Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-11
AIS FIRST REAL KNOWLEDGE
i. o,,,Io,d It Not from Private Ad'
~ vice vices but from the New York
Newspapers
,atv SENT FAMOUS TELEGRAM
,.,.,, Sent Message to Senator
am Demanding the Insertion oil
A Gold Plank

r.,ous n. y, July 1i.--Light was
- an the history Of the now IA
'n0' parker telegram and the reply TO
INV, ,ao nv the Democratic convention
20 Louis by a close friend Of Judge
S,, ~ who declined to allow the use
oihs name ...s ., o,n
when Judge Parker retired AT '.io
friday night" said this man, ne u'u
'.'i v,ow anything at all about the
s..nclol side Of the PLATFORM when
ssd been agreed upon, more than was
'asnsd IN the very brief bulletins
..,.,hooea from Kingston. When IN
,ormsd by the Associated Press CORE
,,ondent at ESQ n, m, Of the bare iac'
:, Me nomination, he knew no more,
"a ,he 0rst real knowledge he had OF
. 1' sc,lon Of the convention ON the
ena,c,oi plank IN the platform was
when he read the New York IDoIHlns
rapers. Immediately after Dreenios.'
,h9i IL 10 say, a little after elpON'
ts started for horseback ride, JUS
hs,ors mounting his horse a telegram
n,os handed him giving a coneiSe out.
aaoS the nlstform. From the moment
ING rrading Of that telegram, II was
oa,,cod mat he was very much pre-
nccnried ana as he rode off his mead
'.s no,yed os n i'm deep thought.
@About 10 80 o'clock he rode up 10
enc railroad station, asked for tele.
grams and received quite a puhch os
,ben, I happen TO know that none OF
bem gave him the information ne
wanted Ne chatted With the reporters
,or n while and Il was afterwards re-
and mat some Of his questions TO
tbsm botrayei The fact Of his lack or
dvt.hand knowledge Of the eonVen-
,on's action he waited about the sta
lon. almost irresolute in bearing, Tor
hlly 10 minutes, ana then suddenly
nlloped back toward Rosemont An
iour aiterward his famous telegram
vas filed with the operator, and the
remarkable series Of events was under
way
That night when the convention
tossed and beloved with the sensation
y had produced. he did not go early to
tei, as he had done the night before,
although the local celebration I'm his
honor ceased and the people dispersed
Is early as 1915 p. m, He sat up until
s'ier a. m.. closely watching the bull
ailns, and made no move toward re-
tiing until after the action Of the con-
ssntion on his telegram was made plain
70 him"
IT Is not true" said the gentleman
quoted above that Judge Parker sent
! message to Senator Hin demanding
he Insertion Of a gold plank, His tele-
Tem TO William +. Sheehan was his
mt communication directly or indi-
tecly with the convention
CLEVELAND CONGRATULATES
HIM.
Judge Parker received today the fol-
owing message from Former President
lleyehnd
You must permit me to express my
gratitude and admiration for the splen-
th manifestation OF honor and courage
f0l have given to your countrymen and
me Democracy IN your 81. Louis dis
batch
FROM W. r. HEARST.
The telegram from William r. Hearst
Mion Saturday went astray but n du-
lan was received today, as follows,
tnN Chicago July 10:
congratulate you on your nomina-
rol and on the expression OF Demo-
oaa' principles in the platform on
tnNn you stand. ! hope and believe
na! battling for the people and for
Nh principles YOU will lead the
Democracy to victory
PARKER TO HEARST.
Iudse Parker Immediately wrote Mr..
"saist the following letter:
Hon William Randolph Hearst.
DeT slI-Just word to thank you
~ your very kind message OF con-
Aulauon, and TO assure you of my
WY grateful appreciation.
Worry truly yours,
ALTON y. PARKER"
vher kilograms received TODAY in
''ude the following;
JOHN II. WILLIAMS.
~, Ioh1 R. Williams, OF Illlnols-Accept
~ sincere congratulations and best
'''nes TOT your nomination.
SENATOR p H. MCARREN.
p senator Patrick II. McCnrren NJ
tr,JISS,.yna,-Congratulatlons TO the next
J. NJ. PAGE.
Nm al, Page Of Jerseyyile. Ius-It 10
Sm wn NJ 90 right than to be president.
'0u VIII be both.
REV CHARLES GRAFTON.
me Right Rev. Cbarl,s cr,,,..
DWe ptn bishop Of Fond-du-Lac, wis
thee wiz ,1i9lly pray God to possess
a eou,nsa ' rus wisdom, and give thee
''uS ana peaceful heart.
JOSIAH QUINCY.
Non roIm me-, Mayor Josiah Quincy ., po.
hev,aa ,,e .l congratuintlons yowr
s"'e great satisfaction hore.
, "on JUDGE r.. w, pEcKHAM
RUFUS W ' pe, Supreme Court Judge
Peckhsm drGeEham and his son n
'-Congrsh Iil,ed Colorado Springs colo
'''a'lons. Now for n win '
E%-Gov FRANCIS.
Louis sY resident Francis OF ths c,
Tons, No, tpoo,s,ltion-Hearty copeTatui s''
On yonr Nv, only on your nomination Ia,
sobyent,oSna shaelous telegram. which ~ ~
have b se.n mas sustained. Tbose " ~. ,he
'n asking that You annou w,so