Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-14
SILVER SURE TO WIN
So Says Congressman Hartman In al
Interview With ths "HeWs."
VISITING ~ SALT LAKE TODAY
All Is Harmony In the white Metal
Rank, tr Moninnn-"Wo VIII
Garry Minnrsots."

Congressman Hartman, Montsn
brilliant and courageous young silver
champion, nrfived In Salt Lake from
the north this morning, accompanied
by HE family who no IL taxing ~
Washington for tho winter. This fore.
noon they were driven over the city
ana this afternoon they took the 2il5
train for Salialr. Tomorrow morning
they resume inoir journey eastward.
Mt. Hartman has done a wordvr.
fol amount hard work lately nnd 10,
In consequence, somewhat iun down.
When News man called on
him a, the knulsiotd during the
noon hour he was engaged In
the much needed task OF secur-
Ing little sleep. The newspapefman
suspected that being aroused for al
Interview would not particularly
please him but tue suspicion was not
well gtounded. Mt. Hartman pulled
himself togstner and In answer to
gutsuone concerning Montana politics
sale!
"Out petition In chronological order
Il thit: The Democrats aud Populists
fused on the slate ticket but made no
nomination f1r Congressman, leaving
thni blank. H. tho Republican cch.
vtnilon huld sepicmUur o this oliver
men Of The parry hal g15 out OF 323
orltgates; aud OF the 1913 remain ng
about 30 refused 10 animate with the
g0lu Republicans after tho separation
Of The i've factions. 81 tue real gold
strength In the ttaio was represented
by from % 10 s5 delegates.
ENDORSED FUSION ELEcroRs.
"rhe silver Republicans endorsed
Bryan Rud Sewail elect ~ nominated
by tho ID m0cfats ana Populistp. This
ives The dozen, sud proper thing TO no.
Tho nght now 10 the state both On
electors Rni couvTeisman IL n square
iight brtweep Tho advocates OF tho
single y I'D standard and the friends OF
bimetnlusm. | have 10 doubt al all
that tho Bryan an1 bewall electors In
Montana will fsceivs over 10, 900, out
Of the $1,000 votes that viii be east.
IL W. uld not surprise inc 10 SEQ them
get irom A., 900 10 $4,000.
As 10 IiIMsELP.
As 20 himsell Mr.. Hartman
did not caro- 10 spenk Tor
uCilcau0u. hut tho fac. that the
silver mru Ui his own party ars
reinforced by Dem 1crsls anu POpulisis
alike, assures his election by an even
larger yoip tnan VIII be given 10 tho
electoral ticket. "But concerning these
figurts," hu continued, "iI viii DO
more appropriate TOT mo 10 lei some
else speak" Congressman Hartnlans
only opponent in tho race for CONGRESS
10 the Hon. U. T.. Goddard, a Mckin.
ley Ripublicap, OF whom he speaks In
highttt terms.
WORK IN the MIDDLE WEST.
MIR. Hartman announced his inten.
tion Of going iuto tue thiok OF ths ilght
In the East, land supplement- it
by sAyini; "What 10 the use OF stump.
Ing MoulanA-which II oil TiEht-ar
auy OF tue igisTm uu.ain siaits? II
missi0nafy work must bo done here,
tnon the cause 10 ia greater Jeopardy
than | think 70 10. IL seema TO me that
every silver advocate vino ~ thor
oughly equipped ON this question
ought 10 Ue tpnI la TO tho Mississippi
valley states 10 do work where 10
should DO doue.
BIMRTALLIsM WILL WIN.
In answer to the question ~ 10 tho
outlook for silver congress Harlmah
taiJi "Tbs Information | get from
different parts Of tbs oouu try from pri-
vate cofreepondence makes II certain To
mo that bimetallism viii win. 1
have Just returned from MianssOia.
We viii carry Minnesota anu will owe
IL TO such men as Congressman
rowne and tx'COp greerman John
Lima. The latter by tho way IL 4 piO.
nser In the bimetallio csuse having
specifically reused TO accept Ie-
nomination 10 Congrtss several years
ago on account Of tho money plank In
the Republican platform. Lieutenant
Governor Day who prosecuted the
notorious Harry Hayward murder
cabs anu Slato senator ID. +. Morgan
are also doing great work for silver
In Mlnuaa1lN