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

10 soon found work, however, a1d
UycrIu ily made nfuHI fortune, lia
b1a aigug teen governor OF lNn slN'r
nul H now the leading rau Ii .a.u 3 II
Inc United Siat,8 SHLuip. / uuuHf-
stand TINT Watson G.. Squire o. coz
'rstiu the nominal. on win himi but
IpGfnw ishmare popular man AMI
ne viii probably wlu, end TINS uli-
withdrawing hist Hquife b. worth Bile
mUlluua. Governor MDGfsW tolls ug
that WbFhiuglon can be cAff'ti { g iuc
kgpuuuuhut On Mckinley aud a OluI
money PLATFORM. re wra originally
f3r r. uJ, but hudlag that Ngn.u ty .
friends mad sufl thing, BECAME ltiis'
fled that the nomination WAS tuo uuai
Tor the Marty,
Siunkius OF Washington ana the
northwest, great deal has been made
about toe silver situation lu Oregon,
NUtIwi,hsiaudlug tue recent election,
however. Sir. H.. a. Cas.e, EDITOR of
the Portland Ofog0uIaU, tells mo they
nave brought gold delegation ~ thv
convention. he says thoy had 70
fight 90 got It but that there BE- a strong
aUld sentiment iu Oregon. hear tue
some az 90 MlnuotUtR. EN.suuntor
Washbutu tells mo that IIune8oia
VIII give hfy thousaud majority tor
Mckinley and q SQUAD money plat
iOTm.
Senator wasuDuTh 10 q this old
Wsshburn family OF Maiue. There
were seven brothers, oil famous,
and al rocked In an old oatou
cradle whicA Is row on exhibition In
one OF tho main museums Ono u the
! Wushburns became governor OF Wis.
! consiu; another, Elthu Il. Washbutu,
was minister 10 Ffance during the
| Fmnca.Pfussian val; and smother wac
| famous IN Minnrs0ts. Senator Wash.
| burn looks more likeh New Luglaudef
/ than WtsieruUr. He has lf0ugtay eide
wnisbeu % what ~ known ~ the
/ "prtsuytUriau Cut;" itongtRy hair aud
u dark, sober face, which might be that
| ui = professor a. Yale college. During
my lsik with him l assvi him as T.
! senator Cusn DAvia le ruplibi3
"Cush Davis made mistake. lie
nod no idea Of the feeling existing Tor
] Mckinley ami BIO hoped that
hu might ishow some strength. Al
tue convention he thought ho wa
suro OF his own state, Tut he got loft
all around"
asked Senator Pfoolor,ex.sectolaty
Il war, aud the man who 10 now said
to carry Vermont In his pocket, as to
whether II was true that no hal ht no
timo bad any yiee-pTosiientinl ambl.
ton. lie replied;
"Not a bit Ut H. When there vas
I toll "a ma
low weeks ago, my old friend sUua.
tor Morrill, cAme u nv aud said, My
/ young ifiUnd,' yCu zee, | nm sixty.
| i've, but Mt. MUrfill 10 cighty.siX aud
ne looks upon INC AZ n boyl ~ be said,
My young fTicni,t SEQ yud mentioned
Tor that oillcu anu want TO advise you
not to cOnsiuer IT, | replied tnAt |
expected h do a good deal oi active
work yet, aud dld not want 10 be
shslvsd In tue vice presidency"
5peakiug ub5u, Old men, tho mos.
striking contrast Of age ana youth
~ the convention today IL
seen ia the Indiana delegation.
At the ond Of ono aisle slls the
father oiths convention, tho venerable
| AfhhaAA " . AhHthlHHhN wv hANA WV
lace fairly Ginning with good fellow
ship; and behind him sits tho boy vi
the convention, Harry >. New, son Of
Thos. New,manager OF tho lndlauApc-
liz journal. Colonel Thompson h
| eighly.seyen. His haiT Il a white ~
tho driven snow, VITA his high
standing collar, hls old fashioned
black stock, aud hiS black brOa1Cllth
! suit, ho is the poisonilca1ion Of the
I respectable Statesman OF the old
school, Harry 5. Row, dressed IN
bAsiuess clothes. smooth Bhaven, foil
OF activity, h the pofsoninoAti0n Of the
! young statesman " today. He looks
/ younger than he h., but he IL still much
under forty and he IL already power
IN Indiana. lie Ia lC6t blunt ana more
careful Of tho feelings Of others than
| hlu father, and no has NJ the same time
all his fathers ability as 10 laying cut
campaigns aud ~ 10 managing men.
lie had much 10 do with the last two
campaigns Of President Harrison, ami
he has made good impression at this
convention.
FRANK q. CARrESTER.