, 1875-03-13

Thought OF feaeon. He thouBht thRt
Tho country had beon brought to tho very thresll.
old Of dtesstor. But the1o maa a romcdv. That
remedy lies in THO abolition Of National Banks
aud tho repeal Of tho act providing for
reciprocity in tho STANDARD Of MONEYS onr
mo1oy tn deprcciasol abroad, thus producing 10
additional reason wl1y our national debt should
10 kep. ae home. Ie claimed that solid basis
upon which to staud iu too harrow for tbe pur-
poRee OF this Rroat nation. Money in a 1nora crco-
tlon Of law, nledium Of tra.le. Money eau have
no better Foundation than to bs 1nade legal
hare no better frieui than isa own loRa-tcnicr.
Tho rayhgea Of tho tux collector mues bo atayed
tho national debt munt 10 pad 10 ston
tho, tntoTest, tho amount Of greot-
1 assG ,1ss.t n.t II .1a and {. spe WIZ
most boundloss territory. England haa q vory
double tho amonnt Of circulating ,ne,ium,
The remarks Of Tho speaker mors dfawn out At
somo laugtb.
ANOTHER RESOLUTION.
Mr. Buchanan then offered substitute for Tia
revolutions Of Mr. Dart ow. Offered Vt thu morn.
Ing scnoiOu, aa folloWA:
\. I'll 'peciai pEivliess*, tmmun!t"-. and powers
granted Rt lie expense of ta ters the-e rr9iievrs
aud bowers mus. =: held anaordirse 10 To. rghia Of
the people aud to tbs supefrison and controi
Of tia iowar creating thsfn.
It wnY adopted.
The platform, a. presented =. tho morning s,,.
aion, nhs then taLen up and upauinousiv
adopted ~ . whole.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The Committee appointed 10 nominate 4 Ma.
lioasl Executive Committee then unlimited tho
following report:
Your Committee on National Executive Committee
would recommend that ssil National ram
mtttco shall conalAt 0f eleven Iue,trs ~ to,1ov..
T. u. Duel,snau Z. A. ollen,an, indan.rois, Iuu.
nss cl.co asa stsS wss Mx.st:. III Ss,.s; b.,
SHILLING. Cleveland: l.. ,yoodrasl, Hocacster. n
1i.;1s:,Sr y rsalson rasn in1sna I'D
Your Committee would further recommend That Nv.
mambera Of s7l Committee shall constituta nmn,nw
for tho Transaction of business.
On motion, It wns roceived, and the following
substitute, offered by Ar. Buchaaau, Of Iulinus'
was adopted:
That tae Nattonsl Executive COMMITTEES be cont,p-
nea - now constituted, will power to adj tn ihetr
number. aud 10 fefoct Subcommittee uf thIrtccn
frota their u.u,tcr Executive Council any .eyen
.! whom shall constitute luoi u for tLs 1ansaciun
Of bus!nc1a.
Lotters from vstioIA pctaoaa in different
rnssa of tue country, expressing sympathy with
i'1o movement and regEetting their inability TO
bo present, zero read aud ordered to be tlloj,
Mf. buchanan, Of Indiana, matIo few remarks
In regard to tho work to be dano to fully organ
izo tllo new pnrty, and ntatcd that at laas:
$oo, QUO would be needol for this purpoBe; that
thoy expected to be ablo to elect tho next
frost1ont, aud, although. tue time for chu-
yassins "ss ahort, st4tl, II all would put
their shoulders to the wheel. It could -bo
accomplished. 10 uaB willing to be ono OF ton
men to take hold Of tue 1nnttor to diydo TN the
Stairs, and Canvass them thoroughly for funds
to carry on the work.
On motion, tho Executive Committee vss in.
Btrnctatl to prepare
AN ADDRESS 70 THE PEOPLE OF THE COUNTRY,
Setting forth the Ideas md platform OF the new
party, aud asking tAeir cooperation and votcs.
The master N to tho place Of holding tho
Presidential Nominating Convention Of 1876
was loft entirely to tho judgment Of tho Exocu-
tlye Committcn.
On mutton, Gen. Winga,e. Of Missouri, VAS
requested to fusninh copy OF lia ..llsass to the
Secretary OF tho Executive Committee, to b.
published as campaign document.
cOLonED SPEAKER.
A Ig. Thompson, coloreb. frou, Wcs. Virginia,
young boz, hcing in tho room. WAS called l,uon
Tor . te~ remarks. and responded to tto effect
hat ho was glad to be within tile prcBsucs Of
Tue Convention; that hc would DO nIt hs could
70 persuade hisrac to join il flo moyetnens;
hat llo thought 1t was q Just movement, aud |
fould result tn th9 entire delivery Of his race
from tho thEa!dam now surrounding 1t.
Several short speoohcB}were also nado by sew |
'ral PERSONS whon tho Convention PASSED \ |
'oto Of thanks to tho Spcistios who had rendered
iotn tue nsc OF tho hall, to tho officers Of tho |
Convention for their satisfactory mode of doing
lo bltalnoss entrusted to tboul, and to the ctty
'foss for tho attention paid them.
oa motion, the Contention adjourned sine dio. |