Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-07


N UnlNrr- have hguu ruined, inluHtrv /
destroyed nul hu people impoverished. |
l.kpufnunu proves ihu. bomN'tn.,D |
upUhbuH promises will not Doe funl cd, |
Inlf iuIrI HIflrs uuaidod cannot sue. /
Good, aud that Doc government cnu DO |
safely uIm.uI,'ud only by Republican !
hands. IIur coinage uf silver auI pro. ]
lUcuHu bond iu hand, Will alone bring /
umsf.l OBJ Goo nation. We must mud /
will lHNH IH.I ami both can boz Obtained |
only through IHH agency NJ tho RHpuh. !
N"lu party. = crisis is upon us, upon /
Your H.I.u largely depends tho welfare .
" Utah
PLATFORM ADOPTED.
In response 60 the query ~ 10
whether the committee uu resolutions
Wa ready 90 fruOf', Colonel Nelson,
the chairman, replied lu tho tiifma.
tive AMI udupi that 10 had been ~
Tor nu hour OF more. He then proceed
j Ell 90 read the following, which wa,
uuauimnusly agreed 10 uy the commit.
/ tee aud uuaulmuu'ly adopted Dy the
convention.
The representatives OF the Rupubli.
eau PARTY % UWu, assembled 60 State
I convention o. memo delegates 10 tue
Republican national convention which
[ 10 g. uUmiuaio candidates Tor prcsi-
cent auI Icc.rf,siurut % the United
/ States, hereby rrucw their fca.ty 60 tue
principles on which tue Republican
pnrty Wss net launched aud upOu
an Hts hunuf- have teen WOO.
W. believe in Il protective tsr.G; We
| believe In reciprocity, we believe ~
/ uimetalltam, Whi'h IL The iuII rec *.
lItluu allie u god SUD silver AM
/ their ueu coinage boo the miub Oi the
| nation At the ratio uf IDOL.
We ClnluuplatH W. sorrow and
shame tue NJ euJicie which our couu-
| ty presents tdny ttCautc of tue al
I tempt 10 sula ituIu iut protective
/ tam "A tafifi Iur revenue aud tecauac
7 OF tue drsifuc ion OF silver as mJuoy
/ OF hual redemption.
We mold tuat policy which has
] n led the land with idle mvu, which
takes from labor ils honest reward,
winch doubles the tufdvn ut deb f,
WuIch, amid utuuti.ul harvest, iu 10
time Of profound Uoucr, mAkca neccs-
saty the ssuirg Of hundreds NJ million
| d0lihrs' worth Ui inltfcst.bcaTiug bonds
] iu ItuUf 60 meet tue current expenses
VI tue guvrflmoni, IL an imptaCh.
mrnt Of bJtu thU intelligence AMI 10.
trgfty OF thuse who control Que gov.
! eminent.
We hold that asa taiifi TOT tevcnLe
hiss failed 10 restore prosperity, 30 q
protective tAnn, No long ~ the money
NJ the vuuutty IL hsli,Ouuce tor runcr,
100 pur c'nt higher tnau tue money Of
tue orient, aud NJ Spanish'A uSfich, II
imp1trut ~ shvo our iafmcfs anu man.
uiaCtuforB against % com ttlIi0n which
IA y ate hslpIusH ~ meet, auI We e..
Iuilstr tnu tcliri that pro eCtion with.
out Ulm,tul m can r,st 10 pftsptfi s..
lnr situation makes cluar that ~.
mtiallltm anu pt0loc lon mu't be &C.
ccptcd NJ constituting ono vital, indi-
visible principle, that not only toe
progress but the safety 0i the Indus
trlc. OF our county AuI the tOilets who
cary on those Industries, make the
. acceptAnro Of this pfiucipl0 impera,
Interpretation byA taTii 70 Squaliz'
tbs wages Ut our country anu thOs,
paii abroad, anu bimotailism 10 taxi
from gold it, present appreciation, aud
70 tquaIizf tue mOnoy OF this country
anu that Of silvefsiandatd naIiOus.
We cYrdially endorse tue Stand TAX
on In the national legislature by wesI.
cru senators AMI representative Ia be-
ualf OF holding bimutallism and pro-
lection togo her n one,
We ak our delegates g. 81. Louis "a
DO their utmost ~ secure Ia the nation,
al Republican platform n full Ack nOwl,
rdgemeut " the Imperative need Ul =
return 60 real blmetalIism and a prom
lso ~ IT, sWiIt uIuutiUu without tegatI
70 other uatious, by opening our mtui,
10 tho rec image VI GOLD aud silver al
a Fc.i0 OF 10 10 ].
inns WAS VOTED Down.
Colonel Mellon then moved The
adoption OF the iolloWiug; That oul
thanks Afs directly due to Henatol
Cannon and Rsprese taIiyo Allen lol
their CUngfe'siOnhl work.
suuINA1ISu srEECHEs.
4 motion being carried to limi
nominating speecnrs h three MINUTES
wuoy Brown namei JUICE G.. e.
GuudWin as n delegate 10 tue ~. Louis
cluvualion; Alma Eldre go nsmei
W. r. McCoTnick; Jnhn Henry Smith
Colonel Isaac lfumbG AhTanHm
Hatch. TLOms Koafus; II. II
wuip,le, l.. II. Roger; V. Rape
JOSEF A. smut; Presley Denny,
James NJ. BOiluo; J. Il. u on,
Jonu &. GtSuAmi Cleo Miller
Governor Heller M. Well
]. +. Chldestcr. J. W. Crosby JL
T.. Is. Ctltchlow, touGtots Brown Rnu
| Cannon; T.. g. Ro,non, James A
, q rudiuuiug; NJ. NJ. kNghn, Cnatlel
Crane; state senator Candland, WSbI
Green,
All OF these nominations rsoeiysC
from one 10 score VI more seconds
alter which nominations closed ant
/ BAll0ting commenced Al 1925 under thI
, rule, that the Elk candidates receiving
=. the highest number Of yltes b. 10,
: delegates TO the national convention
' IrUyluing esoh received majority o
tue votes VI tue convention,
BallutinS was being very slow
, preceded with at 4 O'Clock when TN
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