Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18
EVALLOR WATSON?
,,,ulsls Will Mol Withdraw Their
Candidate
urrrISe OF raE MANAGERS
"a. Debs Thinks the u mo rattle
yomlne Can siTord to step
Aside.

wAsutYaros, ID. c., Aug. ls.-Son'
.,,, Butlor, chairman Of the national
.nm,,,ro OF tho Populist party, or.
,,,i today to attend tho meeting Of
p,sull,t managers. Only five men,
,,.oi tho executive committee arc
,,,,. the othofs have sen; excuses. II
:. secided, oven before the executive
,.mmltee met, that the national
I,,.quariom will DO in Washington.
n,pfobatle that the rooms In Worm.
uasjolnlng tho ID mooratio head
,s,t,ofa Will DO secured. Tho cxoou.
e,e cjmmilteu will llsten 10 no prOposi'
nnsokiug to tho Withdrawal Of Wat.
AN ffsm tho ticket. Butler said u
s,san mai stood for what Bryan does
b,,ofe tho people, neither holding the
p,pull.t party organization together
sst anything clio would have prevent
a the nomination " the wh0lu dom1-
',,ilo ticket, by tho Popullsta. buwnll
ssss not frpTttent the pOpulislf, Lu
,,ld. and under no oircumttanCea VIII
lev corsrnt 20 vote for hin. He thinks
Wsi,8n stnndsa better chanco Of buiug
me- next vico.prtSiient that Sowall.
Butler says lac han been 90 busy with
The Affairs In his own state eince tho
p,tonal convention that he has hal
lilo corrtsIondcncn with the mem
len Of tho notification committee.
Joseph DAuiule, n mumbur OF tue
Democratic national committee OF
North Caroline, n IN the city 10 see u
Encouragement could DO made among
he pafty leaders 10 ufing about an nd.
lliimunt Of the diill Gully Ia thst eta o.
Diriuls had n conferences with hinatsr
Jsnet. Jones and Butler then con.
hfftd. 10 was evident that Dauiols
islt the muoratio uituation ls not
very pTomicinF. Butler waa tcemlngly
nilfntd with tho situation. I'VE eau
live eleven electoral votes 10 Wats1nW
b said. "giihout monto ling what
t.is misnt DO cone" one OF the Dem.
ttfiuc leaders spoke very positively
tb.ut The matter. lie said Butler
u0ught no had the Democrats In q
lght place nnd clul1 uilve a hard
hfgnin. He would HAD they weuid
uate straight lghl. Thuy did not
liopose 10 be- uulld Esd into giving Mp
Iuythlng. Tho Appearance OF Senator
Nsrhcll OF Nacousil ~ the ugliouni
pal fensinnal hCndqunftCra was ono
lpaIou for congTatulatl0n. II was an.
uuaced Ievefhl days ago that Mitchell
vtuld support Brgag, but this 10 the
m, appearance Of tho senator nj the
hfidquarirrso Of the committee Of which
Hh a member.
deb GIVES nus VIEWS.
ONAiiA, Mob, Aug. IS -Eugero V.
Dtba haa written under date Of Aug.
So a letter TO Guafgo II. Garrison OF
ubidron, Nrb., uolting f0ttn his views
90 silver sud fusion botwcon Dsmj.
tfaiu hnd Popullsie. Dtbl said;
"W.iht at tue support OF tho Popu-
lhls tho Democratic party could no,
win. Mt. Sewhll can well afford 90
Yep aside % effect uninn OF tho two
,ttat tofcea anu eniufe the election Of
lhr peoples candidate. Fuch action on
lhe part o. SewAll would mako him q
hI gIoatur man than the Vice Pruel.
sent. Failing 20 ucelrd tho Pp0ple's
party such recognition by giving them
iIlaco on tho national ticEoi, thrrC
VII be- dissatisfaction which may cnl.
nlnalo In open revolt especially ~ the
southern States, where the P3Iulla,f
lave suffered all tortn Of indignitlel
hlhe hands Of tho Bourbon Democ.
ncy, and this may cost Bryan hid
tkoton aud put Mckinley and goli.
bleiim In power. There IL n vast
dnefenco between Bryan and tho
Democratic party. IL the latirI'b only
antilion Is 10 swallUw the People'i
Iaiiy 10 AZ to place thon Ia power aud
~, poalossiOn OF tho offices. thclr do.
ilgn Will anu should be- thWnrted.
would fat reihor 500 Mckinley ELECTED
laan have another Democratic admin
Afail0nD