon
Ills subject, which was Of all qucs.
Ions nearest his heart, he could not
consistently continue relations with a
'ody which was 10 determined 10 an-
ngOnize Ills conceptions OF right au1 1
iuty, and, ~ he believed, stulrfy its
wn record. -euatUiH DUBOIS (ldahOl d
nd Cannon Utah) aui Myers iiolt OF
y Ofth Carolina followed In "a similar d
ltaln,also announcing their determin. :
ton to bolt the convention Ia case the
them obnoxious gold standard plank q
vas adopted.
Darlington, Peunsylyania, replied q
richly 10 Teller, challenging the ron. '
tore allusion 10 the diCtntiUn Of LIm. q
ard street, aud sayiug this was pliT &
lany millions OF doIars-which hal
cen invested In tho West by men oi
no East Ia railroads aud otuef cater o
rises. "We have given you cur Il
loney freely" hu said, "and arc sur. u
sisel that you should now want 10 v
ay Us In money worth only nity eenls y
n the dollar" [
"ColofaI0," responded Mr.. Teller ii
has always paid her debts ana will u
lntlnue 10 pay them. What We oh. o
cl 10 IA paying Two dollArs for one Il
Jllar Teoeiyed.n lie then proceeded NJ
rieiiy 10 show that silver hal not dc. n
but II was gold that had In. u
Ieased In value,
Lodge spoke briefly, but largely In Z,
way personal 10 Teller, He splAu Ut o.
10 esteem Ia whlon the Colorado sen. II
or was held anu the respect felt tor q
In, but sald Notwithstanding this u
cling II was imp0ssiule 10 follow his u
on Of financial pDl0y. 70 DO NJ II
uuld DO TuinOus ~ tue great CONNER. Oh
al interests VI the COuntry, That the h
dorado senator was honest Ia mis- con 81
cllOns anu serious in their support, 4
, man could DOUBT, but thAt he was p,
gar did not follow. lie regretted iU
~ hai come 10 the parting o. the Y
avs, but inc parting was not tbs 80