Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25
STAND FOR SILVER.
Position Of Congressman Hartman
and Senator Mantle.
INTERVIEWED ny A NEWS MAN,
p MI tn Afternoon ia SAT- iakl In
Conf nC' VITA S.nAfnr Csuuou
and O,htr ailTtr cpubl'cats.

This afternoons Rio urando pnsseu.
ger train watch rolled in from tho
East nearly IN hour late had on BOARD
Cong'atsman Hartman Ut Montana,
who tpiang into national pr0ml.
honto recently by boiling the
ST. Louis convention WIKI Sen.
ators Teller aBd Cannon on ac.
count Of its hostility 10 silver. with
Congressman Hartman was senator
Llo Mantle also Of II 4nlaus, who an
not walk out Of tbs convention but
whose paper tho Butte Iutermouut,in,
has ospoutoJ the cause Of the Demo.
cratic Presidential nominee 70 fat as
bis financial views are concerned.
Both Of these distinguished Republl.
cans were met with carriage at the
depot by Senator Frank ]. Cannon,
whose guests they ara during their
brief soiourn In this city,a Congress.
man Allen ana driven to the X outs.
ford where they kin dIy granted inter.
views 10 "a NEws man,
GOOD SHOW FoE SILVER TO WIN.
Congres.man Hartman was the fire,
10 SPEAK, In suswet 20 questions no
shlu! with union OF forces In fact
~ wen hs IN name anu the continued
increasing Interest In the cause Of bl.
MEDALLION / think II conservative to
state that bimetalllsm stands more
lhHn on Equal show 10 win this year.
NO blmeInilist who a. pteciaies the i'm.
pIftAnce Oi tue question will fail 20
chst his vote for bimBtallic electors.
rms question IL not one that
belongs " any political party
- u IL greater than any political
patty; ~ u greater than all political
parties. IL depends for success on
uuion OF himetnllio strength from all
political parIies.
WILL SUPPORT BRYAN.
Gas a silver Republican | shall sup
port MIR. Bryan's candidacy bec.uso
MI. Bryan 10 10 true representative OF
bimutallism, and blm6talllam stands
f'r the welfare and prosperity OF the
people. Prior TO tho convention
OF June Ia. 1896, bimetallism was one
~ the Cardinal principles OF Rspub.
licNn falth. 1 still hold that faIth.
decline g. Yield Il anu all other silver
Republicans from whatever section of
the countTy they come ought In my
Judgment place IN nbeyancs temper.
atily their iucliuations TO support other
Issues and uaite IN supporting that
greatest OF all Issues this yeaf-blmetal.
liem."
SENATOR MANTLE TALKS.
Senator Msgtle endorsed what hh
distinguished and able colleague said
and addodi "ln following the advice
Just laid down IL ~ not necessary for
silver Republicans to surrender their
convictions ON other Issues; neither IL
Il necessary Tor them to igrsgo their
ORGANIZATIONS. For myself l sm not
supporting Mr.. Bryan because hs isa
Democrat but because he IL true bi.
meiailltt and because l personally
know that u elected no will u,s
all the Iuwer anu prestige OF his great
Unlce-iu tvafy honorable way |
musn--iO restore to the people of thls
c3uniTy tho oJinage OF gold aud silver
tue money Of the Constitution.
MEANS PEACE AND PROSPERITY.
al have taken this position because
II directly concerns not only the wei
fare, peace anu prosperity to every
man, woman and child Ia my own
state but because u means tue same
thing to tho lOiiiug masses OF humani.
~ el.ewDoTe la this great countTy ~
well.'
CONFER WITH SENATOR CANNON.
The visitors were Ia conference with
Senator Cannon and other silver Re-
publicans thia afternoon. They will
PROBABLY take "A run out TO Saitair this
evening before rssuming their Journey
h0muwarI. They arc on their retuTa
from tue Colorado conference held
with Senator Teller aud associates,
whose last address was published y
low days ego.