Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

shail Poo o. he "a hcts intenicd Il 20 or,
Tee anu iudep, nJtnt aud sovereign
nation.
che people WHO consuiu's that
giaud army inspired ~ they are by
Tue noblost hrntimenis OF patriotism,
unqer your leadership will, there csu
10 hO doubt, on that Jay it high their
paentts 10 triumph over tue delicate
"illeu htsis Of fiuIocfacy"
NR. BRYAN IMPLIES.
Il wtsiO.iJ O'Clock before MtGroa''s
long addftss vas concluuej. hr
Bfyan was Immediately pro'eniei anu
made n tnort tpseoh, AZ follow:
Mf. Or Ot,chnifmRn, aud ether mem.
bcf1 VI The notification commitiUs O.
TIE oliver party; 1 beg 10 reply 10 this
umH without the tutmality Of letter
Ins platform Of thu SIvcf party con.
taina hut one plank, ami tnat Ilaua,
Soc plank upol the silver question,
Is iduutoa! in tnt sihnouwith tue silver
plauk o. tue Chicago platform.
"An l have already dilousted thtt
PLANK NJ length, It Will not ue nocts.
gary 10 enter into any extended dls.
cusslon at ihls ume. beg 10 answer
thu committee that 1 no Cpt the lum.
inatiuu rendered by them OF behalf OF
the Buvtr party, IN tho apiut Ia which
The nomination was pftlentud, 1 can
appreciate the feeling which animated
tnOso assembled iu that convention. 1
can appreciate tho hcnltatlnn Win
which tnuy had been associhled. 1
know slmuthiug OF tbs ttftugtn OF
party tts, AMI because 1 was iu pc
lion where 4 locked forward u poasl.
billiy % like auilon OF nay own part,
eau appreciate the depth VI the cOnvic.
ton tnat led them ~ placo the intoTtala
of their country above the welfare VI
theif parry.
"Mofo than q year ago VIC were on.
Gagod In "a Struggle TO bhng tbs DsmO.
cratic party 10 un iudutsrintnt Of Tree
coinage, tho question was put % me,
whether, ia cafe OF iniluiu, wtuIu
support tho Democratic nominee " be
wrfr gold stanuaTd advocate, run.
ning upon gold standard platform. |
never believed that such action was
probable In the Democratic party tLen,
but when those vino questioned mo
were not content witn probabilities,
anu NNAAN NMNAN NhNNMNA W. NAAN y WIN
1 would iuppoft the nominee, 1 said,
40 you viii ftmoGber, that under no
circumstances would my vote be given
TO a mAn who would, In the executive
tiiice, use bis influence 10 fattcu the
GOLD standard upon the American po0.
pie. l stood whufu the mtmbvrr Of
that silver convention stood, ard like
them would rather have the approval
NJ my conscience than the approval Of
all tho world. My convictions upon
this eubleol are not shallow convir.
tons. 1 may DO In erroi--nonu Oi a.
can claim iniAilIbility but | believe
that the gold standard IL u conspiracy
against tho human race.
81 would no sooner Joiu the ranks Of
those whose purpose II Il TO iaaten that
policy upon the American people than
enlist In an army marching 70 attack
my home ana destroy my family.
cay, therefore, that 1 eau appreciate
tho spirit which animated th0re whI
have iust rendered me this second
nomination. 1 pledge them that, u
elected, they fhall never have Cause u
accuse ms Of being ialse to that plat
iOfm.
"Aiy irlends, when declared that
would not support gold standard can
didate, WIS standing upon the record
OF the DEM cratic party. / was dc
tending It's principles NJ we'll al tbs
Interests Of the country nj large. Aut
when the Republicans who Hultmblot
In the silver convention at ~. Louis
refused 10 worship the geld iuag,
which their party had set up, they
were defending the history OF tho Itr
publican PARTY. The Republican plat
form In 1858 denounced this Democratic
administration for having atlempled
10 degrade silver. And In 1891, on
the l2ih DAY VI February, In MrmofiA
hall, Ut Toledo, NJ tue Lincoln day
banquet, tne presont candidate fol
President used tie words which l viii
now read to you. found thOsc wOtii
published In Toledo paper, aud theJ