Show oun TALK AT I T THEATRE te Orators o Make lI Ie Start lin lIng Contradictions V t I TEE PEE WEES ANSWER ANS WElt I 4 II I POSTMASTER HAKES HIS ms USUAL I V V TALK V ii i i Arthur Brown Declares For Free Tree Sil Silver i iver ver at Sixteen to One Hammond For and V l For Single Gold Stand Standard I Ia ard a t Opinions i ns For o All AIl V r t 1 h t 4 r 4 t f There was waa a most remarkable r con condition affairs affaire at the Republican publican R rally at the Sat Salt Lake theatre i h atre last night conflicting statements sta of the condition on the silver question that amazed the audience And Anti these state statements statements ments were mode made by b readers leaders too not by unimportant uI Candidate Hammond declared for in international bimetallism ex Senator Arthur Bro Brown n w who ho has been execrated for four years because he did not walk walkout walkout out of the national con convention convention at St Louis Lols came out boldly and defiantly for a return to ro the free coinage of silver het at 16 to 1 and Hon Bill Bm Glasmann rno has preached free coinage for years and denounced ex Senator Brown declared for tor the single gold standard The audience looked look on in wonder wonderment ment meat as the eX and the Ogden I editor almost raved over oer o r the th question Mr lr Hammond slunk down dorm in Its his seat hi tn fear tear and the other Republican lights were mystified with the conflict V of opinion None Ivone of these gentlemen undertook V to explain when hen he had changed cha g d his hta opinions or how bow From the way in m L which they spoke it seemed that one of them that Mr Hammond bs b sent to Congress because ause he was as for fox free tree coinage another because he was a a goldbug and he himself asked for fm votes Otes because he be favored international L bimetallism Possibly it is 16 meant that thai t from out this chaos of belief on the thc S money question Republican voters of or ol r varying opinions may amy each be fur furnished nihed reasons for Mr Hammond But Bul L who is authority r for the position tion Mr Hammond Brown 1 or Editor Glasmann Aside from the maze maz of contradiction I Ion on the tho silver i the principal I feature of the meeting was waa as the reply f to Mr Bryan by Postmaster Arthur Arthu r Lannan Thomas popularly known as ai 3 PeeWee HH His was the longest and an I loudest bark of all he lead the pack That the fat little gentleman has a a large bump of boldness in the posterior r lobe of hie head bead is well known that it I t would lead him into rashness s was not no Vt believed But it did for he actually y got up and made a formal reply to t 0 Mr Bryan Orators of the Republican Republica a party like Potato George A Smith and an fi Arthur ATthur Brown looked on in amuse amusement amusement ment memo The little man who takes care car e of Uncle Sams maP mal bags struggled on o n with his hla reply ur he be had bad torn to 10 I 0 tatterdemalion the eat at Nebraskans Nebraskan a speech But the Napoleon of the mall mail pouch pond pou h was not the only enly feature of the meet meeting ing lug There were others among then them 5 Candidate Hammond in jn a It ii coat coot white tie and patent leather leathe r shoes doing his best b t to avoid the sil all silver silver t ver vex question He said hardly a word about it and he made mude no statement S which indicated a position on the ques pies question tion other than that he favored inter international international International national bimetallism Had Good Crowd There was a large crowd at the Salt Lake theatre It was waa not an enormous crowd cr w l for the two upper were empty e The meeting me ting a frost Ther was considerable enthus at tines though it was fostered and maintained by who had been stationed at convenient ent places in the audience au V There Thet were present on the stage sev sey several several eral lights by the Republican party shines dimly Utah There wore were Postmaster Thomas Themes who 00 violates the civil service law by often offen offensive sive alvo partisanship Chairman of the State Central Wesle Wesley K Walton Governor Wells Wens Mr lIr Ham Hammond Hamm mond m nd Hon Bill of Ogden who says the th Tribune is the meanest I skunk of Utah journalism Arthur Brown Dr Premi a recent recruit to the ranks Wiley Brown Mayor Thompson County Committee Chairman Dennis Alviras Snow George B Squires who hated Mr MCKinlEY no o much four years ago that at the Re He Republican publican state convention In the same theatre lit Ito turned the presidents pic plc picture picture ture hire to the wall and last la t ol of o all George orge A Smith who says airs his hi pa planted the first Irish potato in Utah Colonel P Henry Lannan was not present pr lIrt nor was wan Judge Goodwin who tho was an billed to speak eak Postmaster ter Thom Thomas Thoms as s speech made Brown Bronn so tired UTe that th he treat out Into the dark darkness darkness darkness ness of the back stage thinking thoughts Governor Wells introduced the first V V speaker Mr rr Thomas Thomss as a gentleman and a scholar holar Tho only question in iii this election Is whether you OU want prosperity or ad adversity said the governor goern rU If you yot I want prosperity vote the Republican I ticket The governor said that the V Republican party part did not believe in it I imperialism l Mr lIr Thomas was full ful I when w hen be he arose arone to demolish Mr rr Bryans Brynn great greot speech of Saturday night The Th postmaster entered into a critical I analysis of the speech He said that thai t there Utere ran all aU through it the sentiment I of the man on on the street corner who wh was as trying to arouse discontent There Ther S Sis is a vast cast aSt difference according to him between the present commercial con conditions and aDd those of lS 6 Then there ther were hard bud times Umes and Impending fail fall failures hf smokestacks tacks ures U now c are arf ing lag and the factories are manufacturing i lag ing all of which is due to the Republican bean lican party pf rt The mention of Mr Hammond as the next congressman co essman evoked cheers He I declared that though Mr r Bryan de trusts he be was in congress con ress when hen the tariff framed in the interest of the sugar trust was pas passed panEled ed edAt V At the conclusion of Po ter Thomas speech the Pyne P me and Bouchard brothers quartette sang two son songs s which aroused much more applause than any am orator The audience cheered vociferously when they the sang a melodi melodious melodious ous jingle with this chorus If you want to make fat fatA fatA fatA A good ODd Democrat Just feed him hm American ow ow Mr Nr Hammond Presented Governor GOern r Wells without frills or furbelows as he said introduced Congressman Hammond Mr Hammond spoke as one on much embarrassed He also answered if Mr Bryan and then took up administration Uon He objected object to hay hav lag Ing Cleveland CI veland thrown upon the lieu lican jV Cleveland he said Is not in accord with the Republican party except on one point the money question And here we are not in full fullI I accord rd because be Cleveland favors the i single gold standard while we are not 1 for the gold standard but for inter international international international national bimetallism Mr Hammond eulogized e protection spoke poke of ot some features of the nev n currency law answered Bryan again this time on prosperity He said the volume lume of oJ money mone hafl hU increased dt dir n a head under and d that was one cause of or pros ros parity Of OZ this sum su m had come through the balance b Jance of trade in our o ur favor while tte ce have kept alt all we weOn mined m ined V V On the trust question Mr Hammond answered a red Bryan again saying that most m ost of the t trusts ts were Imaginary He H Haid said aid s the Democrats propose no rem remedy remedy edy e dy and then their proceeded to show th that t Bryans Br B ryans ans remedy would not work Colonel Bryan was as criticised for com corn comparing comparing paring aring p McKinIe to George HI m and congress c to the Spanish cortez but tt the he t speaker steered clear of Porto Porte Rico ts the he t cause caus cau of Colonel Bryan Bryans n compari comparion comparison son s on sonIn In closing Mr Hammond said I 1 favor f avor retaining lg the Philippines and giving ivIng g the Filipinos Fn representation to the he t extent of their Mr Hammond was given a splendid reception r when he arose e to te speak but buthis buthis his h is remarks aroused d no n enthusiasm en whatever At the close of his hla speech the he t band played the Star Spangled Spangles Banner Barmer with everybody dy standing and this created much enthusiasm Arthur Brown For Silver Arthur Brown was introduced ag ne one whose whoso opinions are ae as fixed as the laws l aws of the Medes edes and Persians He b began gan by answering Bryan on the trust question saying sa saYin ln that he hes was sas s too ignorant to t understand und it and V was wag making a chronic howl because somebody is not as rich as somebody else He pointed to the and the he t Silver King as made rich by the Republican party eulogized protection and said Bryans only remedy for the trusts was ns free trade Mr Brown gave his Idea Id a of expansion and Imperialism It is summed up in inthis inthis inthis this We own the ocean the islands were waiting ailing for God and the Republican Republican lican ican l party to take them in hand Take them yes jes es take them th ni all Cuba Included ed Well T clI take everything for the good God and ourselves curatives our The great surprise of Mr Browns speech was his hi declaration for the free coinage of silver Oliver at 16 to 1 His exact words were I am amin in favor of a return to the free silver at 16 to 1 He did not explain how he and anti lila his party would return headed as at present pr ent He said Bryan Bran was a false silver allver prophet that he favored free pa paper paper per that he was in favor of green greenbacks greenbacks backs I 1 favor good hard herd money said nid Mr tIr Brown and nothing but hard hardmoney hardmoney money mone The Democrats favor paper or orin any in other cheap che Lp money momy Mr Brown took up the last resolution resolution tion then of the Democratic platform read It endorsed endOT ed the first part of it and con condemned the latter part He said that the people of Utah had kept faith filth and that Mr Roberts was vas not refused his seat on that account V V V Bald Eagle Engle Introduced Bill Bm Glasmann was Introduced as the Eagle of the t Weber W b r He e ridiculed Judge King for talking two hours about the Republican platform and proceeded to say that administration was as the Republican platform Glasmann was going at a great rate when some one called out outDoes Does Deco your platform endorse the Per Por Porto to RIcan tariff This brought the bald eagle cagle to a full stop for a minute but he dodged dod ed and went on The St Louis platform said Hon Bill pledged the Republican party to maintain the single gold geld standard until we ue can get et international bimetallism McKinley has redeemed that pledge pl dge Is Itt I there anything wrong with that Nobody saw raw aw anything wrong but Mr Hammond Hammor d sank rank down three notches in his chair H Anderson closed the speaking He criticised Judge Kings political Judg Judgment judgment judgment ment in aspiring to the senate two years ago endorsed everything the ad administration ministration had done or might do in regard to the Philippines and told a astory astory astory story likening Cleveland to a polecat The meeting closed with a song The Sweetest Story b by the glee club There was waa much confusion contusion cat eat calls and hooting mixed with applause while Brown and were speaking I |