The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-24
TIE POLICY OF INITIATION.
LAST NTGHT'S RAG-MONEI MEETING
IN THE COOPER INSTITUTE.
The Speeches by n. y. Tomiinson, Edward
Crnnt Of Boston, and Others Resolutions
Approving the ohio Democrats Action.

The Speeches by II. y. Tomlinson, Edward
Crnne Of Bosian. and Oihers Resolntions
Approving the ohio Democrats Action.
At the great sOit-moncy meeting of the
Legal Tender Club In the large hall of the Cooper
Institute last evening, Downing's band played
Within. and without the streets were lighted by
skSrockcts and other pyrotechnics. The Hon.
Richard Schell stopped to the front Of the stago
at a quarter to 3, ana the meeting was organized
with MIR. Scheli rs President.
AS Mr.. r. H. Tomlinson. the first speaker. was
about to begin his address, the venerable Peter
Co per appeared on the stage and was greeted
with bursts ot applause. MIR. Tomlin5on said
the ohjec Of the meeting was not to advance
tue interests ot any party or politician. Their
question WINS whether the wealth OF thls coun-
try shOud bc represented b. its hfawn and mus
Gle, the producer, or bv gold. Money, he con
tcnded' was siWuly m invention OF the Govern.
mcnt to facilitate the exchange Of goods, and
hence IL should bo under the contfcl ~ the Gov
crnmont. II had been said that our legal-tcndor
money Is lie. hut h should be borne In mind
that the moment the GOvetnmcnt placed IT.
seal anon lclal-touder n Ite. the power and re
sourcrs % Area empire backed that tho
faith ~ % great cupirr was pledged.
Tho Hon. Edward Crane of Inston was the
second speaker. ilc dcsciibcl his plan tor cN
pan-ion, Whicn Includes the cancellation u the
bon a ~ he issue of greonbacks the establish
mcnt oi Tree banking, uui tho reception OF
ereonhack. bv She Government for customs.
Mr. lomlinson, IN reply tu renewed c lis for
toe .usc. Grcst speakers had becu invited but
had not come. Bat since the obj 'ct OF tnoncet-
inE was to approve thc ntti0i ic of tAr DomO-
cratic party Of ono luI i uu ylvania on In u
cial duc.tinhs, lac WoIld rcai tho resolutions.
nrN were.
A,0hei. liza. the contraction - thc CURE ncy here
toiurr ma Zee, ANA the 'uftncr contraction proposed,
via iUw iu ihr 'ufcrd resumption oi -p'cr r'' ,
tac sntr. aud tlft 4 ns lrncrA bansraptcl We de-
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f boo N ID o. M
of fnr p'up.r, nid not IY ics.rlNtrg ilciu
.6ns cs licnicr' aiS 'r1 ta' ionai iaaG' 'ho Sos
CT l'ash i.. f,a'l wli 'A.r l'G M u" po~gr 81 M9i
1. n1. Jh . .~ otpi , , tn i & s.u d,n ,aat Up
eircua iln oc pr'mpty aud ptrman ntD retired, aud
Irga. .nscrs issucd "a 10 pace.
Gorrlmc. thluldcc!sc to di'rrr i s own currency,
r,r.,, W., 'c ~ f,r ne ,6,ti,n ' ~
t ayncat ti 1T 80 ouchnf OF the customs ia .esi
~ na, 9.,, aa ,nc rs'. nmca' ~ inf,i ,r ~
t.r.r. u in u per t1rr, lry .x'apt surl as NAY be-
i--uel direct %, anl upon tnc iiith OF 1hc Sen'i-l
,..y. fnat We send cheer and sympathy TO he
noo'' orcia 'i- 1'sn. i.e '''g2 . ne coua')
offhrs .cuf Sow 'r.t cnh.ciu fHrirN ~ 'us ai,
{, NJ. O. b., r,t,c l.rts h ono sni rcnn., ,aiia
MI romuuson having read the resolutions
thr tuairni 90 rai the Qtcs 1u. " Nl ia tlt1g II
tIc-r rc. lrfiuu VIII signify their assent hS
saving Ave There was % f'int Ave from
tuU front hvurate, and nt. r-hlll Nas about to
cNidcnus GA roi 7uit the audience, TOR nllnu-t
witn ono accord tDcy burst INTO crIes ui " No!
100. uu. uuul tue hall I.i- Wlih tLtlt shouts.
These continued un,ii DJWnins's tand began TO
lnc secrctar rad letters Of regret from Wen
dell Fhillla, and others. Mr. Phllips's letter
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