Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-11

| club, heated by their band, marched
to tho Cliflon hUtel and seTenndod the
now Democratic nominee. The LOUD
! cries fr Bryan anu demands for 70
spe ch brought Mr.. Bryan TO the bal
cosy, where no was cheorod again
Ruu again.
lie wts followed by two men bearing
IN enormous American dag. As the
crowd sntuiCd ami the Uani plaYcI,
the biz flnE wac thrown TO tho breeze
AMI nuaily thrown about the shout.
dcfs Of the candidate. He smilingly
acknowledged tho plauJit3 from bel w,
ant, pushing buck tho illy from his
shoulders, addressed tho crowd below.
There shall be no elgn Of Keep OIL
! the graEs' when you come around,
boys" no began good nnturediy, to
/ the jostling crowd below. Then he
tskoJi "ts this tho Bland club2n
A yell In the aflitmstlve answered
bis guirY.
"rnou / want to say 10 the friends
Of Bland that " the convention had
! chosen 90 thoir nominee the man
/ whose name II inscribed on your ban-
| nor, he would have had no moro loyal
supporter thlu /. The fact That no wac
not chOs u cannot DO takon ~ the
slightest q Election upon his great abil.
| ny. No man was more deserving Of
tho oJnveuti1u's love, it, honors an
is cor fiIonoo than Richard Pale
| Binnd.n
Another great chou, went up from
! the crowd and for several minutes tie
/ speaker could not proceed. Whrn quie.
/ again res .orcd, he went on!
"But circumstance sometimes con.
tribute 10 great events, aui 1 think olf.
| cumstauccs contributed much In tue
shsping OF this convention. When
tho campaign Il, over think Il can be
said no mistake has boon made. Bul
! II dcIeudn upon us-upOu the piniu
| pe0plH. Abraham Llc1lu once Bhii
that the Lord loved plain people hr'
| cause he maize 10 macy Of them.
We win In this great light u will bo be.
cause tue plhiu people believe tHat We
will briug g. them exact and ,qlnI
Justice. We raise no plea against the
Just due accorded 10 Intelligence aud
education, but we insist that when tue
government comes In contact with the
people there must no equal and cxlc.
justice 10 Nil slikr, rich and poor, gfea
ami humble. 3'eai Applausn.l
TuE PARAMOUNT ISSUE.
'rrho ISSUE of ,nIs campaign Is the
money question. Long continue
npplausr.l Aud W. cannot be driven
tom our iai,h by the charge that W,
iyOgatc dishonest money. Tht
fres aud unlimited ciuage u
silver at the ratio Of l5 10 /,
In dependent Of any nation on
tue lace Ut the globe. will not give u,
dishonest money. II will not give "a
| a dollar worth one value to one mau
aud another value 10 another mau. II
will give t1 tho nan wnJ tYils Tue
sanu ns the man who holds tbs mort
gage. Great applhus".l II VIII Civ,
uaa cola that smiles uYll ItlspsritY.
THIS IN TO be- q II ghting cam at 90 an'
| YOU, 10Y friends. are u dDtbc u Chung
/ once hentI n story Of mau a. q h tr
VINO could not sleep because tbs mao
in the room above walKsd tue hJor al.
night.
"At last the man below, Va dc'para'
tion, Afkad his friend allvr why M
continued 20 walk the IL r thruushnu'
the night. The frieuu fcuue'i Il owe
$1,000 aud its due next wee. thiuA
about itail night
But tue ifionl replied, 'atu you
not m,king a mi.takt? WHY doa'i sou
20 TO sleep nnd lot thu ether man du
the walkinN3'"
There was laughter and Applau's Of