Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-02
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Preparations for the Big Silver De.
mOlslralIOn at Ogden.
ADDREssTO REPUBLICANS OF UTAH


MORROW Evening,
The Republican silver meeting at
Ogden tomorrow night pfomists TO 10
. most notable political event. Mem
bcrs OF the party who nrc IN eympsthy
with the movement will be Ia attend.
ance from many parta OF the state.
Special trains will be- fun over both
the Union Pacific and Rio Gfando
from this city. There Will DO big
list Of prominent party speakers and
on that account they will be limited TO
ten minutes each. An address Ia.
been iisued by theo9mmi,tee In charge
TO tho Republicans Of Utah A. follows
lisa fact that tho Republican party
In convention NJ ~. Louis violated il
tradition, rosciudod IT, principles aud
disrcgardud IT. past glorious history by
the adoption OF a financial plank written
by tho money brokers Of Wall street,
that tho majority OF it, delegates there
assembled hUO,od aud howlod aud Missed
tho men who demanded that the party OF
Lincoln and Blaine DO true to the faith
as banded down by tho great leaders OF
tho past, thorobv ustfanging tho great
mass OF Republican voiers IN Utah, who
nevertheless nra true TO tho prlncip piles
heretofore cnunciuiod by tho platform OF
tho party In state convention assem- blcd.
Tho Republican Stale central committee,
which recently mes tn promulgata a call,
having all those facts before 10, and being
conffouiol with tho prospects OF d.
Nidod party, vet with tho evident lniGr-
ton OF putting slight upon all Utah lla-
publicans who fCfusud 10 bow to
tho dictates OF tho Mckinley man
ayers, botray the great principle
Of bimolalli-m for which they
havo 20 long contondcd, and stultify
themselves, by weak and c0wnrdly re-
TRACTION OF their past coniention-this
committee, We repeat, afraid 10 trust
the Republicans Of Ulah. have assumed
the role OF master. aud with an inso.
lunco that IN astounding, without prcce-
dent or protcuso Of right or Justice have
sought 10 mark out line beyond which
the consistent Republicans of Utah must
not pass, aud To that end called two state
conventions, at nur Of which the repro.
sonlntiveH OF thruO-fourths Of tho earnest,
acuyo, faithful republicans are 10 DO OK
cludcd, where a snail coiefie OF McKin-
10y Republicans are 10 secure control Of
tho pnrty's ma shiucty ofthe state, which
viii enable lhCm 10 adopt any high
handed pfoscriptivo measure agalnsl tho
great mass OF republicans, which may
IA the iutuie 20 suggested BY revenge.
malice or ambition.
Now, therefore, to tho ond that Re.
puhlicauism may not perish In this
great state, for tho purpose OF pro-
serving our parry for future contests,
where wu may struggle for
tho three great principlos OF
party faith upon which we have ia tho
-
to American interests and industries,
reciprocity and tho FREQ coinage of silver
ut tho raiio Of ~ tn Two have decided ~
call "a mass meeting OF silver Hepubli-
cans, tO iuCOt IN tho Grand opera mouse
In Ogden on Thursday evening, Sep
temhcr 9, 1900, whore measure, will 10
taken to formulate movement which
shall preserve our organization aud a.
thf .hmo time preserve tho solf.re-poct
OF those Republicans who accepted as
sincere truth the past party platforms,
We ask that all Republicans who arc
alive to tho hosi interests OF tho party, to
donOunco tho action u tho national cou-
yontlon for the cowardly surrender to
| tho dictates OF Wall street, aud Tor It's
hclt mdorsomeut OF tho administration
Of Grover Cleveland aud IT, promise to
continue 1.-The policy 10y which that al &.
ininistfaiiou IN seeking TO ihsten upon
tho American people aperpetual Interest.
bearing debt, aud 10 also donounco tho
unprecedented action Of our State com.
mittoo, aud resent the slight which II has
put upon the great mass u tho liepubll-
can volors OF the state, To meet with US
upon that occasion.
G. NJ. Bnou0u. Chairman,
JOuN Fam.
q, H. hANsnRouUu,
l.. ID, GHAtiAM.
pAN PU0u,
w. a. BEARDSLEY,
j. IL. CARBON,
l., NJ. ALLISON JR,
Committee OF Arrangements.