Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
sLvrn WY Is coLonApo.
AFTER Long wmnEic, Fusion I. Agreed
Don.

Colorado springs. sept. iO.-Tho con-
ference committees " the Democratic,
Popullkt and Teller silver Republican
state conventions, after frultlraa ALI
night arsalnn, finally reached an agree
mcut today. The Democrats held out
siuhhornly FOR the govcru1rahip, and Il
was hnhlly conceded 20 thrm,
They also got one regent ~ the State
university. 70 the oliver Republicans
are allotted the auditor, treasurer, SUI
pcrintcndont Of public instruction and
one regent, 90 me populiHtH, attorney
general, SECRETARY Of state aud one re-
The patronage % to be equally dlyid-
ed.
The Democratic convention promptly
Adopted the conference report. Gov.
Adams named Charles g. an mas as
his successor. Every county seconded
the nomination and Mr, Thomas was
nominated 'ior guvefnpr hy agchun-
ton. T., J. Moraih " BOULDER was
nominated for regent % thr state unl-
NcrNty on the mr., ballot Hoo. C. Il
Thomas ana senator Teller addressed
the convention. arouslng grcag snthu-
alnHm.
The silver Republlran convention
also adopted the report. which wna
supported by Senator Teller. although
many delegates expressed dlsLrtiNlc-
given 10 fhe Silver Republicans. This
convention then took a recess until
pm.
Strong opposition 10 che fusion urnan
developed IN ne P0pulls, convention.
Hon. Thomas 81 Patterson speaking
Tor and cx.conErcssman Lafe Pence
against che adoption Of the report Tho
convention took a rrcrEa until $50 nm
without voting on the report.
When Senator Teller was introduced
90 the Democratic convention every
delegale rose and shouted until h. Was
hoarae. The Nuntor said!
u do not feel strange In "a Demo-
cratic convention. am not stranger
10 Democrats principles. left the par.
" when Il deserted H. princlples lust
as ! LETT the Republican party when
IL deserted Us principle, { am accused
OF trying 20 take nv Silver Republi-
can party into the Democratic camp.
could have found a political home
without going intn the Silver Rcpubll-
can party II I had not fcll that the
cause OF blmutilllrm could b. better
HcrVcd by keeping tn silver Republ-
can organization Intact, | have not
cared about leaders but only about
their principles. ! endorse your candl-
date as heartily ~ though h. hnrr the
Silver Republican label. Whoever heard
Of the candidate fGuFFunhcim), OF the
neoiion with his bank accgunt3 His
only qualification n his p0ckcthook
and his nomination IN an Insult 20 me
and 10 every citizen OF this state This
IA money campaign and the boast OF
the enemy, their battle cry IL the slogan
that their candidate has 10 much
money that he cannot be beaten, nv
the living God, he must be- boaienl
tCheera with the audience standing)
When the candidate nf the rump CON
yeuiion wakes up the morning after
election he viii lind his barrel or his
ten barrels buried out Of sight by votes
for Charles 4. Thomas There II not
money enough In that family nor In all
the families " the INK 10 buy the cnn-
science Of the people OF this state The
money Of the world cannot reverse hhe
Judgment Of the people rendered In 1886
WIN No per cent of the people Of Colo
rldo declared Tor Bryan. blmetalllsm
and humanity. We are together hight
ing mems haftie. Gods battle. We win
not be carried on our feet because SOME
man has opened barrel We have Il
principle and are for Il 10 the end OF
our lives and we know your party, he
Democratic party, 10 the only means hy |
which the battle Tor blmrtalhsm and |
human liberty can be won. our hope h |
ceutered ln you. Don't be discouraged |
because lot OF craven cowurda who |
call themselves Silver Republican, |
have followed a barrel Truth may g0 |
down before the cohorts 81 sin, but 10 |
win rise again and right VIII triumph. |
ON silver and other grave questions the |
hopa OF this country rests with you"