The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-08-03

people on every vote in support Of FREQ
coinage and II cannot believe he will play
the Judas now"
"How about Carlisle ?" yelled another
delegate.
"lf Carlisle favors an unconditional re-
peal of the Sherman act" replied Pierce,
"hc has gone back on his record and on
all the people he has represented in con.
grcss for years"
Chairman Thurman, who yesterday ex.
pressed in his speech tho greatest personal
regard for President Cleveland, criticised
Pierce for drifting into partisan discus
sion. Hc was almost afraid. he said. to
call Oh another speaker, for fear someone
would think 1t necessary to got up and de-
fcnd the prohibition party. "Wo are not
here" said he, las pariisans IN any way,
! hope We will have no more partisan
ship
JUDGE GOODWIN TALKS.
speech OF some length. Tho West. he
said. was prostrate; property values have
been destroyed over ono-third Of the area
OF the republic. But the western mon did
not come asking favors; they came merely
for the recognition OF something which
represented labor immortalileI, and
which had served rs perfect measure
OF value through the ebb and flow of i.Ooo
wears. They folt they wcro asking Tor il
much more for the East than the West, as
the products of the East exceeded the
value of those of the West. Hv bcsouyht
everyone present. 10 become q missionary
I in the cause, To work with the people. to
| appeal to congressman. to appeal To the
president, for justice to silver.
Tho report oil tho committee on rosolu-
tions was then read.
| tux PLATFORM.
The committee on resolutions this after
noon submitted a long report. The pre-
amble rccites that bi-mctaliism is as an
cient as human history; for more than
1900 years gold aud silver came down
through the ages hand In hand, their rela-
tions having varied but few points in all
that time, and then almost invariably
| through legislation; that both metals.
named together, are indissolubly united
in the constitution of the United States as
the money basis of this country; that in
ls.3, without previous demands from any
political party or any part of tho peo-
pie, without public discussion. silver
was stricken from the place IL occupied
since the days of Abraham and Pharaoh
under circumstances of such secrecy TINT
A. g. Thurman, William Stewart, ID. w.
Voorhees,, ]. &. Blaine. then speaker Of
the house, J. A. Garfield and other MEM
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| change hau been maue IN the hnanciai
system, that the debates in congress show
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Ernest Seyd of London, a banker who. /,
| il claimed was sont ~ Wa.h;n.,on bx
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| secure Hs Pass"ge ny secet anu corruP.
| means; that President tsrant, who signed
tho bill. declared long time subsequently
that he did not know IL demonetized sill
| yer: that the object of this attack on all
yer was to double the p,it chasing power oi
gold, thus reducing the price of all com.
modities, arrestiuQ enterprise, impoycr.
| ishiuQ the toilcr, degrading man kind tina,
the awful consequences OF this act are
now upou the whole world,
We esland In the midst Of unparalleled distress
III the shadow OF Impending caiam'ies beyond
estimate. Inc ruhhH INDUSTRY OF Tue people
VINO hnaph one-thiru o' lhe area OF this fepio
| NC nas oeeh huichen u""n' propetty VALUES de
sfo!eu' wotkmeh compehea 10 ny ~ from
| Pes,hehce' hones' toheis' numbering huhdted'
OF thousanus. tnrown out OF employment, nave
10 ear Tue nteau oi charity OF s'at.ei the pr"
| nucts VI .nu"stt"s from tue WORKSHOPS are oe
pteciated in price uh'I tue p!ohuc'ion ceases t'
pe proh,aoe' 'ne money oI Tue country ihade
q"ie lor the business OF the ian'i, mas gra'titet
70 pan~s, Wnhs 'he PeoP,e "suusuhg panhs
nsnahu Ihef aePosns 70 hoafu or hlde. Mer
cah,i, HOUSES arr going 70 tue "aii oy tho'i
sanus oer'i"so .ne n'asses ,s, nav no' .l" meah'
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