The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15
THE FRIENDS OF Sill YER
Result Of the State Convention Just
Ended al Denver, Colorado.
what They viii Ash OS COagre.~- -Sssse
0f the R~-alsa 0f the R~stv~su~at or
sitser-Aa uthusim.ttc and Har-
usontsua Convention.

DENVER, Nov. 14.-As the silver coIlvcn-
tton progresses ID increases iu interest.
Delegates keep IsssIrin1 i'm AMI il is N nov
city to pcopic of all political faiths
working hand in hand or any particular
question. Free and unlimited coinage is
the war cry. alike of republicans. demo-
Gratis and proliibitionists. The fact that
the people of 81. Louis saw fit to take the.
Initiative in this move has worked tn its
Rus>sl In that resolutions were adopted ys,--
teeslay favorinR that place for the WORLDS
fair. Another resolution adopted rscous-
slents coiixrs.ss to provide for the coinage
month.
Judge Syn,cs and several other gentle
men have made eloquent speeches,
The silver convention adjourned this
AFTERNOON. The only business done at the
meeting was the adoption Of series "f
resolutions. Over some of them thcrs. was
consi.ierabie wraugIinv. hut finally they
Were unanimously agreed upon. In the
AFTERNOON a. permanent organization was
fusurr as the Colorado Silver asse,riaiion.
Hon. III. A. w. Tabor was made, prc~i-
dent. and vice president was chosen
from each county i'm the state.
Tie preamble prsceslinH ths, rs,sol,itiot,s
goes ON to state that il is the opinion Of
the people of the state that the slen,o,i.tiz-
alton "f silver sixteen years ago by this
country and foreign powers was the result
of conspiracy of few against the many.
OF the creditor class against the debtor
class, of the consumers against the pro-
slucers, OF tlis. itllcrss against the wor ker~.
Tint since the time mentioned the period
has been marked 10y constantly declining
prices of staple commodities and of all
the products of the farm and shop, and
also taking from the producer M per cent
of their gross productions; that this con-
tlition Of things has now been definitely
traced by tine most careful and reliable.
observers of this world to the destruction
of mors. than oiIe-half of its staiitar rsl
money. thereby increasing the Nse of aud
demand for gold that efforts to nesly
the ill-timstl action has been met with
predictions of evil tn the people and tn
the nation. The declarations are in sul,-
stance that the time has fully come when
n restoration must he made and that this
can only be done by restoring the system
of metal money coinage i'm effect prior tai
1875, which in the past has proved bcn-
eficial; that congress upon assembling
and for the free and unlimited coinage oi
the same; that such until time u demand
is made for the coinage of Sa,OD.Un per
month. in accordance with the Bland
| bill; that the time has arrived when
the. United States lead
the way in the matter of free
| and unlimited coinage and that by 80 do
ing il will increase the prosperity Of it,
people; that the present siriugcncy OF thu
| money market i'm connection with the low
price for Ill the. products of Isipor is con
| viucinv evidence that the money volunis
has not expanded with the increase it
| population; that the pocDle generally in
sist upon the enforcement of these jus
| demands.