Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-05

| i'If NIl NHlN m" propose 10 tNoNHt any
action that President Mckinley ha.
taken2 VIII hc dare 90 stand befor.
the people of these United states and
say, 1--WE win recall our troops; We
win surrender 90 the Filiplnos. we win
let the savagcs rulc| lie has not said
IT, he would not dare TO.
MARCHING ONWARD.
"The American people are marching
onward today. They are performing
that which the American Congress has
marked out f1r them They are lead
ing onward where destiny manltestIy
| points them. They are reaching out
| ana saying We shall be masters
OF The sea; Wo are masters of the
! Pacific ocean. To rs ours and
has been ours from time immemorlal
/ only We have neglected our opportunity
! But the time has come and we VIII
reach ont and stretch our arm Co che
! east and 90 the west When the Rcpub-
! lican nlr;y has fulfilled lbs destiny %
VIII be when instead Of having 8 per
! cent OF the commerce OF the world it
| VIII have 95 per cent We own 30 per
! cent of the other great Industries why
not OF that
THE other questions do not need 10
/ discuss. You have heard my eloquent
| friend on the subject Of finance. We do
not always agree an Of us on the exact /
measure and form Of a bin TO regulate |
the finances OF this country, There Is
no ISSUE because the Democratic party !
cannot frame one and never has They
are Incompetent 90 say that they are |
I'm favor of any one great measure o. |
take any one form OF procedure and |
lead It out 60 its logical result. DO they |
believe In mere promises 90 pay Dr |
promises not to pay? They dare not say /
whether they believe 10 or not ] am |
too good an American ana too good a |
lover 0f my enemy TO believe that the |
honest Democrat believes In paper
money.
We have always intended 10 stand by
an honest currency and % have am hon
est dollar We have intended 20 have "a
sound currency Of gold and silver We
win have It under a Republican admin
lstration
"Now my friends. win you stand with
us today and see that We do our duty?
You viii nominate noble governor
aye, ana let us see % n that every 9TH
er office rs filed with the best that can
be presented, The worst that can be
presented In the Republican party Is
better than any other party can bring
We need have no fear about the candl-
dates here. Let MS 90 forward and do
our duty fearlessly and honestly, let us
remember the great examples before
us; let us remember that we have To- an
the shoes Of Fremont OF Lincoln. OF
Seward and Grant and that we are up-
holding William Mckinley
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
After Senator Brown had concluded
hfe tU.IUtI candidates for ftrauifanffn1 I
electors We're called for.
Geotgr w. Benson nominated John r.
Murdoch OF Beaver
BoXeldeT named i. D, Roach,
Emery county wanted Orange See
ley
Rich county named Wesley X Wal
ton.
Mrs Lucy NJ Clark. in a neat little
cnecch, nominated Jesse NJ. Smith Of !
Davis county.
W. l. Snyder Of SUNNI, nominated C.
T.. Loose Of Utah county.
W, $ Marks named William Spry Of
Tooeo
John C. Graham seconded the nomi-
nation "of that big hearted gentleman
G. T.. Loose
The result Of the ballot was Muir
dock received 391 votes, Roach, 81;
Smith li6, Seeley l0l; Walton, S2l;
Loose, 81.
Mr. Murdoch thanked the convention
for the honor IL had conferred upon
him. There were cries for Loose, but {
that gentleman failed to respond
CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT
When nominations for Congressman
were called Tor by Chairman Brown W.
J. Snyder " Park city was on his feet
IN an instant. There was much contu- !
sion at the time. but Mr Snyder se- .
cured recognition from the chair and
10 the surprise Of many PLACED In nomi- !
nation the Hon. George sutherland +,
Daniel Harrington. in ringing and
earnest speech. made from the stage,
Nh sutherlands nomination.
THE SUTHERLAND LETTER. L
L. b Crtchlow here read Mr. suth- .
'rland's letter as follows:
salt Lake City, Utah. Sept 4, 1900 Il
my Dear Critchlow.-A number Of
he Republicans OF this State. including |
.ouref have been kind enough to sug-
,est that | should become a candidate {
,eforc the State convention Tor repre-
In Congress.
81 cannot say % you I'm language suf-
iciently strong 90 express my feelings, | u
low very much / appreciate the honor I'
hat Is done me by the suggestion. To
.ecome the candidate OF the Republican p
Iarty Of this state and 20 assist In the "
work Of carrying los banner TO the
ertaiu victo"y that Is coming IN No u
emher. would be a privilege and an
onor Of which any man might we'll be OF
roud. II my business relations and =,
would permit of my doing ~
% ! should need no second urging 10
lace myself at the disposal OF my par
y; but these conditions impcratiyely
onpel me 20 decline once for am 20 be
1nsidere1 by The convention
1T has been suggested that an effort
'ouli be made In the convention 10
eoure my nomination In spite Of the
mph8uc dcclinauon that / have re-
e3tedly made / cannot think that
lch WIN De the case must De given
redit for some stability of purpose.
have considered the matter long and
ana The conclusion at which
have arrived is final. My name viii
lt be before the convention with my
lns5nt. either tacit or express. and
ust under no circumstances be con-
derot
Il am with the Republican party in
iis campaign with an my heart and
,u my time, so far as | can control
VIII be az its disposal 20 aid In car
ing Us principles 10 the people OF
.is state. but ! must be permitted 10
So as "a private In the ranks.
yours very truly
GEORGE SUTHERLAND"
Attorney CritChloU fban epoto -