Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-20
lnE POLITICS or me "BOLr.Y

unE POLITICS or IHE "BULr"
Whatever may be- thought Of tho
wisdom Of the cluuc puuuot by the
western silver senators in Withdrawing
from thoir rDriy'a convention Ut ~.
l. uis--and we confess that We arc
not prepared 10 give II unreservsd
rfalrs-tbc fact b. indisruiablo that at
one Jump they have mounted into a
prominence before the public oJo In
tho nation NJ large scarcely SECOND TO
that Of Mckinley himself ana
that OF itself ~ something that
many man would give ten
years Of HE lie Tor. Further
more. their galIantry ami earnestnses
cxlort admiration from even their
most bitter opponou,s Everybody
likes courage, particularly the moral
Kind, which 10 shown IN adherence 10
ihtt which 10 believed 10 DO right 70.
rardlcts 0f the leers and taunts ami
thtoata Of tho opposition. Men who
display the 5ott Of horOism which
tho ~. Louis boilers have done
burning their BRIDGE, 20 TO speak,
no for o. tho party In tho nation
and the next administration are con.
csrncd-deseTvo and ought TO receive
n sympathetic AMI onthuslsitio well
come from their people ~ home, In
whose behalf the fight was made. We
apprtheni that white tom muy quee.
tion their Judgment, all wall applaud
their devotion TO principle; and that a
warm welcome awaits them on their
return.
Locking NJ tho situation from
The standpoint Of local politics,
We repeat tha. u anything cen
retain Utah IN the Republican column
--auuming that tho Democrats at
Chicago will name a silver candidate
on q silver plaliorm-iJ b. the action OF
the three silver delegates from this
State. by their c5ufss they declare
that tho money question h with them
no les important than any other
principle Of the party, and can
not be Ignored without grave men,
ace 10 party success. There viii DO no
question that In this Wow they arc
correct. For their own part they
Asseft further that they will not allow
the great Issue 10 10 ignored; anu
while they comet consistently battle
under banner aud q leader that di.
Teelly au,agonlzs a qutatlon which
with them 10 most vital, they can
eth Eight fof AMI maintain the historic
pflneiplos Of the party on which all are
agreed, and ut the same limo win
friends Tor tho inuo In controversy
which their party hlends elsewhere
have no liking ior Tue Republicans
Of Utah, almost 20 a man, would
rather Eight Tor silver than against II.
Comparatively few could DO prevailed
upon 10 DO The latter. Yet cave for thu
action o. these three delegates the lat
ter would be- the only alternative, un.
lees they gave up tho Hght altogether.
Now they can work Zoe Rgpubllcanism
with silver ua o pant OF the doctrine.
Except Tor the b5l.tbCy could not nave
worked Tor HgpubNoauiim only as they
ALEC worked Tor the destruction oil
silver.
We taEo 70, lh,I,,slc, tina, 20 far Al
local conditions 80, there was good
politics IN the course that was taken,
II may loco the State 10 Mckinley
probably it Will, 10 tho Democrats pul
up atllyer man aa slaudard.buarer. Bul
II may prevent what would olhorwis,
have been almsH, iuoy'lablt-lhc loss oil
the State i'scli 60 the Republican parly
At home SO enc con now truihlully
o'him that OF 90 local parties th,
Democrats have monopoly OF IA,
iTicnashIp ui oliver 40 tho election
ilr legula,3n aua other Iarsl onicru
mex, A0vemu.T umH. Cannon,
Allen -aNsl4lg tHrra, aud othors
have made % possible uf ihulr r8rly
iHeHi1 Go veto as consistently mo re-
publican IuEot %. Uy.Tt..uH. IfbrJ
hs1 u'i t'7y,l iH lHe convention aut
TO laa, rEiyut alIa....,a .u tho work
'Ha allm.us uHy would have rcrr
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