Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-09-05

against those persons Who favor popu-
lIstic anarchy. We are here because we
love the democratic party, and because
We love our country" Great cheering.
Flowers mention Of President Cleve-
land was the occasion for great out
ourst OF applause and cheers for "Grov-
er Cleveland"
Flower speaks Of Cleveland as 'sthe
man they tried to villify at Chicago"
This brings fresh cheers for Cleveland.
Flower says Bryan has endorsed all the
revolutionary planks OF the Chicago
platform and he sees no reason vby he
hesltates on those of the populists,
which are practically the same. He says
The sentiment Of free silver coinage is
the only cloak used by Bryan and those
behind him for more revolutionary
measures against the Law and prosperity
)f the country.
Flower is denouncing what he says
Bryan Is trying to do in his endeavors
to array Glasses against other classes,
,r, as be, Bryan, puts 1T, 1.-THE masses
4gainst the classes"
He says Bryan lie the first candidate
for the presidency that ever tried 20
arouse the passions of the people against
Zach other in his efforts to advance his
candidacy. He says Bryan has not PUT
orth single plea or argument in favor
II q silver standard but has confined
himself to a denuncistion Of the gold
standard. Flowers remark that Bryan
considers gold as "a species Of yellow
fever" caused laughter all over the
hall. Flower points out that If the ar
gument of political quscks" that the
reconciliation OF silver would advance
the price OF farm products is true, IT
would alec advance the price Of all the
farmer would have TO purchase, so he
would be no better off. Flower states
that the owner of gold in 1878 got
double the interest for il that he does
now. Flower points out that the lab
orer is better off in times OF falling
prices than when they are advancing, as
labor Is always last to go up while his
living expenses are at once increased
Flower points out that under free coin
age the railroads would be unable to
pay their expenses without cutting
down wages generally and materially.
The roll of states is being called for
the names Of members on the various
committees.
The convention has taken a recess
until p. M.
ST. Adams, VT, Sept 2-Complete
returns give Circuit 39,093 plurality.
vANCLEEK HILL, Ont, Sept. 2-Five
persons were burned to death in fire
IN the Commercial hotel here last night.
The dead are, Mary Louise Hsndesu,
Christie Villeneve, Josephine Desohsmps
Mrs. T. Finn and Miss K. McLeon.
LONDON, Sept. Pin official circles it
is believed the Marquis of Salisbury has
determined to pursue his own course at
Constantinople in future, and has given
the British ambassador, Sir Philip
Curry, precise and significant irstruc-
tions with greater powers to command |
naval aid in enforcing the demands of |
Great Britain.
PEACH Springs, Ariz., Sept. 2-The |
break on the Atlantic & Pacific line will |
be sufficiently repaired this afternoon
20 permit the passage OF through trains |
last and west on the main line.
ST. ALBANs, VT, Sept. with half |
'cors of remote towns to be heard from
he vote OF which will not materially |
'hsnge the result, the republicans carry |
Vermont by more than 30, 900.