Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-15

OF our state and the common country.
while appreclatlng the honor
have regrets, principally 90 thgt there
are not enough congregational districts
" Utah o. make u possible 60 confer
the nomination upon All the worthy
men whose names have been presented
90 this convention. or them / ask ite
came loyal support FOR me that would
give 20 ihfm were they che nominees
1t u not my disposition 30 now dis
cufa all the important Issues In she
campaign upon which W. are now on
icrlng. There are important Issues
ana complex questions that always
claim consideration, hui in me mids, VI
chem and In the declarations a30n 90 be-
made In the campaign meetings thffs
f one question that demands an ouI
attention. u over;owcra an others
uil underllcH the home and she lnatl.
tuilnns Of the country. That para
mount question u the rcoponinE u our
minis for the free and unlimited coin.
aEc ~ silver wlth gold rs primary
money az the ratio OF 10 90 4.
\ fcw years ago u was my fortune
10 declare that thr money question
would ycs b. the great. party issue. and
wan the line should fall on this Issue
the Democratic party would prove 10
be me champion OF enc people ana de-
mandlng that the rights AMI privileges
OF tllNsr which were denied by she Re
Punn'sn parry be restored. on <he
other hand, l have declared ana now
reiterate, 'hat she Rrpubllcan party
wpuli be and II found ON the side N
me trusts ana m1nspbilrs ana err5ne.
oualy claiming ,iilc ~ che sound money
parry Tue Democratic party IL l1Vai
60 fhe best inicrcstso OF all the pe1ple
TO the money ~ the pcaple-consttin-
n9hal money. II Il my Intention 10 see
mat she promises made on behalf ~
he pein9efF.lo parry arc faithfully
"Itelltive 20 questions that h,y.
arisen before the eonventlon' 4 w,ih y,
state that u n part Of my prinelbies
70 acknowledge accomplished facts ana
% acqulcsce In the declnraflons M IN
majority, ana when diHturbinr i,c,I
questions arr once settled ID IL bad poii,
u.H anu undtomcfailc TO drag those
auctions az our heels, We are facing
the rising ana rot the setting sun.
my purpose 90 10 Into the
.snpllgn and seek 20 again win VIE
tory Tor Democracy. I am happy in N.
tehectlun that Utah Is Democrats. N
ought not 20 he egotlstlcal IN mo 40 ~,
mat l have had a share IN making il
Democratlc, ana give my pledge mai
! WI strive 90 Keep this Slate Demo.
JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS.
judicial nominations being In orier
". 7. Lloyd named Judge n. n, naskln
a. tho embodiment of honor. I'M,
tegrlty ana legal ability. lie was a Me.
long citizen OF Utah. we'll known. tried
and true. ~"
on behalf Of the Democrat. Of m.
northern par, Of the state, w. l. Ma.
glnnls declared that he wanted moi
ohly the best man, hu, the one vgho
could be elected. he felt free 10 sav
that the supreme Court needed reor.
Eanlzlng. His candidate was a Young
man who had none % thu former
strlfes hanging over him. lie was
neither a Mormon nor a GENTLE. and
All classes would support him IIis
name was W, II, Rolapp,
Miner Of Provo, Judge I.e gran1e
Young and JUDGE Thomas Marshnii III
SAT- Lake seconded haaltin's nomlna.
ton az ala also A. j. McCuistion ~
Tooelc. Judge Powers, l. &. Thoreson
81 Cache. Barnes ~ Davis ana oth1r
delegates seconded Rolnpp. DAVID
Evans Of ogden spoke vlgorously
against lloberis's Nomination. M
rtult Of the vote was as follow;