New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-15

nothing. and Will fool no any longer
INDIANA PLANK WOULDN'T SUIT.
Whom as,ed if the Indiana platform would b.
acceptable 10 the silver men, Senator Mantle
said If would not by any means. I'VE do n"'
no,iov. in waiting f,r an international agree
mcnt." said he because We Do not mink sue"
a thing Is possible.
"Wir the silver men bolt?" was asked ,.,.,.
Not in the sense that some seem 10 lll.''h,
I 10 not believe any silver man VIII wan, ou' ~
the Convention We are going II 10 this Don. OWL,
FOR upon the declaration made by the h'punn-
can party in its last platform. wien was W.
last official uttcr1nc, OF tne pt' 6to,,orsG INIT
financial question. That platform de'aT'u tna'
the Republican party from tradltloh anu nv.
est was in favor If gold and silver as S'''"'''
money" .,,,oo.. .Iatrornq'
II will never vote for gold-stardard p'a'-
form or gold-s,andarl candidate 90 no ,a, "a
eve that the delegates from any 81 I w. when
thev have received. vote for gold plank 81 "
gOld-standard candidate. GO
What will be the next step aiter . dn O'''
vention when YOU are be lten. senator
"yVe viii r,legGte the whole matter biCk 10
the Republcans Of our States and r'w COW N.
tinns viii be called. and the people can say what
their policy VIII be. ~
"Wil Senator Teller walk out
TALKED IT OVER IN WASHINGTON.
81 ttirk he Will take the course have out
Il.
,roton-senators Teller. Dubois and Cannon ana
Mr. Hartman and myself-and We believe that
,bis 10 The hest course to pursue. We Will hay"
o-o, h,r conference here Monday, when VIII HIS"
he attended by senator Carter and other silver
del, gatns We. Of course. will be governed some
what by circumstances. but from present i"''-
cations this policy viii be followed
"WUl the Western Republicans vote the Demo
atic ticket II q gold platform Is adopted 10y me
Republicans? .ho c,o.o o,,.
vnotions NEE; in the fall they will be able To- have
before them the platforms ID, the various parts
adopted the National conventions ana 'nr"; ~,
doubt they Will be able ~ pursue poIl'N III me
,,.,th what they consider their interest
When asked whether the Dem cratic parry C. ,uid
carry the Western states the Senator sa'd; my
Marty which declares for the free ana UNI mix %
image Of free silver upon equal terms win gpih'
and dominates q man whOse past record IS III
sympathy with this policy. Will start out WIN an
immense advantage in every state west ~ 'ne
Mississippi and particularly So In the iar W e.
own states and the chances Of success would De
largely In favor of free silver man.
No CONFIDENCE IN DEMOCRACY.
Colonel p. ]. I.annon & delegate from Utah and
one Of the proprietors of The Salt Lake Tribune
IN discussing the arrival OF Senator Teller and the
nrohable outcome Of the fight for free coinage
| said:
I've will not GO to the Democrats We must
bring about radical reform in the currency. but
we have no confidence in the Democratic organi-
! cation and therefore could not cooperate WIN
them. If they throw away their opportunity 10y
not nominating Teller, believe there VII be
| general independent movement among 'le 49,
publicans Of reproducing States ana thA'
| they will pu; their own ticket IN the helA' WIZ"
Teller at the head. The Populists in Their i9r,h-
coming convention at ST. Louis would very gao '.
| !ndorse Teller This would assure W. enough Nul.'
in the Electoral College t. throw the election h''
| the. House and there We would be compete mus
| t.rs @: the situation. am told by Senator tarir'
| who has given the matter close attention. tha' ''
membership of the House is at present evenly u
yidel between the free silver and the goid S'aII
ard forces with four doubtful states thai Npui
of course determine the result. This conl'N' J
of affairs makes Teller the coming man. tnougi
the Democrats can prevent the throwing 81 mn
election into the House by making senator Ie"e
their nominee"