Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-07-28

. respectful attitude. I do not pro-
poje to deal in words of threat or of
retaliation, or Of demand. I simply
propose that We shall ask in respect
full way, Of the man to whom We pro-
pose to give our suffrage, that he
should declare himself upon the ques-
tion which is Of such vital interest to
every man within the borders of our
realm.
Now, I hope, and I almost believe,
that all these differences will be ad-
justed before November next. / for
one have greater confidence than
many in the result Of this intsrnation-
al conference. Ii the matter il ad-
justed there, what have you then?
You have the old parties, with their
nominations OF electors made, pre-
pared to fight out the battle upon the
old lines of the tariff; but if it is not
settled aud adjusted, then you have
the opportunity of securing an assur-
Gnce that the executive power will not
be used to defeat the popular will.
Mr.. Brown tMontana): Permit me
to ask you a question. Suppose the
national product Is put upon a ratio,
how do we reach tho binding effect OF
it-how does it bind us, and how is it
to bs applied 10 US?
Mr.. Newlands: The international
conference, OF course, is merely ad-
visory 10 the governments Of the MEN,
bers composing it. That action will
only be advisory until it is crystalized
INTO l.w by the various governments.
II they do not Tx q ratio that IS suit
able to US, We will simply reject the
result of that conference. But [ am
not very much alarmed about this
QUESTION OF RATIO.
When you realize the fact that il
there is change Of the ratio to the
present market ratio, instead of the
legal ratio, that there will be con
traction Of the currency in France IT,
self TO the extent of two hundred
Millions of dollars, and in this coun-
iry to the extent of two hundred
Millions Of dollars and other countries
n Ike proportions, you will realize
hat there is very little danger in the
change Of the ratio. I believe that
IL there is restoration OF silver there
will be full and complete restoration
| at the ra 10 of ID l-5 to one, the ole
that now obtains in France a more
favorable ratio than that which We
havs here.
Hr. Irvine (Mont.): Will you al
low me to make IL friendly suggestion,
! Mr.. Newlands?
Mr.. Newlands: Certainly.
Mr.. Irvine: l desire to ask, if in
the event of this Congress adopting
the platform or resolution which you
have proposed, and the conference
comes 10 an agreement, and that
agreement is submitted for the raLifi-
cation OF the respective governments,
and the ratification by the govern
ment cannot take place until after
our conventions, and recognizing
that the proposition that you make
is at least novel and interesting, in
the political management, are We OK
pecLed to ask Of tho respective
Presidents, pending the operation OF
This, the categorical question you
SUBMIT
Mr.. N9wlands: My Judgment GER
tainly would be yes. (Applause. !
That until the result of the delibera-
lions of the International couferen 20
O. ystallized ia q law, as it may be ia
many Of these countries within the
next three or four moaths, that We
KEEP UP THE MOMENTUM
OF this movement. We cannot lei
The movement rest, for with resl
Gomez inertia aad decay. [Applsuse.
My friends, l have already told you
FIAT I am n Ram bliran