Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-06
TRIBUTE Of ENTHUSIASTS
TIC DEVOTION TO BRYAN
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condemn the Hay-pau1cc.ote treaty a'
a surrender of American iithg tIl' wv,
teresls. NOT to be tolerated y! '''
American people. ,..t Ga. p..
Ne dnouuce the failure OF we ~.
publlcan party to carry OUT JUS plyob..}
in grant statehood % me p e.lliiy,oi, los o'
Arizona. NCW Mexico auQ VNlauV'''''
and we promise Che people on un3sy
Territorics Immediate slaleh99'!1 '',.
home rule dur.us their con'iu.n
Territories. and we favor nome rue a.
a territorial form of government '''
Alaska and Porto Rico.
We favor an Intelligent s!aleu,j, ~
Of Improving tho aria lands OF the Wy
storing the water for purposes OF III
cation and tha holding OK sue" ''H''
for actual settlers. AL .,rlc,
We favor the continuance anu SUI
enforcement of The lhihtee ,N1'I l'.,,,
law and It's application 90 'hs s'N'
classes of an Asiauc ia0ea' "a
Jefferson said. Peace c0iIil'.e.,e w.
honest friendship with all nations en-
tanglmg alliances with none. W.
,'rova This wholesome doctrine anu
ttsrncstiv rrotegt against the Republic
,an dcoarturp which has involved us
A. so-relled world politics including the
diriomocy of Europe and in the IN
trigne ana Undertaking ofAsia ana we
cocdemp The ill concealed RepuDlohn
enhance with England. which must
moan determination against other
friendly nations. and which has olreauy
etldod the nations voice, Whle Iuel-
q, Id belnr strangled in Africa.
"Rolievlng In the principles Of selt-soV-
errrnent and rejecting as did our IoIe-
sathers the claim OF monarchy we Nlt"
v.,th Indignation the purpose OK LHs
Md an overwhelm with force the Soul"
African republics. Speaking as we pe-
uevo FOR the entire American nation,
evcent IT'S Republican 0iiice-holders elg
for All free men everywhere, we eAlenu
our sympathy TO the heroic Durgneis ~. n.y.
their UNEQUAL struggle 20 MAINTAIN INV"
liberty and independence -..-t,-
Wc denounce the lavish appropTla-
.,o,s ~ Tho recent Republican ,ou-
gresses which have Kept the taxes hls y
ana which threaten the pelpetuatlou w
oppressive war lcvles, we Oppose tl'
accumulation OF q surplus 20 De sQual-
dered On such baretaced frauds upon
ne taxnavers as the shipping SUBSIDY
I'M which under the false pretense on
,rospering American snip DullnlnB
wouid nut unearned millions into IN,
,ocLete 81 favOrite contributors 70 w,
b"nnbiicain campaign fund. We iavol
tbe reduction and speedy repeal OF h'
war taxes. and return 10 the tline'
honored Democratic policy OF econo"''
an government expenditures
Relievlnr that our most cherished ih'
setutions are In great peril, thar 70,
ysry existence Of our Republic i az
stsie ana that the decision now 70 o,
rcndered will determine whether or no
our children are 20 enjoy those plesse,
nrlvileqeE Of free government Whlcl
have made the United states great PROS
oerous and honored, We earnestly as'
for he FOREGOING declaration OF primer
nies The hearty support Of the lpefIy
loving American people, regardless o.
preyious party affiliations.
THE FINAL DAY
Convention Han. Kansas city JUL
e-Tne final day of the Demoera.tl,.
national convention broke clear anu Nv,
rho ann blazed pitilcssly down throusi
he same brilliant sky that has marhe'
everv day Of convention week. am
Inc cloudless blue gave no promise o
relief from the intense heat. But "a
grateful wind which has saved the Wee
9ron being intolerahle. did not iors9k
the sweltering crowds today. II ple'
steadily from the southwest, hot "
tr1e from It's passage over the plalh'
I'M nevertheless Wind. III sNep
An through the great windows az 70
south end of the hall nuttered the Dun'
ing and flags, and famed the vas
crowd IA,
An hour before the convention ma
was opened. dense crowds were packe
around the various entrances ana nun
dreds more were coming on elthe
thoroughfare that afforded access to 70
building. About thirty minutes alte
Inc doors were opened, the gallerle
wore All occupied and still the crown
around the entrance ana la the street
had suffered no dlminution.
REGULATING THE CROWD.
Yesterday the han was so densel
hacked that Il was az times imposslni
10 move around upon the floor, one
fourth Of the delegates were unable |
sec the chairman and three-fourths
them could hear nothing uttered iioI
the platform. The alsles were chohe
nm 10 a degree that was dangerous ah
passage through them was az all time
difficult and late IN the evening IL wa
impossible. This morning the poi1
and sergeant-a started IN VII
vigor 10 prevent anything Ike repet
tlon Of the dlsagreeable feature Oh yes
terday's second session. ana for cor
siderable time met with success, bl
thew were gradually overwhelmed an
made comparatively helpless by 70
heavy crowds that were allowed 10 pa
BY the gate keepers. 49,
The crowd was not as terrific as I'M
Of last night-the great teatufe-li
reading Of the platform ana the nom
nation Of a candidate for the pfeslaeh'
being over. -,,.
sulzer was the first vice presidenti
candidate to appear In the hall, ana n
appearance seemed TO excite very nv
interest. He came down the aisl'
from the delegates DOOR coat throw
open. hat tammed hard down on u
hack OF his head. his tail form toweriI
over a smaller delegate az his SID
across whose shoulders his arm WI
caressingly thrown and into whose ei
he talked with great energy
BOUQUET OF SWEET PEAS.
At iOA5 a. m. Chairman Richards
advanced 10 the front OF the plattori
a great bouquet OF sweet peas In han
and with a sweep of the gavel cut {
the strains OF the band. slowly stlll
the conversation and brought the co
vention 10 order for It's third daS
work But IL was some minutes beto
there was sufficient quiet for the ope
ing Invocation. and then the gre
audience arose while the Rev. Kan
Mayer Of Kansas City delivered
prayer. breathing the sense Of respo
siblity resting upon the conVenu
TOO MUCH CONFUSION.
Immediately following the prayer
eau OF States began for the purpose
making nominations for the vice pre-
dsncy. Great confusion prevailed a
very few OF the delegates were awe
OF what was going on until Alaoai
and Arkansas had been passed a
California had been called. Then !
doughty form and dorid face Of ser
tor White emerged from the Calliof
ans. and IN stentorIan tones ne
mauded So know what was gong
and that the aisles be cleared OK