The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09

Cr the nPgo e the , ns
mont Or PrShSItien 81 N i%posts iSr the Sensii
:" Our opponents, notwith standing the popu.
ss q HI oa NE the as sRT
$$ q .r ss hs IN ss . S aRss as
the then asitStton viii eontIn%o until Justice i
done and TINT oil their efforts 70 prevent IL viii
rs SsSnson Ths smsnSe T. here eSstS e
hand It cannot DO postponed until 1872.
THE CURRENCY. s.
Our platform renews the party's pledges OF
SIS%s rs sSssiSna1I, pSs%SSsstq RlSst,9In Fl
honest money, the gold and silver coinage OF Of
tho Constitutlon aad, q circulating medium
TRat Is dosiaratien in 0 fsyor u double
standard-in favor Of bimetallism-in favor OF
gold ~ well as Of silver. and Of silver as well as
Tie qthori e MAKES them both sovereign, both
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differ as to tho means OF attaining 'perfeat BIZ
Ssy " MS ns upon thS dSsH
party, Of today follows the wisdom Of It's great
founder. Thomas jefferson. when he said:
tn, The. monetary unit must stand on both
so in this campaign. in which tho currency
Question is assuming some deserved promii::
firmly and s%Sundly upon sprnGIple Of h.
sor 81 sao mahe roa and al
and dsn9ancS t6q present Sherman silver law
Sr desF! Shsss vaas Is
sssSSx SssSSss Ssssss ss
Thus We have taken imRSegnable ground
%fR T track Ssvs
had their hands tod. Those who would have
sss US ts .s9 ss.. with a sy w psP
had their plans irustrsted Our platform anites
% Rn soinsss 'e%%s
la adny. f"r attanlng perfect bimaetailism: tho
next year. conditions will then determine. and
We may safely leave tho meter t. their judg:
On aa soSnss es saa ts ~
ts IN ts ss s seS
SPOKEN sssSf! Sna panS haSs
and S ad ehe enas % "
money everywhere. IN stigmatizing the sher:
MN Pia, rrogressiys silver basis lawmsssinst
put az = legislative ,authorization 81 q dis:
piote ism Which, We al " wish a' TO se see
Justly is It denSunCed as az apPenHdtH to
Ing deficit, the defective census. the isisiaed
3; A. and the proceed
-, )" The dlffeien between the Democratic po-
sit!o,n on this question q currency and The Re-
differences between. honesty and Dishonesty.
the The
%esaHsi miserable
Sst yse tas fyS Saansay
metallic coinage: Ihe party Of Jefferson VIII
consent to regard either one Of the Precious
ases sS IF Rass # the E9 y
silver. which IesaTds one metal not a. money.
much q Secretary Of the, Treasury sbaiI buy.
how v6 Ssh he % count out to th
tendsr..sseh dollar protected by WHAT Wat.
ever ever, S71H grains. Of silver may be
cious and crude notions Of finance our platform
hss Tiseg and ygor2usy 9ron9unced When
silver to its d-time parity with gold Il viii
SYMPTOMS; It viii resort e no TICKS q rhes-
S;cpess q parity r. dsiisi whose 7slqe Haeta.
Srss daily VIII t TIE price The Demo,
SeSess doS Sthdr
motives to the, distinguished Americans who
b made its history, and to the pure. minded
shaping It's policy. is unworthy Of even polit..
% sa ae S the pe
y or impair ths intesfy Of our Snees
THE LOSS OF THE wounds FAIR.
The responsibility FIR the loss Of Worlds
Republican leader who dictated and controlled
bis action A series Of mansuvres was re-
he New YORK city b i IN or sste
ture. Tho leading conspirator in that scheme
os s 81 M ps Acting under tho
SSpt yhen t va presented II fhe Senate;
He pretended % have grave doubts e u the
@s II eossa pPSHn s aS p g M could
to VIII Rs ipsnds IN assred e
his appears from the public debate. In the
Now 1OTE ana no mad boldly announced his OPP
position to tho bill. Several mysterious visits
% Washington were taken by him and the OPP
position to New York Increased at each visit.
Then ior the The fret time the \, question
discovered that his Kind Of Repupli.
committee. although composed OF about |
sixty Republicans and about forty Democrats, |
to Mr.. Depew's cl1ssifisntion-all |
,itizens representing the wealth. tho intelli- |
lence. and business interests OF that city. Its |
,oiitical complexion was nero matter OF ac- |
nent r. defeat tho bill unless # was amended
Mr. Plat selected By him, deadlock b.
esult Sslf-respect prevented O. compliance |
With Mr.. Piatts demands. The friends uf Chi |
ago ut Washington took courage ut this |
unfortunate contest. The delay was injuring |
Vow York's chances for the fair. Congress- |
nan Belden and other Republican Congress-
men. not under the influence Of Mr. Plat. act |
PIG patriotically and IN, good faith in their on
AMY urging that tho bill DO promptly passed.
n its original shape, but their efforts were In |
ain. senator Fassett would not yield-and |
zone OF the pntt Senators would yield. The |
itizens OF New York were Indignant. Every |
equitable and influential newspaper In New |
sork denounced their action. Appiausel
limo was IN important factor. The Com
n ~ 0no nat