The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-03-01
HILL INDORSED.
The Resolutions and Platform Adopted I
MIR. Hills Address

The Resolutions and Platform Adopted
MIR. Hills Address
The report of the committee on resolu-
tions is as follows:
The Democratic party OF the state of
New York, in convention assembled, re-
news its pledges Of fidelity to the great
cause of tariff reform and to the whole
Democratic faith and tradition, as affirmed
In our national platform from 1876 to 1883,
as well as in our state platforms concur
rent with the opening of Governor Til
denis brief, and the close of Governor
Hills long, THRU approved and alike IL
lpstrious service In the chief magistracy
81 the Empire state.
1--WE now. as in 1874 and 1891 steadfast-
ly adhere to the principles CT a sound
finance. We are against the coinage OF
any silver dollar which is not Of the
intrinsic value of every other dollar Of the
United st ties We. therefore denounce
the new Sherman silver law under which
one-tenth of our gold stock has been ex-
ported and all our silver output is damned
pr at home as a false pretence, but actual
hindrance of return TO free bi-metallic
coinage and as tending only 10 produce
change from one kind of monemetallism
to another We therefore unite with
friends of honest money in stiguIat;zing
the Sherman progressive silver basis law
as the solution of the gold and
silver question and as 4 lit appen-
dix TO the subsidy and the bounty
swindle, the Mckinley worse than war
tariff, the Blaine reciprocity humbug, the
sauande-ed surplus. the advancing deficit,
the defective census and falsifiedreprescn-
tation and the revolutionary procedures of
the billion dollar CO.. e--ess-all justly con-
dsmned b. the peoples great uprising
last Move. Der (.s9o), verdict which, re-
newed next year rs?e). will empower
Democratic statesmen to guide the peo-
ble's councils anu 10 execute the peoples
will
Governor Hill the candidate of New
York at ChicagC-The Democrats of New
York with proud hope yet with perfect
Difference 20 their bretaren Of other states
and a cordial estimation Of their renowned
leaders as worthy standard bearers of the
peoples cause point 20 the nomination Of
David B. Hill to the Office of president as
q fit expression of the whole Democratic
faith and tradition and of our settled pur
pose to rescue this perverted government
from the clutches of autocrats and pluto
Gratis, from a spendthrift administration,
excessive taxation and debased money.
The New York delegation is instructed
to vote for Hill In obedience to the man.
d ate of the Democratic voters of New
York the delegates selected by this con-
vention are instructed to present to the
national Democratic convention the name
of David B. Hill as the candidate for
president of the United States Demo-
crat who has led his party from victory 10
victory for seven successive years and
who has never known defeat
To vote as unit-Tne SAID delegates
are further instructed TO their charge, said
act to be determined by the vote of ma
iority Of the delegates.
Governor Flowers administration-Re-
solved. That we congratulate the people of
the state upon the suspicious opening Of
Governor Flowers administration anc ex-
tend TO him the assurance of cur most
cordial support in his efforts to give the
people frugal, honest and efficient gov
eminent of state affairs.