The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

abandon the idea Of voting CO.. Tree
roinage platform. lie il sending out
.aie numbers Of twl per.or,. letter..
one OF them BE- addressed To .libsrn
men 1l prominouce whom be- Dol. met.
appealing 20 them 10 give theirlnIurnce
towards preventing tbe defeat of 'Hc I'D.
minIsuation by be- own party ruu,en-
ton This letter goe. Ira auus On
southern continent aud gratitude. aud
rcciio- what tre writer ha. done ',l ihe
south duiius h's tFO terms. p.ut. .us
among other iayors bestowed roo fhc
South. five cabinet p1sitinns. 700 a.
.lcIate Justices oi tho United -'Hrs
Supfeme court. and two ambassadors.
The other letter T. being sent to business
men boo Sew York auu other eastern
cities who have intrinsic nnuaa. r.a.
tiou- with ,he South. 1nitHe.r et.t-
EN- capitalists are urged 10 ru,il, thelr
southern patrons that Il the southern
delegates 10 Chicago persist boz victims Tor
the Tree coinage OF silver the, need not
NIX Tor further financial aii Boo their
business enterprises from eastern cap.
iiat.ts, aud that when their odt.tand.
Ing obligations are due no further eX-
tension Of time will be- given lnem. but
they will be required to settle OF suffer
the consequences. II rcmnins 10 be
.,cu what will be- the effect oi ihc-c two
remarkable letters.
The silver men are not ALLOWING their
opponents to do all the nght.ns They
are going 10 have their representative
men In Chicago next week, week
ahead oi the convention. forlhcpurpose
Of making IN iron clad program iof the
convention which cannot possibly be
upset The anti.silver lea Ten, are also
going 10 Chicago neat week. and the
ante-cYnycuiIon c1utest promises 90 be
uuitcu- interesting as that which will
occur boz ihc convention itsr.i. and may
really settle iu advance iu-, what the
convention viii do. Everybody To-
Washington, Republicans. Democrats
and populists alike, are engaged 100 dis
Guessing the possibilities and pfDh1hIii-
ties of The convention, aud there BE- tho
Nidys, possible difference ol opinion as
tu what the outcome will boz. Iha. see.
Rotary Teller will not be- iug nominee
seems Co bee one Of the lew csraiulIr..
a new silver campaign bulion has
made he appearance. 10 lisa rproiuc.
ton Ia metal ui lhe ordinary Geld daisy,
with sixteen numbered white cial- and
O. figure one on the yellow center. This
button originated in Washington and
the designer has applied TT a patent.
II has been endorsed and adopted by the
1 American timetable league
Those vino said before Congress al.
iourned that President Cleveland had a
war scare up his sleeve whith be would
produce whenever he thought IL ex-
pe,lient to do 80 are now mon than ever
convinced that they we're asht. The
premature publication Of the nature VI
the report which Gen. ftz Lee, our
Consul General to Cuba, has made to
the President upon the condition Of
affairs Ia Cuba Is Nhn convinced them.
It is argued that tli, report will furnish
basis for the President to act upon, II
lie be 80 disposed, and that II lac takes
any action favorable to the Cuban'
Spain will b. compelled. by public
opinion which 10 already much In
iluenced against u.s. to declare wal
against the United States. Meanwhil,
Gen. Fitz Lee is In diplomatic hot water
lie wrote letter containing very de
cided opinions to relative who mad,
the mistake Of showing II to a newt
paper man. Consequently the Spanish
minister wants his scap, aud according
to diplomatic ethics he is entitled to IL
but whether he will get 1t is altogether
another thing.