The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-07-08
OsCEOLA sILvLR CLUB.
Ringing Resolution Adopted at It's
Last Meeting.

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art Silver Club of Osceola, held June
80, 1898, for the purpose of reorgan-
izing and and adopting bylaws suitable
to the demands of the times, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, This Club is organized for the
better means of advancing the cause of
silver, and for the good government of our
country; and
WHEREAS, The Republican and Demo-
cratic parties have both repudiated silver
as money, and have broken their promises
to the people of the West; and
WHEREAS, The Cleveland administration
is continuing Harrison's financial policy,
and
WHEREAS, The Secretary of the Treasury
is evading the law by not coming sufficient
of the silver bullion purchased to redeem
the coin certificates paid out for bullion, as
the Sherman law directs; and
WHEREAS, Grover Cleveland defies the
laws of Congress-, and also uses his great
influence, which his high position gives
him, in influencing State Legislatures to
elect certain men to the United States Sen
ate; and
WHEREAS, All the moss backs and pap
suckers of the Democratic and Republican
parties will most likely combine to defeat
the Peoples party in 1894; and
WHEREAS The election to take place in
1894 will be of the greatest Importance to
the silver interest of the country; and
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party advocating the free coinage of silver
therefore, be it
Resolved, That the members of this Club
use all their ability in an honorable way to
build up the cause of silver by working for
and voting the Peoples party ticket
Resolved, That the Democratic and Re
publican parties are both hostile to silver
as money, and that the last three admins
trations Gncluding the present one) have
run the government in favor of the monied
class to the exclusion of the producers no
lover of justice should support either party.
Resolved, That we condemn Grover
Cleveland's course in trying to inf1uene
State Legislatures and refusing to execute
| the laws of Congress as establishing bad
precedent that is dangerous to the liberties
Of the American people, and he should be
brought to trial by Congress-
Resolved, That we respectfully urge our
Representations in the next session of Con-
gress to have Congress examine into the con-
duct of the Secretary of the Treasury, and
ascertain why he does not comply with the
requirements of the Sherman Silver Bill
and if still refusing to coin Silver as the
Law directs, to bring said Secretary to a
/ speedy trial for NAL administration in Of
| flee.
! Resolved, That we think it wise for the
Silver men to organize Silver clubs in every
ganization solid-no compromise, no fusion
with either of the old parties
Resolved, That the Peoples Party is the
only party that will redeem silver, and
right the wrongs of past and present ad-
ministrations, and give to all people equal
and just legislation.
Resolved, That we request our Senators
and Congressman to carry on the fight for
the free coinage of silver at the ratio of
sixteen grains of silver to one of gold.
Resolved That we most heartily endorse
G10 COuISc pCISuco ny IAO nun. w III W.
Stewart in the United States Senate, for his
able and aggressive fight for the restoration
of Silver as money.
Resolved, That we are unalterably oppos-
ed to National and State officers holding a
second term and we earnestly recommend
the Peoples Party to discountinance second
term aspirants.
Resolved, That any person becoming a
member of this club, shall pledge himself
to support and vote for the candidates of
the Peoples Party for National and State
officers
Resolved, That we cordially invite all
honorable men, irrespective of former poll
tics, to join our club, and assist us to carry
the fight to victory.
JAMES w. MOONEY, Chairman.
o. HUDSON, Secretary.