Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-16

mOte necessary than now
The Republican party bulievCI In
the development Of our navy aud msr.
chsnt marine until We establish our
undlsruted supremacy upon the high
seas.
Tue struggle for Cuban liberty en-.
lets the ardent sympathy Of the Re
publican pnt'y-a party which has
given 10 liberty De fullest meaning on
this continent. We wish " see new
republic born on CuUan soil greet the
new century whose dawn IL alNady
purpliug the Uusi.
NV iriends, the campaign Of 1890 IL
| upon us. The great questions f.r de.
bate ia the august forum OF the
United States nrr free trade and free
silver against a protective tariff anu
sound money. A. We regard our
homes anu our honor, our happiness
aud ptlGucdty, and the future rover
and majesty Of the Republic, let ~
| dedicate ourselves TO the restoration Of
protective Btin which thHll be gen.
uluuly American and g the nlainton.
ancc OF MI honest standard OF ynluu
with which 90 muBsufo the exchanges
" the people.
A di-tluguiHheI Republican has said
That the supreme desire Of the AmeH.
can people ~ .uf On "huuest currency
sud chance 10 earn u by honest toll"
Fairbanks IL - tall, slender gentle.
man. His features are auullino, the
forehead high, Ills hair u juibiack
nud hD weafB tuat.. He made a
strong nguTu ns be delivered biz
speech In clear tones. HE voice, how.
ever, lacked that penetrating quality
which reaches out lot, spacr, sud he
could he heard with difficulty by those
In the remote portions ut the hall But
when bis words struck responsive
chord TIN answer was quick aud
spontaneous. A. he declared Ia his
opening sentences, tho nominees Of
this convention would be triumphant.
~ elected PfUsiJcnt anu Vice pfpsi.
1eLl. there was "a tumuituuu. demon.
s.tation ci appliance.
Tho address, dealing ~ II did, with
a tuvlow Of the existing situation was
not GUsigtbd T. fire the Imagination.
Toe telling points FaiTbank. made
wore, however, appreciated aud NJ.
llAuGrd, His nfst reference % the
pstIy's friendship tor sllvofwa mark. Il
bY scattering appliance over the western
nud middle stats delegations, which
was increased pcTcri tlbly by tho &C.
QUESTION OF the emphatic applause OF
The eastern dclvg atoms when lie added
tue party believed IN the mainte.
nance OF the present standard
"s0lld gnld," shlutrd come Of the
onthusiAsiic Massachusetts, delegates.
fdu dem n.tTAtiOl reached u climax
when he announced the unaltefablc
opposition Of iho parry TO = "hty.cr.''
DOLLAR"
Tho silver people from tue " eai,
headed by Sonatsr Teller, sat silent.
Teller lip Cuflod with sc0tn.
neutrality-suspicious. oi sympathy
Tor struggling CUBA were warmly
greeted. A. lie closed with a deolata.
uon that tho issue was protection aud
honest money against free trade ana
free silver. the convention heartily
oheered. Fairbanks then assumed the
gayel snd the work Of the cAnyenuor
began.
TIM 'iLvER MEN HEARD FROu.
After Fairbanks there was another
inlcfmtEzEI Ui Carrier. Tnls was the
announcement OF the officers selected |
by the national committee Tor score
taty, sergeant.atarm-, etc. Then
Arose a tall, thick gentleman, William
I
o. RrpuullCa nism, with resolution,
one Of the usual matters Of form, for |
tho adoption " the rules VI last con. |
vsution to govern this, pending fuf.
ther action, ana for roll call VI slales,
Ia rosuOute to which various state
Chaifmen were to announce the selec- |
ton by their delegates OF representa-. |
tives on the several committees.
Ia tho TAT left corner rose pot,ly, |
sidc-whlskrrei man waving his arms |
skywafd to attract the chaifman's eye.
"lhs gentleman from North Carolina
shouted Chaltman Cater.
"Ftom Kentucky Thompson" |
shouted the delegate Ia CORRECTION. Ho |
had reason TO complain that lie could |
not hehr what was goiug on.
At the suggestion OF General Gfos.
yenOt the resolutions were handed t0 |
the platform TO DO read by the clerk.
Tho announcement that Henry NJ.
Teller would be- Colorado man on the
resolutions committee gave the silver
men their mt chance 90 make their
presence known and they improved IL
by few shfill cheers which had their
center In the Colorado section down
nj tho loft oil the platform.
There were cheers for Senator
Dubois, ldahOl young silver loader;
Tor General Lew Wallace, tho author
End tho politician aud the friend Of OK.
President Harrison; Tor Henry Cabot
Lodge, whose name WAS hnilsi by the
nuItering nsgs which the bay state dele.
gates had tied 10 their oAnes, and for
Merriam OF Minnesoia, When New
York was reached John Rsines ami
were oomplimsntsd and I'd.
ward LhuthtrbAoh got a vOlley. The
word como" was an Inspiration
for cheer Gen, GfosevenOT's name
WAS applaudsd and Foraker evoked a
quick burst Of sharp cheering.
The announcements " committee
were shouted from tue plat.
form.
RECESS TILL TOMORROW;
Powell Clayton, Ark, offered a roso-
luton and asked that It De read. Chair.
man Carter said that could be done
luly by unanimous consent. Gros-
yenor objected
Then, nj 1850 pm, Grusyenor moved
That the convention adjourn until TO.
morrow morning At 10 O'Clock. The
motion carried with shout and there
was confused rush for exits W hile the
Daud slr uek into waltz.
Favorable Norton News
Sr. LOUIS, Jane 10. - During the
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