Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-17
Plato III AND J T. SCLUTI0NS
Adopted by the
Silver Party Convention
September %, 1892.
TIC THE CHAIRMAN OF THE ErKo COUNTY ST.
YER COSS ESTIUS:

TIC THE CHAIRMAN OF THE E1Ko COUNTY Sill
YER CoSS ESTIOS
We, your Committee on Resolutions and
Platform, b < IL We 20 submit the following
declErstton Of principles.
We demand hG free and unlimited coinage
Of silver and gold ht the present ratio of Is IT, l.
We believe that the time hah now come when
party rrejudiccs and party names should lie
united and earnest effort made AS one man tu
Fe-estabiish the industries Of our State by en-
dor>inG the platform and supporting the
n0uIiGccs Of tn" Omaha Convention, u aInes B.
Weaver ana James o. field.
We believe that the names Democrat and
Republicans should not be allowed to divide
abe friends of free coinage II silver and thai
all who think V'ilie shouIi act together regard.
less "i past party pames and past party aiiilia-
tiUnS.
The crime of 1873. demonctizing silver, has
DESTROYED the prosperity and nearly ruined
thc State of Nevada. and in view of this be
foiD ;he hope of Office had clouded the minds
or our citizens thu II publ. al Convention mr.
ssmDieL ut Virginia City ON the 3Oth daS of
hpril. 1892, mad the manhood to alopt the
following Tcsnlu jon Lg the fundamental creed
vi that psrty, tu-wit:
.''HEsoLv.D, That the people of Nevada are
in tdIos of the coinag" OF silver upon the snnr
conditions which apply to tie coinage of uo,o
sud they ~" OPPOSED 10 elcvating any persou
10 once VINO ~ not known To- be uncomfortable
IN favor o, opening tho minis If the United
states to the Tree and Unlimited coinage of
silver"
Ana on the 18th day Of Inst May The Demo.
cratic party assembled in convention ct Win
Rinucca, CAV" to its delegates To- the National
CONVENTION the following instructions:
Under 10 CT cu;nSinnCeS to vote for any maj,
sor the nomination e. the Office Of president
err Nfce-PressueHt oi the United Stntts un,oss
hc shall be unquuiia"dly i'll fuyOr Of free coin.
nS0 and shall siund upon Il free coinage plut
form" ...r.E
And WHEREAS, Both the Rcpuhlicnn and
enc 'eDocrutc National Conventions n0wi-
kaicd candidates. for President ana Ejce-Jrpsi
dent who are opposed to free cuIuagc md In
favor M the single gold stonGard We believe
that NJ Drinocts NJ or Repu blcnr can vote for
= the HGrvlHnI or Cleveland without yiuintir q
til prDci pies of his party NJ declared in the
SirStita lily and Winnemucca Conventions.
The strength Of the gold monopoly IL repre-
sehtcf In London, New Y, rk, nud other com
Urrcial cities Of the world. That Inonopgly
pT trust IL reducing the producing sections "f
,hiS Countrywide south aud ito West to
POVERTY ana want. The outh aud the West
Save common cause md n common iIIdrCe-
lLriht To resist the cncroachmerts Of y G BON,
ho'btS nhd money. lUuning Enst. Every effort
knS been and Is being made To separate the
hcst it"in The South aud by that means bivide
the friends ot silver aud secure the triumph of
Ehd MONOPOLY. Ono Of the roc en- chem. for
shat purpose was the Infamous Force Ban
Which, by ii pr vii"na, conferred upou tLe
yS'tnyl A4ptDists2tk,. the power, to control
A&sA cieStiHiIsA bosh stale aud Federal