Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-06
rotlIIcAL coNNENIIoNs.
uissouFi Democrats Endorse tho Chi
Cugo Platform.

aNah AAniAuhths
JEFFERSON CITY, No., Aug. DIT
was not until O'Clock that tho con.
vcntion Ioas'ombltd. Senator Charles
Peers OF warrenton wan chosen perm.
aBont chairman.
Soaaioi West, who was In the hall,
responded 20 repeated calls for n
speech. which was received with
Chuets.
At the conclusion Of Senator Veips
speech, w. "a. Williams ot Bonneville
placed Hon. V. Stevens Of Cooper 81
nomination Tor governor. James Il.
| Waidlil OIL -. Louis and David Bsli
OF Pike were Withdrawn, and Ssevenss
nomination was made Unanimous. Mt.
Stevens made "a speech thanking the
| convention, after which recesi was
/ taken until afternoon.
The clmmitten on resolutions 10.
ported St0 O'Clock sud the platform
was adopted without debate. II Endorses
the Chicago platform nni Bryan and
Scwail, iav0is tho FREQ coinage OF silver
nj tho ratio u 10 TO | without waiting
for the cooperation Of any other nation
aud making silver coin legal tender for
tue payment VI all public and private
/ drbtE.
The following were placed Ia nom.
| nation ior lieutenant gov ROOF! John
| A. Lee Of 80. Louis, J. T.. Dlvids0n
| OF Marion, Theodore X, Cash Of Clsy,
I John b. O'Mrara Of -. Louie, Goltt o
| T.. Damn Of Lincoln, A, II. B1l,e Of
Fmnklin, l.. $. McCarty " Cake
! Glrafdeau. BOl,o was nCminatui.
Alexander a. Losu0uf, the present
Incumbent, wns r0nominHtcd for seofe-
tafy OF state by sccIamatlon, anu at
1850 the convention adjourned until o
a. m. tomorrow.
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS DECLARE ron
"sOuND MONEY!"
GRAND RAPIDS, Mlcl., Aug. o.
On the Teassembling OF tho cOnvun-
lion at o p. M, q, M. Grlilln OF Eau
Claire was made permanent chairman.
The platform was then presented and
adopted. 1t Endorses the candidates
aud platform OF the 81. Louis oonven.
lion and condemns the Chicago Dsmo.
cratic platform as dangerous 90 the
public good, The money question "a
dismissed ina simple declaration Tor
nfOunj money" aud an equitable
protective taIln" IL demanded, non.
sectsrlanlsm In public affairs to
fayoted, and the restriction OF immigra.
ton iH called tOT.
Al 1850 the committee on credentials
wn1 still unable IN ngrUe on the ST.
Cltir contest And tho convention de-
oided 10 take up other business. The
report VI the COMMITTEES ON resolutions
was adopted without debate or amend.
ment, rho platform indorses the
nominees aud declarations Of the r..
publican national convention, de-
nounctB the Dgm0Cratic platform Gs
"paudeflng 10 mob violence ana
anarchy" heartily supports the Re-
publican MONEY plauK and declares
strongly for protection, After the
adoption OF the platform the oonyVu.
ton proceeded with the placing In
nomination OF candidates for gov
error.
The uominGting speeches for cover.
nor were finished at / o O'Clock aud tho
convention then spent Rn hour listen.
ing 10 the majority and minority re-
ports on tho ~. Clair coutts', the
iormor iayorlng 49, So anu the latter tho
Piugrpe delegation. rheu 8uh,ritatB
for both reports was rngrol. IL pt0-
posed % seat BON doiragtiOns, with
the twenty-five votes OF tL1 county
divided equally between them. On
long turbulent roll Gall the substitute
was adopted. The chair ruled that O
fubstilulu hal the same rilgCt gs an
northumberland tho main question
was ia nTlUl--lud ordered quo nor roll
call. THIS was tisputgd and ~ mil'
uigHt tho wrangle over the parliamoE'
tory point was continued. Too FIngr,e
men declared they would iurco % vote
on governor before RdlOur1me ., tut
Tho BllB5 mon said thty you'll Iry %
All aurn a. to0n as the >. CLAIR matter
Wgs Btttluj.
a motion TO ADJOURN until 0 O'Clock
caTriei, tbs PIugTes mon voting yca.
KANSAS rOpuLisIs.
AnrLENE Kae., Aug. 5,--Whon TIE
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