New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
NEW-YORK INFLATIONISTS.
Continued from First Page.

leaving the restoration OF legal tenders gold to he
brought about by promong the industries OF the people,
Resolred That the policy already Initiated OF ano'h ~
ing legal tenders and giving National banks the power I'd
furnish ali the currency will increase the power OF an
already dangerous monopoly, and the enormous M
poicy and demand that ali the National circulation
be promptly and permanently iered' ana esai 'en"'i
Resored That the public interest demsnds that the
Government shoIld to discrdit It's own cuIen
lie dues except where respect for the obligations OF
tracts requires payment in com ana tia' We ihno
payment of at least one-haI OF the euS'oia' III "e"
Resored That we demand the extinction Of the pres,
ent National banks. ami the esablishmtht III tl'r So
such regulations as the states may respectively pr re-
scribe and no paper ciehey enc eHee e M s, ;ioy
Pesoiref. That we send cheer and sympathy to II 2
great Democratic party OF the West and that we hail
their the triumph of the people over 'he io
nopoy which threatens The safety o. me country;
the State of York to assemble IN their Vaiol ,s
trics and form legal tender cncs IN GO gye .ycDeh
great Democratic party in Ohio and Pehns! '"n
III the approaching canvass
Eugene Beebe the Secretary Of the Legal Tender CuD
then r,ad the following list of Vice Presidents and See
retaries:
Vice-Presidcnts Peter Cooper Pliny Freeman Matthew
Byrnes BENJAMIN Miner Mortimer Brown william Lio
Lynch, G. W. McCulum, Edward +. Kendrcs cot Jacop
Fisher B. II. Trask, Andrew j. kerwin R9peT! He1 Gsu
He Henry a. nsi:er, MaSn { m'n%aaI Edwin D@SGs, %sis
Pascal p Southern Isaac T. Fisher, Francis H. Aniuon'
G. Moynan s. f. Church, H. brew solomon wotJus 2it,e,
Horace p Whitney, r. H. Cndpp, cen Davies ,r SUrn
Mc(oo Warren Beenan, ". J.. COrwin, John D u Dui,
Beebe. EnpeSe Hazard Joseph :. Chds. Washington H.
Hall, W. A. a. Carsc, Joseph A. Taylor.
Col G. A. shafirr of Missouri who sat on the stage
asked if the meeting was public for the expression
g,i,o, Mo ~ NaV -Nor
meetng-probaby referring to the Interruptions ana d'
turbances which lad occurred in the audience Mr. Tom
linson rose in answer and said that they had met 10 SYN
pahze with the people Of the West and to give cheer 10
Ohio ani Pennsylvania. lie added that those WHO hIo
I'm favor OF gold are In favor OF the common enemy OF e
country The dcspotisns OF the earth he sah' o" '
gold This was second Declaration OF lndelehdehcc
lApplausc.l
SPEECH or JAMES X. MAGTr.
Mr. schell the Chairman, then introduced James n
Magic Of sprin gdeld H. He said, among other things:
Short speeches and to the point ougt To be the spirit
Of this occasion. profess 10 know something apo"l
this question finance When had been III the west
two or three years hs 20 ago had occasion ION
here and ATTEMPTED TO pass the money had received III
Illinois for 100 cents dollar, found IL WouIa @ mu
mass without discount OF 10 or - per cent ioulu
thai the little earnings had were thus dlmin
ishel 81, greatly inconvenience me hnu uu
% eio. W Wen tb, EN- of ,reenbacks came cried Eu
rcIa y" do not understand that in money-wnether II
BE in Ro soa or dS no sell horse for
lump OF gold or piece OF ,o p@PeT ;Pev reSra G%e-
sent The prop1syio is that we shall Work an :" c,,'
and ,o ana produce other commodities ana sci mem 10
then bnrn M the crecnbacks. When we have got To
gold have added one iota to tle creale CON, ~ I
Of this lfei TA.s subject is being discussed III an an
the echoolholses Of tie West. | see now that & tne
genius OF civilization ia about To- assert ltse anu 'a @
fhs Iuestia l. about be solved and 1t will he solved
onf iputlic NGl!tn VIII I'N'-HiN'
trinsic value in money Goa ID suJecl 10 tus
that every other comnody Is. We must begin To- slnuy
more tins GesOn which una Slcs vauos, ana tlch ne
will find that never buy money DO nO "ISl e'ct "
have cot crecnbacks at par with gold then your green
backs derive their value 10y virtue OF the go t .nce
Is TO redeem them, aud the rule is tha here ~ io o
dollar of gold to ten dollars OF paper Therefore the ony
basis OF Vaue confidence and common eolStnt; 40
resume specie payments is an eAIdVasah' pioioS''on
SPEECH OF f. NJ. BOYN1oN.
EN- Boynton was next introduced, and spoke sub
stantially as follows;
| am a logcabin boy from Ohio. come from that
state to tell you that they feel very hopeful among 'e
working people Of Ohio among the people VINO are hoI
the great money OF Ohio The great question ,hsy uaS
tLey have before them is not how nuch money lnty
Wni nav ont but whether we will Danish the only
good money we had. II has been said that tneie
was distrst OF the money in use Bat thcIc IS no
chncs for dsrst and The only that grccnbacks
are not on par with coin Ia that they are not recc'ca
G6o 81 rec"nnend The real innaiionsts are the
men VINO propose To take away NE eieeWho1hca W h ,I @
ro & nv ro,nnoundlng the interest instead OF the
egatendeT bonds bearing no inie,eSt ana & ..n aWey
the only good paper money we ever nadI,hith hs ~
safe in rauic # we are lna,ea Sas mU@ 5an double
he currency per capita. that while we have four
fold the needs, have only onefonrth % trn.t lns
the great iniclccls of our great Eap"aass EaIpcas "t
kindly ans%gr nonnc tns: who % think it would not be
tyrong for an American have much currency as "a
Fr, nclnan We have less chI.enc! tan @ i s donbIe
.It foI
II cannot because are Poor @ radoR Renb in the
are the richest nation Of the earth dIe new
time of disaster mad the sense TO tahe 'n' P"p'' '
in the Custom-hOuse and for her taxes ,., oo,, nm
They tell you that no paper can be at par e
crnment will pay in coin 1t will be at par IN con- ana p' %
Til then But ask them The notes OF tne IRE rrehen Frc
nubIjc arc not to-day at par simply because INC
people take their paper at the cston,honse anu W. ~
ltis not because their duty Is less ' not because
their income is greater than ours, for we Know IL IL Ia.
ia 0r nrope earn more our poOpe produce more, our
eone hear more than any people earth or else
they would never be swindlei as they are t&ouay &
Applause They tell you that in order to rGse siJo ~ H
toTyi Is this the lesson Of France When France
in the Ia1Si handle had hcT doubled the
currency per capita that have in order to produce
pospGry s ana eSa Ss lender ID circulation Of the Republic
when at the tue they had an immense Dahm no,e @
able i'm coin but are receivable Government duties anu
convertible into Government bonds What we need Is
similar currency TO be received IN similar manner con
yertjble in Government bonds. lApplause.
Mr. alor then said that speakers had been invited 10
address the audience who not present This meet
ing was only ntiatory to others The meeting then ad
jOurned
The letters given below were received In answer 10 III
yitatons 20 attend and address the meeting The letters
OF Mr. Phiips and Mr. Pioett read together with
one from exJudge T. Durant of Louisiana The letter
from ex-Gov. Curtin was not read.
LETTER FROM WENDELL PHILLIPS.
DEAR SIR: am exceedingly sorry cannot he with
you tomorrow evening. The times are very grave we
are calling down heads the storm that desoIaed
England from 1920 to 1890 The Press and our leading
politicians either do not know determined to con-
ceal the lessons of that bitter experience and socaed