Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-23

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In accord than the other with toe
/ ordinary courtesles of such on event,
OF 'tescn seems g. be gaining in isv5L
ana TO promise that there may not b.
% "uolp OF great dimensions during
the Chicago convention, bot that iJl.
lowing it there viii be- a Wholesale r..
fu1al 60 abide by the platform. TluG,
be tho event Of either pollcyiu conv0n.
| ton, there is going to be Just o. ZIG a
"boi" Zoo Democratic ~ 10 Republican
ranks.
The vigorous tone OF "s,urt
money" Damocrauc papers aincs
the st. Louis episode lgnve8
no doubt ns TO the dee
termination Of that wing Of tho
party 10 break away " silver candi-
date is Dominated on a silver platform.
Even those journals that are most
emphatic 10 donouucing the walking
ont OF delegates from % convention are
almost uni, b. the view cxprBsso d
by The Brooklyn Eagle, which declares
tuut o. revolt iu convention would not
uo justified by any kind OF money
plank, but alter the convention IL over
tluse dissatisfied thereby "shouid not
aspire to tato part 10 party manage.
meut, but hold 10 the station OF an In.
dependent individual voter, whose
right 10 'Uolt,' 'scratch," or 'sulk' In
his tent is not 10 be galusaiJ.n
SIN beyond tue mere disagreement
ust1 party policy Is the appeal that Is
being made, a. itwas made In 1850. 10
the patriotism Of the people. The cry
ls tuat "sJund money" advocates IN
Oh PARTIES, ana all vino arc Inspired
with love Tor the Union, should "uuite
against the common ios Of sllvoriles,
P0pulials, and demagogucs, whose
fu'o means ruIu.n "save the country
from these enemies frrii" exclaims the
New York Herald, "Aul then 1t will
be- time to think Ut party ties" This
cell on pslri0tiem will not he without
eject, especially on voters vino are
honest enough, but who are not par.
ticularly thoughtful and between
whom, because OF lack Of
:h0ughlfulness. and Unconditional
cattle the chief difference IL In the
humber Of legs. with such a class,
appeals like the following from the New
NorS Herald will have great weights
l0nost.moncy Democrats now stand
exactly whore war Democrats did at tho
ouiutonk ot The Rebellion, aud DO is for
th0m ns the polls urNi November Go
prove themselves as true Americans aud
patriots ne their predecessors did when
iu mo dark days uf tho country's peril
iuDy shuuIdDrgd their muskOts Joe defense
of tho Union.
The shot fred AZ Fort Sumter united
| Democrats and Republicans throughout
tho North in u common cause. 10 uhiit.
Grated party lines. IL made loyalty TO
Tho uaiion paramount 90 party foalty.
Democrats aud Republicans stood shout.
dor 20 shoulder against q common Zoo
and q common danger.
Today tho country X mOuuctd hy the
danger Of reckless silver huatlcisn.
which strikca ut tho welfare Of tho
people, tho property OF business aud
! the credit and good uamo OF the govern
mcnt abroad us wpll as at home. silver
! ism must inevitably bring in o. trail
financial chaos and national disaster. In
tho f1C1 81 such u dagger there should ho
no Democrats aud no Republicans.
There should be no parties sayo that
which is for the country aud that which
Is against u.
OF course the great danger 10 the
Union IL tho gold monomotallism
which would bind the masses In
financial slavery, and place the
power OF control permanently In
the hands Of the money Kings.
Ana the policy which alwaya has
marked the rule Of money h. clearly
outlined here. Itis 10 force these uu.
willing 10 subject Themselves 10 that
rulo into acts Of violence, and then
Lriug the repTossiye power u the
government upon them. Many Of the
masses viii lend themselves Ia iguor.
ancc 10 this scheme, aud will "b0ltp
thuit party ties therefor, as suggested.
But there b. IN prospect a great deal Of
"uoltlng" In the other direction, anu
tic outlook is that by the time the
November election 10 through there
will have been ~ many "bolts" lOclt-
ed 90 uno direction CT another that
relations In anu between parties will
have ooen entirely changed from the
conditions that have prevailed the past
! io'ty ycafG.