Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-30

Moses Thatcher. who was billed 10
speak had been called 20 Franklin,
Idaho. Chairman Moyle then introduced
IudEp King, Who was Halutrd With
''rho lucunrtnncy the incOuHiatuucy
trying 90 make defense. on Monday
and the Cunt1rtiona NJ the Republican
party of Utah be- said. "can BE- Illus
tuted hy thl meeting next Monday
night, Herr ou this platform Will Doe
that ncstor of the cause of silver, Judge
Goodwin, side hy side with Arthur
Brown. Two yrlH ago Goodwin was
denounclng President Mckinley and
the principles ut hlu Naturalization
with 400 the power he poaBencsd. while
Arthur Brown and Arthur Thomas wrfr
tryln gto make n defense, on Monday
night the lion and he lamb VIII DC
down hero together but { viii not say
which VIII De- on the inside,
"Thrto years ago and two years ago
the Republicans and Democrats OF
Utah wcrr Wrlng with each other IN
their devotion 60 silver what has tho
Republican President ana rnnrfoEn
done for silver that has not tended 10
fnstcn the gold standard, the European
financial policy upon the proplef What
have they done to fcdcom thgir pruin-
iHca2 Did not the Republicans OF Utah
everywhere tell ua that Il their party
Was entrusted with power II would ic-
muuetiEp HliYpr7 The President. the
senate and tho House are ana have
been Republican and / challenge any
man 60 point 10 one act that has "a.
vorcd silver and has not been Intended
90 fnstrn Tor an time the single gold
standard upon the ucckH uf me people,
"Mhen u bin was introduced lu che
House. while ] was there 90 coin the
silver aoiFnioruEe and give the people
the pittnucc ri iii.o11Qoo. Diuglcy. the
lopuhicln leader said II was buu-
.fU.U... NN. H.HU fnH TntTnN ~ nftNFF tHuH
dead. that the gold standard. the
standard uf Che huHIn1HH world was our
standard. that they Intended 90 in-
pound thc rryluuncka and take them
ont OF circulation, that they intended
10 sen 81 0OD O0l. 600 loo bonds nH tho basis
for tho banking system of the country.
"Aud whom. later Ar Bland Offered
an amendment 90 "a bin favorIuE tho
free coinage u silver, every Republican
Ia the House voted against % aud every
pamocIai except two voted cor IT,
-iuc Fifty Congress approprl-
ntn so 600 600 600 An the primary
money In tho country ~ but fi.Qls 000-
600 So that one Hupubhcnn Congress
has spent almost all the people r.
money when they won't into power
they found $500. 000, 900 there. They
spont that rhoy sold $500 600 600 worth
Of bonds ana spent the proceeds They
placed the highest duties known ln our
history on llN NNNNNNNN NNlNN" NN IINN.
They placed Internal revenue taxes ON
many things not taxed before. and ynt.
In mitc on an this there ig deficit lu
tho treasury aud 90 pay the bills %
win be- necessary 10 sell more bonds
or levy more taxes, Ana this Dr. lho
marty that denounced tho Cleveland
administration Tor Issuing bondsi Ike
trnvarance and corruption arc seen
everywhere, and IN the whole record
there IN not one ray of hope Tor the
people"
Judge King thon took up the Philip
pine question. "Thc Democrats IN Com
grpss" De- said, TOOK ne Republicans
Thorn into the war with Spnln-a war
Tor humanity but utter they got Co.,.
Thor. seemed determined 10 gohble the
whole world since 1861 they had been
denouncing polygamy aa the twin relic
OF barbarian, but now they are deter