Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-03

On the question of silver it is only nee.
essary to say that the Democratic party in
congress has acted with the most glaring
Inconsistency. While it dominates the
lower house by majority OF $50 it en-
phaticalIy refused on two occasions to
even consider the question, of silver, and
i's national convention has placed in nomi.
nation a man who on every occasion has
shown hmslf to be bitter enemy OF the
white metal OF the great west. On the other
hand President Harrison, the true friend
of all American interests, has invited the
nations of Europe to meet with us and
formulate plan to restore silver to per-
feet equality with gold. In conclusion,
eau only say that we will have ample
time to place before our people all the
magnificent and unparalleled results Of
President Harrison's administration in
the increase Of wages and the decline of
all the necessaries of life under the Nc
Kinley bill as shown by the report OF the
senate finance committee which was
signed by both Democratic and Republican
members thereof. Our party can also point
with pride to the marvellous expansion of
our foreign trade upon the superb
doctrine OF reciprocity. The Democracy
has proven itself to be the enemy of our
greatest industries and its only object in
seeking power is to inhict more deadly
blows at them in the future than in the
past. Let your presence at our conven-
ton show that you are awake and ready
to battle for the party of the Union and
the unwavering defender of its industries
against the Democracy and all it's foreign
allies. Our motto now and for ever is
America for Americans. The invitation
| to our convention is extended to oil clubs
in and out Of the league whose object ia to
foster and extend the principles of the
Republican party. We care not 10y what
name such Clubs are known If they march
under the glorious flag OF Republican
unity. We are all enlisted in the same
cause and will give all hearty fraterna
greeting and welcome. Our hospitablt
brothers in Albuquerque will take care @
all who honor us with their presence
The day 10, the convention is set in fai
week, go, too, we may all enjoy the mag
nificent display OF the products of ou
splendid territory. We will also enjoy tn,
advantage Of travelling on the railroads q
cent per mile.
The ex-officio delegates are the officer
oil the national and territorial league, in
GLIDING the executive committee OF TIT
several counties and delegates, as follows
Every club is entitled to five delegates
three Of whom shall be elected by sucf
club, and the other two shall be the chair
man and the secretary of the club, who
are ex-officio delegates and members o
said convention. Every club, besides i'll
five delegates, shall be entitled to on,
delegate for each thirty members ovel
100. 1t is expected that this spportion
ment will be satisfactory, because it is To-
tended that each club may he represented
according to It's number as far as pos
sible.
Credentials.-All credentials must be
signed by the chairmen and attested By
the secretaries of the respective clubs.
Proxies. delegates find it i'm
possible to attend the convention they can
appoint proxies, who shall be admitted to
cthe convention with the same powers and