New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26

10 0nicago and almost entirely so when the propreto
turned out the lights. This he WAS finally compc,let
W no. "heh ne did II every I'm the room wal
standing up Men were telling one ono,h. tho, the,
WERE "S soou as anybody else and also wanting I,
| know who the other fellow was Harris and hi
! friends In the meantime had pulled t.ir bots doxr
over their ears and escaped TO another part OF th
hotel
-" hoh pay for the rOOml' asked one OF the hote
NEIL ms was SUFFICIENT, and the place was soos
cleared. Thus ended the conference. to educ It,
| The East on the silver QUESTION. Tie chairman and
few Of his friends after the meeting adjourncd met
and Harris made up a list Of afeen delegates They
are Richard Lacey, John G.. Boyd, Hugh J. Fitch
Henry Nichols. Amasa Thornton Henry A. Spencer
Harding Weston. lIesry Il. Clifford Alexander G
Lassen, d. B. Harris, James W. Murphy, John VI
Drake. A. A. ill., Adoph Luhrs and james u
COnover
When the meeting called order OK Senator
J. J. BOYD was nominated for chairman and James W.
Murphy and Stanley Clifford, secretaries. There was
a buzz when the chairman got up and 1t continued
Whilc he vas speaking. When he finished his own
address. he called upon Henry Nichols to read the
resolutions. After an almost mitablc number Of
whereases" hal allen upon the OF the tumu tuous
crowd. the resolutions were reached.
The first che cautioned Congress that there an
influential opinion In this community the great
Issue involved and 1t demanded OF "the party in
control of Congress and the Executive the prompt
fuhlment OF the pledges OF their platform as TO the
Unfortunately equal treatment Of both gold and
silver for coming into legal tender money; that Con
gress shall Indignantly resent the demand for the
unconditional repeal OF the sO-called Sherman law
that the proposal to substitute bank notes for legal
tender notes OF the United States is the equivalent
Of the obnoxious proposal OF the bank OF the United
States n joint stock corporation. rejected by Andrew
Jackson in 1884,
The real fun now began az am an old-time Green
hacker" shouted Cornelius F. Doody, the well-known
labor agtator "and want -"
"The resolutions before the meeting said the
chairman and in accordance with the call will not
allow you to --'
al claim to know parliamentary law" shouted Mr..
Doody as he put his in his pocket and drew forth
a copy Of "Cushng's Manual" and insist that ]
have right to be heard"
"Good boy, Doody,7 shouted several voices, "thats
the talk No gag law here"
Colonel r. j. Hinton, with his long hair flowing
wildly and his hands waving around his head In the
same manner said We have right, Mr.. Chairman,
to hear amendmentss
"No you haven't shouted a score Of voices.
81 say we have" shouted twOscore more.
"Sit down." said the Chairman
Put him out" came from another corner OF the
room.
"These resolutions" said il. c. Ullman. "were
cut and dried and brought I'm here for adoption with
out consulting anybody"
"who are youYD shouted lot Of people In chorus.
al have the floor" said the speaker.
$50 have We. said the voices.
eco on said the chairman.
"They are not drawn in the form In which gentle
men who understand the question should draw thcm.'
went on Mr.. Ullman. "The constitutional question
comes uppermost and the purchase OF silver bullion
is the question. 1t had the sanction OF the
Constitution and when you denOunce the repeal OF the
sherman act
ood, boc tba Nonr
A voice: "No he hasn't, either" Cheers, ap
plause shouts and general confusion followed
Colonel Mccoy wanted to know If this meeting
Is free public American meeting or Tree coinage
Of silver meeting"
at Is for the consideration" replied the chairman
in n weak voice, "of how best the people may De-
supplied with the money Of the Constitution OF the
limited States of America" Cheers. shouts, applause
pushinc and crowding and showing and stamping oil
feet and rafting Of chairs and rustlng OF papers
greeted this noble exposition OF patriotic sentiment
"Mr. Doody has the floor" continued ex-senator