Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-17
CARLISLE'S PLANS.
Tbo announcement that He is a Can
dIdale Soon Expected,
NJ REPRESENTS SOUND MONEY,
And Replies 10 Charges Made Against
Him by CrIsp In the House
Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, March l0.--secretary
Carlisle IL a candidate Tor the pres.-
s,p,ial nomination ut Cbicsgo, anu
nublle announcement to that effect will
Eoon be made by one OF tho secreiaty's
elan friends In tho Senate. This an'
youncement, however, will not be
made until President Cleveland has
formally stated his purpose not to per-
r,it bl. name % be used In the convon.
lion IA connection with third term.
ttis learned on excellent authority that
tho President has fully decided upon
this course, aud II IL expected thal no
will make known his INSTRUMENTATION
vitbin a short tune. Although Seure.
tafy Olney's name has been con'liefti
M, favor by the Democratic leaders,
IL 10 SHOWN that he does not deslfe lht
nnnninatiou, IL IL undoubtedly true
that Caflisle's candidacy VIII nave iho
suDpoft of Cleveland and the membuie
" the cabinet. lie Will go before tho
convention az tue representative Vi
the sound money We've OF tue admin.
i,tratiou, His friends In conducting
the CnnNuhH luE thAAAAe y hNhAAh"feh
will urge that II DO laid upon SOUND
money platform, anu u hu be success
uI AT Chicago, will then make this
i,suo prominent In the campaign lead
Inc up 10 the November elections.
Representative Patterson Of Tenues-
zee mas n ceiyed from Secretary Car
lisle n long letter In response TO ok
Speaker ChAE's declaration that silver
At
the stcfetafy's HANDS.
Ina speech delivered In tho House
~ Rrptesentatlves ON the IAN day OF
February tho 0x.spVaker said;
CHE (meAning the secretary OF the
,foasury) refuses TO give silver for gold
because ne must hold the silver 10 pay
the silver certificates and sherman
notes ituued under the act Uf 1890, anu
when Sherman note Issued unuer
the act Of 1880 Ia presented ho Tedeems
II IN gold anu not IN silver WHAT
mUekefy IN thin! What GOrt Of friendly
treatment IL accorded silver 10y this
law and tho piaolioe that obt.ius et
the treasury OF the United sIate,Y"
Secretary Carlisle In his reply TO a
letter written by Representative Pat.
tsfson Gtys;
Ia abswsr TO your question ] eau
only say That In all the operations VI
the treasury department during my
ADM istfatiou VI it. Affairs the legal
tuLdef gold anJ silver coins OF tut
United States have been treated pre-.
cisely alike, except that greater efforts
have teen made u keep silver coin In
circulation. The amount paid out by
this department In silver coin anu Ill.
- ~
amount paid out In gold coins and gold
certificates, anu In no instance has the
least discrimination been msde agaluHt
silver OF Its paper representative. In
no instance have silver or silver ceftin-
Gates been refused In payment Of .
debt OF demand due the government,
ana In no instance has the government
refused 10 pay silver cOiua or silver Ger.
ilfcates In discharge Of It's obligations
wheu the holders OF this obligations de-
manded OF requested such payment.
When United states notes or treasury
notes are presented TOT redemp,ion,gold
il pald 10 IL IL demanded, anu n silver
l. demanded, silver Ia paid. Thus tue
two metals arc treated exactly alike In
making payments by the government
10 well M Ia the discharge Of dtbl6 due
10 tue government.
thas always been the policy OF the
treasury department TO encourage the
use OF silver 10 tho largest possible ex.
tent, ami In order 10 accomplish this
standard silver dollars will DO sent by
express, at the exponie VI the govern
mvnt, to any oLs VINO will deposit an
equivalent amount Of silver certificate,
o. IN tfeisuty notes Of 1890 with
the Unilud States treasurer or any
assistant treasurer, or with n national
bank depos tory; aud subsidiary silver
coins will be scot by express nt the
expense OF the government 10 any
ono VINO Will deposit with such olll-
GERS or banks any kiud Of United
States currency or national hank noteS,
but gold lie not seat 10 anybody Tree a
charge.
la August, 1903, there vas great
AMI unusual demand IN nearly every
part OF the countfy for currency o