Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-05

led that Sir. Bryan 10 deiostcd indicate
4 deliberate purpose on tue raTt Of the
papers, ne well NJ the Rspublicin mHn.
arefs, 10 create false impressions IN
minds OF the people aud 90 lead
en- 10 believe that McKinley's ,lec.
ton 10 accomplished aud acqulesoei
10. I have not Tor = moment ac-
quiesced In Mckinley election and
will not untii there IL material
chauge from existing conditions, A.
believe Indiana and probably Miohi
an have voted Tor M. Bryan, AMI "
either has, he u elsctei.
JANIS X. JOsrs, Chairman.
AZ n by pftconceftei movement
several hundred people gathered IN
front OF the Auditorium annex u.
Q light and organized ratification
dem nstfailin ON the strong h u Chair.
man J nos' claims OF Bfysn'a election.
The crowd found transparency with
ificulty. A. bore tue words; mo
'50 Ihls Time; Bryan elsctsl; Ken.
ucky, Michigan, ludians Oufs."
'hty were we'll supplied will To
horns sud tAttlos, ani Proceeded 10
niiks The nisht hiIoous.
AZ DemOcfailo heaGquar,efs u was
stated tbAt Chiri % PJhos Bkdenoch
hau bcou c0utuiled over tue telephone;
that he was told that this was an INA.
pfomptu parade and had given verbal
permission that u atado OF The silver
men might be held. a platoon VI
siXty patfoimen was detailed 10 the
Auditorium and promptly broke w
the gathering. Thls, hUgevef, dii
not quonch tue ataut OF the citizens
anu Ihoy got together agaiu An hour
later anu Ilsd TO aihTt n ttclud parade.
Another detail OF thifly policemen nlaV
Illustrated this,nitt.
Geo, n. wasLbufn, chairman OF the
ChlcagO btabeh OF tue pOpuliat nation.
al campaign committee, itsuoi . stAtc-
mont latt night claiming that Bfyan
had carried all the states west u tue
Missouri and south Of the Potomhc
which, without Maryland anu Dfla.
ware, would give Bfyan .JD VOtts.
aud Michigan, both which Washuufn
olaimtd, vOuld give Bryan sufficient
votes 10 lnsuie bis election.
Chaiim AZ J0neg, u tue Democratic
national o0nmiiltv, aud national COM
mltte, mtn Campau and JOhnpon, hrii
n confidence about noon tO1Ay. CAm-
pau said aiterwafi the situation haJ
not materially changed, anu no STATE =
ment would DO given uui al present.
sscTstHTy Hosiofd stated this afternoon
that tue quito Tor Bryan IL not 20
bright. BfyBn's election .dopt ndsd on
tns result In I4diana aud Wet
Virgiuia, there being no further hops
/ VI hiuhisan AMI ho admitted the titua-
ton In West Nifsinia was MOI bugni,
but still felt COZ nJenI taat BiyAn
wOuli cary inuilua.
CigcisSATi. o., Nov. s.-Ths
stfssb hare been Wild here tonight
with thousands ol shouting DsmocrA ts
matching behind banner On which
was inscribed IN laTse lpIitG; "Bfyau
elected. wo will not sand is5d
again."
srRsoFiELD, Ills, Nov. 5.-5enA.
| tot john 81. Palmer, national Demo-
cratic candidate Tor PItslueni, give,
the ioll,wing statement 10 the Asset
alcl Pfo,a oonc1rning the Tcsult o
tho eltctlOn. "lhe Democrats whit
voted Tot Nc. Began NJ tho late cleo
ton did 90 with ths knowledge thai
he accepted tue Popullsi platform o
1899 ~ well ne their platform adopted
at ~. Louis IN 1890. Tue national
| Democracy viii never svek an alli-
ancs with the Populisls. pfeilc
that Mr.. BfyaD, who voted for WoA
yer 10 1899. will soon abandon tbs
Democratic nHmp. His candidacy
which was nj example OF unfoas3nlng
soclaiism, ives exploded by tue olcc
tion Of Mckinley NJ the late oleclioD
| Tue issues of tue ohnvass were die
tated 10 tue Chicago convention bl
that combination OF politicians Wit
gru without principle aud oaly a3ughl
success. They hHd, before the Don
vention met, matufel plans lot thu
nomination VI tho came oandigAts ~
the Popuiists Al 81. L1uis.
"Mr. Bryan, thanks 10 the gool
sente anu intagriiy OF tho AmuficAl
people, 4. defeated. Democrats know
that pfoleo,ion,as the Republicans cal
10, Ia iaiiAty, but also know that Ia
unlimited csinage " silver at 10 10
will JepfAve the American mon,tArl
~ stem aud produce Infinite mischief
"ihey have accepted the least Of III
two tvis. l hsve proof Of their con
duct auI thank the Democrats VIII
have voted against Btysu anu Altgelu
VINO arc tho reproat NATIVE OF drptAvel
currency aud social disorder"
MANsFiELD. o., Nov. 5.-John l Bher
man gave oui the following slgnel
slaienieuu
al sIncsteiy hope that the election
win settle forever q question that q
my opinion threatens the honor an
GOOD faith Of tue United 5iates NOR,
than any other since the close Of III
civil war, confidently assuming NJ
do, the election OF IA, KiDiry. l hop
that the present gold standard will 4
mainlainsd VITA tho largest use {
silver that eau 10 maintained nj
parity with gold. This settled, v
ought promptly TO MAKE such change
Ia our tarin aud revenue laws Ne WI
yield sufficient supply OF money I
meet the current sxlenasH OF IN
government, anu efeala sufficient sui
plus 60 uay outstanding bo1ds With
lew years, anu To additionally and IN
partially protect American industries
ions SHERMAN"
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