Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18

! prloss u G. mm1diiics have fallen
cause " the uulnrged use % labor
saving machinery, iucfeanud production
AMI rrfuliing competition. IL tuD
presses o tact that potent roason o.
the decline Ia the pficc OF silver ha
uoun tho discovery Of new and cheapli
worked minus, rctulting In 40 euofmou
iucfuaso ~ It's production. Instead o
ttoJgnizing tneto facts, 1t appeals {,
tbs prejudice Of the people.
10 demands the free Ciiuugo OF Hilvol
81 tho arbitrary aud fictitious ratio o
10 10 /, although the fauO cstahllihcd
ia thu worlds market IL ablut 81 10 ],
snd although neither experience not
fene1u warrants thu belief that the
o1mmeicinl ratio between tho metal.
can be reduced by tho action OF this
government 10 huy ratio even approx.
imating that ptop0ioj.
10 thfcniuns In Csftnin contingencies
10 incrtass to an unlimited extent the
volume VI ltHai tendefr Issued w the
| Ftlurl government, tnu ultimate
II O. u which would DO 10 force the
WlthIfhwal OF all cola from circ IlA.
Ton ana 10 c0inpu. public and privaie
bnaiugss TO DO tanaau,oi Ia ucpru.
oiatcd paper currency, c0noiantly fln1.
iuouug IA value, nid 10 invite tho
tnih uud confusion that have always
followed tue adoption NJ suoh Is policy.
It's declarations invite aud hayu al.
mutt produced a financial panic, AMI
many OF iis proponents annuuncs t1nt
10 accomplish their purpose they nrp
prepared to involve their county In n
disaster comparable u nothing In 30
La nal NfH IT IUN
war.
IL assalli tho Independence OF tho
Judiciary by covert threat TO tCufHu.
ni1u the couria Whenever lhclr dtcla.
IONS ccnifayeno tue utcfcCa OF the
party caucus.
~ seeks 10 allure oflicB sepkera and
ppoilsmon TO Ito suppuft by attacking
toe existing civil service laws, which
good men " all parties have labofud
NJ long TO Cstabllah Rud g. extund 10
AL departments VI tho puOIu service.
Tho Chicago convention having
thus departed from the recognized
DemOcratio faith and promulgated
uectlints new ami strange 10 tue
Domocraoy, all Democrats are ab.
aoived ifom obligation to support i,s
program.
More than this, a. the doctrines ut.
nouucod uTe destructive OF national
honor aud private obligation, hnd tend
10 create sectional ana class diftinc.
lions and ongender dlac1fd nud etflfp
among the people, all good oitlzsna u
the Republic are hOuud 20 fepudiatr
lhom anu exert every lawful means 10
Insure tue uuicat oi tho candidates
that rcprtrcnt those falsu doctfineY.
Democrats are iold that they must
accept thu platform oEuuulatcd ani
the ticket nomlnaiod AZ Chicago he.
cause submisiiOn 20 tho viii u the
majority lisa fundamental principle OF
D,mocaoy. 10 10 true that wnen
mrIOrIty OF tho people have rzpfpstrd
thuir Will alta legal election tho will Of
such MAJ gfity must be- respected aud
ohryod. Ihis u essential 10 the peace
aud cNii,onee Of tue nation. hut II 10
"a m0nstrOu8 potvcriiIn uf this dec.
trluv % apply " to q political parry
witch exists only ~ virlun VI com.
mon voluntary assent 10 iti lrinclplul.
When a Democratic convention de-
rnfin from thu principles OF the party,
no Domocfat remains under any mOini
obhghtion O. support lie action, nor l.
there Any tfa1iuon OF tue parry that
requires aim 70 DO 20. On tue con.
tfsfyi it ~ evidence OF moral voahnras
for any Tres npn TO vote to eniUfce
policies which, In his opinion, are In.
imicRl 70 tho welfare NJ tho loople OF
10 the Integrity Of tho Nation.
Iho uuty OF the hour N 20 aiand
slohdlast la the defense OF our ancient
ihlth. Ia tbs crisis there IL at stake
more than the possibility OF temporary
victory. The honor aud perpotuily Of
The Democratic patty are at 6take, A
political organization that IL untrue 10
iiAolf, It's principles, ils history ana
Tradition, 10 disgracUd hnd dishOnOrrd.
mo existence OF our great hit.1flcnl
party, mat has wlihtioO1 the afaaults
" eVUty foe, Il threatened by reason
" tho Iooteanoy OF many OF IT, mem.
hoin. That this parry, AH We have
Known 10, may not die, loi the faithful
or years rally around IT. historic ban.
nor, reform itu broken llnes, anu with
abiding iailh In tho flnal triumph OF
~ ptiuciplee, unite 70 restore tho name
Democrat 20 It's former moaning and
proud dittinriion.
To this end NO Toqnrst MI Dpmo.
Gratis who BIo opposed 20 the platform |
adopted ana lhe candidates nominated |
al Chicago 90 organize In their noyotaI |
states ana 10 send Representatives 10 |
Tho convention OF tho national party,
To be held nj indianapolis on Wedurs.
day, September ., 1856, In accordanoe |
WIN tho call heretofore Issued by tho |
national Committee.
w. ID. BYSuM,
Chairman.
JonN II. wILsoE,
Secretary.
CHARLES TRACEY,
i. w. MCCuiCnEoa,
\. n. HOLDING,
W. Is. HALDEMAN,
J. NJ. FAuLlSsER,
ELLis usllER,
Il. W. LEHMAN,
JOHN 4. HOPKINS,
Executive Committee Of tue National
Democratic Party.
SUED nY Al ACTRESS.
nrench OF Promise ~ tho Charge
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