Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

tthu IN mas hnu lta OBJECT letsunt anu
the m VI Democracy Il already pro.
uouuctd. The American people will
return the Republican party to power
because they know It, naturalization
will mean the supremacy Z the Con.
stitu,iuu Of the UnitoI State; the
maintenance Of law; the protection "
every American Uitiz'u ~ HE flRht TO
live, lRhpr and vote; vigorous tor.
Cign policy; the enforcement Of tue
Monroe d0Utfint; the restoration NJ our
mvrchantmariut, sstety under tneShjs
ana Stripes Ou every sea. In every
pUti, q venue ADEQUATE tot all gov.
Cfn.nvutul expenditures and the grad.
uni eAtingu .shment OF tho national
debt; currency as sound ~ tho gov.
CtnmUnt ana ne uutarnlsucd nB iie
honor whose d0llars, whether Of gold,
silver, or paper, ehall have equal pur.
chasing and irbl.paying power with
toe bust dollars ~ the civilized
world; protective tafl1 which pro.
tcclf, coupled with reciprocity which
fcciprDCaiUs, by securing the best mar.
tet Tor our PRODUCTS and opening
American factprics TO the irte coin 'ur
Of American muscle; a pension policy
luat AMI generous 90 our living nero n
aud 10 tue widows aud ofrhaus
VI their dead C1mfndc'; govern.
mental supervision and conif0i Of
tho transportation lines and rhtti;
ibr protection Of the people from
unlawful combination ani the unjust
action OF aggregated capital aud cor.
p0Tltgi power; an American wclc ia
20 every G)I-fgiTing, liOeftY-lDviug,
Cous.iluiiOu'fcspucIug, law'an'dinF,
lauJEsutKiug, decent man; the cxclu.
si1u Oi oil whose blriu, whose blood,
whose condition, wh0ou teaching,
wuYsc practices would menace tho
iormauoucy Of our iusiiiuuUr1, uu.
danger thr safety % American property
" letsen tho opportunities o. AWHfl.
can labor; the abolition Df HuC.iluaiIFm
every star la tho American nng
Bhlning for the honor hnd welfare anu
uappineEa OF the c1muiuuWC1lih OF an
the people; dUathlrss loyalty 10 nil
hat b truly American hul patriotism
eternal ~ Tue stnfs.n
Tho speech Wns punCiugili 20 ulmHHt
every sentence with yUili AMI founded
on with fringe Of manual lYpInuft
AMI stamping. ruuuiIu iH 10 tall,
slender, dLtk.itCrl, bInuN m1ui lgchut,
spuU.aGild, suholnrly.lu1EIus man.
HIS v ice, Keyed Tor the stump, syut
every w0rl ringing 10 the ihrlhost
corner VI the gallouus, uuI uI point
Ui the Bpcr ON was lost uuIu tue o..
Humbly. Ihst which prov Rcd the
m 20 enthusiastic upTuAr was the stale
meat tnuI hu presided over thr cuu.
vvutlOu which nominated tho last
Republican Prsiieut aud waB now
addressing The ono % nHmu the nuNl
Republican President. D51EAluI atIsa
aud waved their uHuds. n aasuuIhauu
korchiuis with prolonged Cheur when
hu hui hug.
AZ the demonstration ceased, 10y
direction OF Permanent Cnaltman
lhuutUn letter was read from J .
Huufy Fort, chairman OF tue commlt.
tee On credentials, announcing that
The committee would be- unable 10 re.
port until after noon.
Iheruupln Governor Bushnell OF
ONO moved that tue cJnyentiJI take
a recess untll O'Clock. The motion
was earned with roar anu at ll!gi
Chairman IhuTstln DECLARED tho cUl.
yenli0n In recess. Tnu uaud played
'fankte DJOIlt' as thu crowd found
their way out Of the ball.
MORTON AND TnE VICE pREsipENcY.
The announcement nado lost 40 the
was called ~ Oturf, tnat |
Foraker would nominate Morton lot
Vac Woe presidency Ne sOJn ~ tho bal. |
Jt Tot President was hulHlsd, pfnctl- |
sally trt1iul the gossip ut tho morning. |
Ihu plgn d. when sue motion 90 nUmI.
nate Mch uley ny AgglHmatOu u /
made, 10 hIsl Include Levi 4. Morton
Ut Vice President. IL looks u.s. ~ tue |
lInn might carry, although there /
nay be opposition,
When Warner Miller was asked % !
peak upon Hauna's uncertain attitude |
~ bpld: "Hsuna viii show bis hauu /
.ilUr tbs nomination OF NJ kiuley has
zen accomplished. Wait until then.
We had several delegates telegraph
Governor Morton a. ~ his vice presi.
luntiGl aspirations, but ho has not been
iUafd lrom yet"
Aa tho mOrning wore on II was eyl.
lent that all the influence tile Miller
'fOwd could bring 10 bear was used
with Chaunoey NJ, DBpBw g get him
o withdraw from nominating Morton
or President, IL was urged that IL
vas perfectly evideat that Morton was
n the race iufVice Presidents and there.
ore ho should Withdraw from too
ftsldeney, Depew'a answer was.
Morton assures me he 10 In the race,
musI nominate his nhmo according
D agreement"
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE.
The o1mmitlee on credentials touay
dup1o1 by n vote OF 81 TO Is resOlu.
Ions TO fatiiy tho hndings OF tho
atiOnhl COMMITTEES In all contests *.
opt those from Delaware Hud leXas.
lao committee HultleI the Texas con-
iut ny deciding TO recommend tho
sAIinR OF tue Grant faction, tue vote
rlug IS 10 10. a resolution offered
y Sutherland OF Now York 10 scat tho
uuey faction was lJsg by 10 " 20.
other resolution by SutusrliuI "
at both delegations, giving each ,
rle2ate half vote, iailel, IL 10 20.
no Grant delegates arc Nick Inley
zen. The Cuneyiies support Allison
M Reed.
Chairman Thurston has Informed {
10 memoirs Oi the credentials CON.
,ltiuc that forty minutes Will DO all 0
rat can no allowed on the report I
yonty minutes for the supporters OF d
10 ropOT. OF the moi ri.y, Tor Rccopt.
X the nndings Of the national com. 4
.ltlee on al but tho Delaware anu 4
aNas contests, aud f0r seating tue '
igg us delegation from Delaware O
lu tue Grant men from Texas, aud {
10 came time Tor the minority report Y
.niusl these TeClmmg ndatiOus. The q
shortly report will be made by Fort VI 2
. j. .ho minority by Hepburn, OHIO. {
opuuru complains bitterly because v