Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-27
IELBGRAPHIC.
BRYAB'S POSITION,
,a,sns Why POpulIStS Should MOI
Have Nominated Hin.
,o,rY is inc CHIEF ISSUE NOW.
,h,I l,liorm Of tn Peoples Pir;J
Presents several New
Issues.

r,poAoo, July 28.-Among ihos9
-, t,,urned from 81 Louis today
s,,. gentleman who saw and read
,,s suppressed dispatch from Mt.
p,,.p 10 Senator Jones, chairman OF
s.,lonaI committee. He poaIos'ed
air memory, aud gives the following
:, The substance Of tho document about
-Aleh there was 90 much talk aud CA.
.,,ment during the last day oi the
p,,ullst convention. What Is sub
lined may DO relied upon ns being
,us,iAnually correc'i
nCopsldeflng nil tho circumstances
and Conditions" wired Mt. Bryan, 81
AVE concluded that the Populiss con-
,,ption should not consider my name
,.,,h,pt,sidoncy, hut ~ II determines
~ nominate me, Notwithstanding THIS
"sciaratlon, that there may We no nile
,niefslanding 1 desife IA advance 70
~ mat / shaIl not, during the cam
r.,gn. discuss any other isaucH thsu
me- outlined ia the Chicngo platform.
i desire, abovo everything uisi, ~ be
,s.tmmental In having enacted into
Inc laws Of tue Unitcd States tho free
nd unlimited coinage Of gold anu
oliver At tho pisSunt ratio OF 10 TO ],
without awaitiog the consent VI any
CHER county.
UTho Republican platform adopted
nsL Louis asserts that the bimotallic
,y,tem should he restored, but that the
AMERICAN people Hru holplofH TO bring
tbout pimeiallism tor themselves until
Enlgn nations ar0 willing ~ assist.
Inc American people caunOt afford to
tufendrr the fight TO losislhte Tor
Themselves On all quottlons, aud 20
l5ug 90 tho right II disputed, II sur
tsrses all others IN Importance. The
Pjpullst platform presents several new
i,suss 10 disuuss, which during this
umpain will In my Judgment Gu
daugef the success Of our cause. | am
rot willing to be- q party to anything
which will divert attention from the
money question. Nor um l willing TO
be placed In tue attitude u: securing
help ifom other political organizations
b. sncnfluipg my associate upon The
ticket, RE IL NJ equstely upon the
Chicago platform a. | am myself, AMI
he hns defended the cause Of bimetal.
len against much greater opposition
than have tho men Of tho West and
the south. 1 desiTe TO 10 left Tree
to support Sowall during tue cam.
paign.
at ia due to myself and tho Populisi
e0nvontlon that there should BE- mOtt
tut.poken ifanknusa between u.s."
$50 this dlspatch, /" said the gentle.
mao, "lhsTc was attached "A postscript
requesting tuAt the statement be read
10 the convention before the bnllOling
wss commenced"
Why tue dispatch was not read, and
tho reasons Tor the objections OF Sena.
tor Allen, chairman Of the convention,
10 IL reading, have boon given In tht
Associated Press dispatches from ~,
Louis.
uIE CAMPAIGN AND VOTE.
sT. LOUIS, July Ca representa-.
tive VI the Associated Prtsn called
upon senator Marion Butler anu asked
him why, " hia party desired union
Of tho sliveT tofoe', dii 'huy nominal,
another candidate Tor Wee PrtaideGt
"Bregust," he SAID, "ws fuuul that
by 20 dOing our party organization
could DO better preserved Ia support oil
Mt. Bryan than by this nomination VI
Mt. SbWAll.n
"D0es hot this selection lead Il
much embAfraHsmeu,2"
"Oh, Nos, but Il was cur only alter
nattvr.n
avn tbs Democratic and popul.s
committees make some arrangement
10 unite tluir votv2"
1.-THE two party organizations will
DO Kept entirely separate aud distinct
AMI tue two campaigns will DO con