Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

1894 and had 10 De- buried again ana
/ then In 1895 they buried 10 Hrain. and
some uf you may remember ID was Mn
/ in 1896 Well, they say they dd bury
men l remember myself reading 20
/ IN the headlines NJ the pupurs. but
| they had TO bury u again DO 1901 and
| then iu 1898. and N You will rrtd the
papers you viii ind the obse1ulea are
stiil going on.
"iiut have examined the a,.caiied
corpse and my candid Judgment Do thet
u VIII have tu De- burioI ugaln Iu 1900.
Why ~ u they have Co bury % ao uftong
liccauBc they do not bury % well any
time.
And why do not they bury ita Re.
cause no tomb was ever made no
strong that O. could imprison o. rirht.
cnus cause ana our cause is righteous.
II anybody had any doubt that the roIi
standard was buried in 1896 nI d1uIf
was removed when Mr. Mckinley aont
a commission 60 Europe Co got nd ~ II.
THE GOLD STANDARD.
''Thc fact o. that the FIRST thing the
President dld was 90 send three dlatlu.
Euishcd men tu Europe o. ask the nu-
lions NJ Europe Go hUln uH get rII OF
the gold standard. You cannot las ii
all on the PRECEDENT Tor Congress an.
pruprintrd 100000 o. pay tho uNuuuaDa
" the CumnlHHluu. When the connie
sion got o. England tho lublfIuF mon
Joined in petitions Go help restore BIZ
mCiull'rm. They wanted 10 hHcuuas tho
gold standard has been curse 10 them.
ana while that commission was there
an agricultural commission reported
aud ton out NJ the fourteen declared
that The gold standard was thp chief
cause ~ the agricultural depression in
England, and pointed 10 bimptnIlsm aa
the only hope ~ the farmer 10 thsra
u a silver Republican who wants to
go back 90 the Republican party. ask
him tu IND out why Mr. Mcitlnlry'H
commission failed. Why the English
government sent our commission home
ana put nn end tp the non, OF lntsrn1.
tiouul hlmctailIHm. u was because. ON
the 22nd day ~ September. 1897. tho
bankoru In London met nj the clearing
house and declared tho gold standard
was all right and those bnnkorH meet.
ing 10 secret controlled the policy vi
the English government aud that gov.
crnment controls the policy of Europe.
ana Europe " controlling the policy OF
the United States through the Wcpub.
licnu party.
TO SILVER REPUBLICANS.
And n there b. silver Republican
who wants 90 40 back CO. tho Wapub.
lcun party I want TO tall him { ahail
continue my nght fof tha nation aud
Co put 10 he tho hands uf the Americana.
iut people say things have happened
thdt now make the oliver standard an.
necessary. When ala you uud If outf
John Hay Republican secretary NJ
state, wrote "a letter ON The 18th uf last
Noyombcr=tw years after Inc ilst
presidential cleCtiUu-nnd two weeks
after the last congregational election.
und that letter. written by Secretary
Hay to Lord Oldonhum of England.
was published uH part OF the Iuyesu-
cation ~ the English commission into
ID |#Hm H.H# q
That letter you VIII ma that Secretary
Hay says that Mr.. Mckinley anl ma.
juriiy OF HE cabinet etill believed ln the
great dcHirablllty of International
agreement n the gold standard d. slt.
iHiaoioiy, Wy want an International
agreement
FOREIGN DOMINATION.
You tell mo we have got to submit,
To a. Who said 500 I deny the right
~ Englifh fnunrler- Co settle the nnan.
cinl policy Of the United states This
nation took NJ arms a. hclp the people
Of cuba ria Themselves of foreign doml. /
nation ana N We are willing 10 Eo 20 /
war Ia help nelrhhurluH people free
thomHolvca from foreign domination. /
shall We refuse 20 80 90 the polls 30 rli /
tlon7
~ We wanted to let the money uucs. /
ton rest the Republicans would not |
let ua because they are now going for /
ward aud proposing 90 carry tho IpId |
STANDARD "a little further. they arc bro |
posing 90 mako gnld the only legal ten. .
der 10 retire rreeuh1cls ana place this ]
nation more securely in the clutches NJ |
those who own the gold. ls alvlnr thHt ]
nll debts must bu paid lH u1thing but /
gold.
QUESTION OF TRUSTS.
- want 90 call your attention to two /
ar there other things that the Repuh-
lean party has b.ru dulug We werr
hghtlug the money trusts Do 1886. ana I
great many people ana realize what tho
money trusts meant but when tho
same principle was applied to ha
toothplck and match trgHt, they bee
gan 10 UHn o.
And trur's hHvo been Organized one
lftcr another until today. mlU came
90 our town some limo ago. ilu was
called before an audience and HtII he
was glad 60 SOC so many people. n
looked like times WCro hrttHy and that
confidence was restored ANA speaking /
NJ confidence he had boon lOoIdHe the
matter up ana found that according to
Webster confidence wac defined sv trust
and then h. know that confidence had
been restored. More trusts have been
organized I'm the lnrt two years than
were organized IN all the previous his.
tory ~ the country. Why Because
HE Republican party secured success
In 1896 by the aid ~ contributions
Nrung from the great corporations of
'hl7 country ana these corporations
have mortgage on the party and nro
now gotunE back out Of the people
more than they contributed TO the
party
You tell me that the Republican
party IL doing what % can 10 destroy
he trusts. I deny n. u could destroy
he trusts n Il wanted 90,
II believe n party can do something
II u wants 10, liui the Republican !
iafty doesn't want "a. The attorney gon-
'rnl wrote a letter and sulds n there
WAS any remedy az ull FOR the trust. ID
must be- found In the State. Tie cDr-
ninly meant you could not look Co him |
nr any remedy. The party should not
llorutc an attorney general who has
hat opinion. Let him enforce the law
hat ~. II lH weak enough,
we'll, you say n he does n ~ not
uillclcnt Then why don't We recon-
mend one that a. sufficient You say |
hat the supreme court might hold IL !
unconstitutional Wen, you can't toll
NTH the court meets what its drgiH-
on viii be, but why doesn't the uttOr-
'cy general propose un amendment 10
he Constitution that VIII be auflclcnt9
~ am E1inr 10 spend most Of the
limo this evening ON the new questions
.ecausc ! know what you think on tho
ld questions
And N "A silver nppubliCnn Zoos bnck