Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16
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DANGER OF A SPLIT,
p,,,lisl; Do Rot Agree About The El-
dOrSsmsnt Of Bryan.
,on on A SUITABLE PLATFORM.
Oh. arrival Of ihi B,lrr' from Tho
gpubl eau Convention Anxious'
" awaited.

81. LOUIS, July l5.-lt becomes
,,,,o and more evident each day, rs
m.t,ne for the meeting Of the Popu'
M, national convention draws near,
,n., the members Of tuat party will
si,,b over tho endorsement Of Bryan
., President. Lsttefe from all psrts
,,,hs country are pouring into the
r,,lonnl committee Headquarters, some
,i,mauding and some dunouncins the
,,iof1emcnt OF the Democratic tiekoi'
and everything indicates that there is
,a,cldpd difference Of opinion. In tbs
.l,lons of Popuiltts here, the party IL
- Inc danger line OF uplit over tue
ss..fipu, They express the hope
vryef, that some definite plan VI ar
,.,g agreeable to all can bu decided
s,on M tho meeting Of tho national
.,sgutive committee here next Saiuf.
ss,. Many ~ tho POpulist leaders arc
...iiiug tho coming OF the Tee silver
,,patots who boltoI the Republican
.,nyeption. Upon tue course thoy
NO will depend, In n measure, the hcc.
tgn Of tho nntl.Bryan following. II
ibe Republicans come out openly for
H,van and the Chicago platform, the
opsosilion may not mako muon OF
fight - -
slIl mend a oontesting delegation from
mat state, ~ but for endorsing the
BfyAu ana Bewall ticket, ami Will be-
IN work for II when he arrives.
A. naThN nnWN Ia
suiofstng candidates, viii DO that over
the platform. A very strong wing Of
t1r larry, headed by Chairman Tau.
bntcl, Sergeant.at.arms Mcdowell,
Chairman Rlzelle Of the Missouri state
committee, anu many OF the members
oil the national committee propose 10
make fight for the adopting OF the
Omaha platform instead Of an endorse
mont Of the Chicago declaration.
10 discussing tho probable action OF
the Populist convention In the matter
Of enuofainR BryRn for President, Mr..
J, 4. Flynn, who Il n dolegate-at-lRrgo
10 the American Blmoialhc conven.
ton from California, and ALEC EDITOR Of
the Populist OF San Ffanciec1, said;
"rhofo may be- some doubt ABOUT
what tho convention will do, but there
/, none about what the Populisls them.
selves will do. They viii vote ioT
Bryan almost 10 n man.
"rhs fact that Bryan stands upon n
Democratic platf0Tm-and especially
such n platform A. was constructed nj
Chicago-ls no disqualification. There
IL very little difference between the
Omaha platform and tho Chicago plat
iuTm."
Hon. George Keeney, general organ.
izur q the national silver party, with
heajuuattora at New YORK City,iB here
10 Attpgu his party convention which
conyunos next woek.
"rhoTo has been for months" said
Mr.. keoney, "a bitter fight In Now
York between the representative oil
pIulocTaoy on Ono side ana the middle
classes and daily wage-earncfs ON the
other, AID II Ia going TO DO hefcor from
now on I'll tho election. IL has been
among my duties 10 labor among the
lat nsmed classes, anu l think they
wall win.
III have made careful canvas OF
tho whole state, but put Ia most Of the
time Ia New York CITY and Brooklyn.
Ia the northern anu western part q
New York the agriCulluTisls nnd viii.
culluTisls are for froo silver, irrospec-
tive VI parry, Just ns surely rs the
sane classes ATe In the West AMI
Slutb,
mckinley and Hobart cannot come
down ~ tbs Harlem river with $4,000
naorlty. They would need Mt least
100000 TO STAND any kind OF n chance OF
Carrying the state.
ut did not take mo long la mixing
WITH tho labor organizations 10 III d
they were ns much " not moro bitterly
opposed 10 Wall street than the iarmt n