The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-06-25

from the party. He knew there would b.
no hope for them in the pending canvas
on the coast.
Senator Cannon's speech was pro
nounccd most impressive and affecting
He pictured in very fine language tin
hope which had been raised in thu
breasts of the people of Utah and of thu
intcrmountain west by promises of thu
Republican party; told how the state hat
been redeemed from the Democratic
ranks. an overwhelming majority over
come, and all for what? Merely to have
the promises made in behalf of the Re
publicanS ruthlcssly trOddcn in the miro
and ignored at the time of greatest NEED
for II sustaining hand.
| This course was to them the subject
| for amazcmcnt and the deepest sorrow
he had hoped up TO the last moment that
| this catastrophe would De aycrtcd, but
| if it could not he, he. too. deeply rs the
course panied him, must discontinue ia
act with the party.
While McSsrs Mott and Lemon were
vigorous in protesting against the press
urc' of the gold standard, they did not
state in their speeches that they would
20 out Of the convention with Senator
Teller. They did, however. state to mem
bcrH of the committee afterwards that
they would stand by Senator Teller. and
if they were defeated in the convention
they would declare themselves out of the
'"l,2 "nu W. nv w. WI MY oo,lt' ioi ,,ri'
lrop'c nIr'"it'r' heii'r'!H VI lhr 'oli,
u h Mho cnl''e oul VI 'le rooms SUI
,n'a l'H "rlu. Ml''tcH''u sun 'o'',i'inE
seen III 'oiil'n. i,oilne ~ ul'c SILVER
"',i SUI tc"IH VIM Hp'nh;illE' ., ..
7rI',II 'rn'Il M'P'; 2lns ni',l ., ~
IT, i''cn,'iu lIr r'"I,i ~ nuh' , uo,tu
, ~ S,'' ~ ,'' e. it 'V tho 'n p,a,
,i"' N"H ""'"' '" H''i'' '"'l'' anu '"H'
'",''' ou' .
senator DupoiS was lhe most Nohcihrnt
~ ms utterahccrS as t" the result. ne
shoWcu no 'nho'loi' put was hh"llF ne
"hh''
Senator Teller was cool throughout the
debate. After the Teller amendment was
defeated by II vote OF ] ayes to ~ nays
me financial plank OF the majority was
taken up ana the discussion was rcsllm-
ed, the gold men having the floor The
silver men said they felt that they were
IN the SAD hours OF Il partisan disSolu-
uoh' but that they would proceed as
courteolSiy ana regularly as possible
nhd NOT formally leave the party untll
thcN had appealed 10 the court OF last
resort-the cohVchtloii. Ihcy JnStlheu
,heir course ny saving tilal the party lad
me party lhey Said that secretary
oarilslc' representing thc cleveland ad-
iillh' s III ms NaSnvllie speech was
tne nrSt 10 come out lor II Single Goiu
sLi ana tll'I ,ne ltepupilGaii parry
, ,;"u :o''it W ,lc nclilocra'ic "ui'ii''iS'i"-
w, III l'S ne" u'partuIc' .
'iooaiH. t"'l'ioi. anu Dupois crl.Ic!scu
,uc ncNciI,S " Wy ihuic'iieht aSailS'
IL, ~, cleNciaiu Wnilc nuopiihE tne car
"iini p''"''Pi'S Vi 'h' 'leNeiahu huiliIilS-
''u''oh.
oo;lator DupolS, III ms speech uWelI
h por"'N npol tnH service llle WIS., lilu
NV, po4 ~. ~ 'nr hep,,plican parry: ShoWlhs
,naJ Inc scvtlol iiau iic'cr III us nU"I vi
,I,t :, 'In u'i'l w W 'lic par y tai', pui
' ',.:.t !. hnu on w contrary Responded
W. i hd iuuus, Wiling ana zeaious neart
nri'e,er caileu upon, Wneh your states
mv,t pti,t "po!i ie,, rI 'li1'i, Ihn
,9S'llls mem out illu lhl'ered ana laliea'
' i uMoi' c'l,fcnallg upon ,ic s.renS'h III
Ine McS. III 'hc s9La'e anu snoWru now
~ tne N0.cs oi lll't escli3n III lhe sen
ave- ',G nup""'',a" parry nlu oM'u VIZ :er
''' 1ili," li'an NV ~ us pro'rc'Nc Grll
poi''S anu an vi 'iclr Phr'l poiiricS ol'cil-
.iii.eS Wncil tnclr own SectIohai INTERESTS
VIZ III no WlSc inNoiNeh'
re aSS'r,cu that thc lii'er-liouh,ali'
suites n''d pecI1 rcsul'lr III supplying Two
Irna'oIS l1r Tue support OIL these Two
''llcS Vi PohcE' WIllie III New YORK WIN
no, lo. one hcp"pilcah senator voice. WIN
ll,liolS' WIN oliiE one ana many oil tle
'o!u'l,1rll stalcS''o say holhilE Oh iScoh-
>nn; wyoming ana otier h0rtnerh Sta'eS
wl,'cn were nor now ana had not been
,or years represented III 'iie senate by
hcpup'lchiiS, carle mere TO iilaugura'r
uoutS' W",ch Is hot olllF ru'louS 10 thc
McS', nut ne nr!leNeS 10 the entirc couh
'rE' hot oillF rulno.S nut uhpatrlotlc ana
'onirarH 10 tne principles ana doctrines
~. ~ ''le hePup''rah party ana III view OF
lnrSr lac,S' ne 700 was constrained
lecp'F nS II palilcu nm TO 90 so. 10 an
Iouncc ms INTENTION on leaving the con
Ne,l,ioil III case OF the adoption OF the
So,d Standard plahk'
VII. Moil Oh North 'aroiiila' ioioWeu
It! lll''Ch the same Tram as the SILVER sen
atorS' nut touching upon the erect oil the
luoptloii OF Soiu Stahuar' upon thc
=, III arS"; re ucclareu' however;
'nal Governor McNlillcy vas not S"lI
N,ai,laru auNocalc' ana IL lhe proposed
PLATFORM was adopted II would be done
contrary 10 the governor WiSneS ana
cohNic,lois; lie aiSo asserted that score
tafy 'arllslc' VINO had so recently been
Ioud Ill thc dehunciatloh OF the demohetl-
zation OF SILVER, had eeeh the hrSt man IN
ne country TO pace hlihSeit on the g0id
SStaidaru. Inns the secretary ana Ill ms
NashNlllc speech, ana he was soon FOL
lowed by ms INDUSTRIOUS chlef' PRESIDENT