The state herald., 1893-01-20

afth. sixth sud ninth ssudas, = sSseasee
in the attachment lew q 0 .
Z. That the Abstract q Ttfas ouones
as now conducted BY private andludnsh
in the recorders ONCE Of ne v.sioos ceou
ties In the state be made illegal ane go, 49,,
on and after tho eth day Of July nsxe Tna'
tho county commissioners. eatAG y pur
chase Of tho books now used, Or Ws plvp
aratlon of new sets for the ~ 81 nv
county, have tue business done ~ quo "
the once Of the county clerk and reeo MI
that ali abstracts Of tltls supplied enAli
he entered Of record upon the aos!ract o.
title books, and that such books s'iair ~
accessible 10 the public - are other rec
ords.
3, That q law be passed aboreuann5
deeds. mortgages, chattel and resI, ~.
other conveyances. to dispense WIN useless
verbdaRe and reduce the expense OF recoru'
O. That . law be enacted providing ma,
hereafter, no trust deed be furccioeeu ~
this state. except In the way PROVIDED ~
the laws Of 1879. for the foreclosure OF fsa
estate mortgage. and that the ttuAtv. VI
4 trust deed have the same right OF ~
o,u,ty of redemption a. real estate mort
Yagors. ,,. 4,
recommend to the electors OF this state, N
vote a tie next general election 70 ~
wise, alter and amend the constitution Of
the state Of Colorado.
II. That the Ninth general assembly az
n,<morlsliEe congress-; T..
submitted' to the statsA, providing taA'
United states senators b elected ~ OIL
rect vote of the people. =.
2. That the United states government -
sme no bonds to provide funts TOT tne con,
Htruction Of the Nicaragua canal, BY an!
private or public Evaporation whatever AM
that. 4 the United States government SUP
Mics the money to bAld said canal, f
construction and control shall he d'rrct!
by the government
8. That no bonds bc Issued ~ tns gov
ernmcnt for tho purchase OF goh'
1. That the expenses Of the United Btases
and tho salaries of tho officials thereof 81
paid in silver dollars frtin The uniteu c'..W
treasury, Of In silver ceruhcaSec. tun
legal tender. and based upon the awe
coin now on deposit In said treasury and
unrtpresentei by any previous issue OF ~
yer certificates: and. Il there BE- oencten :
cy in the treasury Of the UnhGd Seetes
to pay the government expenses tnAe ~,
legal tender treasury notes be ISSUED In Oil
rect payment Of said expenses. Inc mone!
mower of Europe and the United Stats
cannot eonsisteutiy oppose this Issue: sincs
In Its attempt to destroy the Union u
1892, u compelled our government 70 ADOPT
this precise axpcdient
THE FREE COINAGE OF SILVER.
The free coinage Of silver. at the ratio o.
III j
Colorado. This was the prime Issue II
this state at the late election. do mo-
mean that this Issue was boldly fought ou
here between PROGRESSED advocates OF ne1
coinaSc and It's progressed opponents. fo'
the nshs was in = more dangerous form
A political party. long entrencheu IL
power, and, considering the aggregate vote
Of the state. with an overwhelming N
jority IN Its fivor, supported an avowee
enemy Of the fres coinage Of silver. eitnei
denying his hostility. or claiming that "a
peculiar circumstances OF thu case VA
rar,ted such m extraordinary expsdient.
II y most cre.iitahle 10 Colorado. that
under such circumstances. 80 many Of III
citizens abandoned pass political ainliat'ons
and sacrificed H. mos. bitter partisan snt
personal prejudices to support policy ant
iicket, 80 Enthusiastically In favor Of the fre'
coinage Of silver. thnt the position Of Colo
RADIO upon this issue Is incapable OF mis-
representation.
The free coinage OF silver 10 an absolute
necessity IN this state. although 10 conse
puencc OF our unparalleled natural resomf
ces We may prosper 10 some extent WEnon
free coinage The welfare OF both the etat'
and nation demands the restoration OF thu
constitutional privilege Of which allver WA
fraudulently deprived In is'3
II the Incoming Democratic national -
mlnis,rn:.on -iia,i break away from the
nanciai nlonopolics that have controlled the
Republican party and, by the free co!nsx'
of silver so cxoend the currency ~ 10
some degree to relieve the money famine.
which hiss nearly starved out aud threaten
to wholly destroy the prosperity Of the NJ
Ion. then a grateful people will give e
tho Democratic party long lease o!
power; but n the effect Of national legisia
ton shall he In the future rs II has beer
In the past. 10 r?prcclats the purchaslut
power Of the dollar. and thereby incrcas'
tho value Of all securities and evidences n
debt, and at the same time to diminish tn,
prices OF all commodities. agricultural and
mechanical. and the wager Of labor, shes
the same fate which has bcfallen the he
publican awaits the Democratic party.
The silver question IL 4 national one. Il
II q local Importance TO Colorado, but Il
also undeflies the welfare of every farmer
and laboring man North and South. and I.
Is inimical only TO those who are extortins
an unjust prcdt from the people. VI
should welcome any legislation for the fret
source II may. come, and We should wage
eternal warfare against al foes Of
silver.
In this new crusade for natiSuel proe-
peiity a. well AS liberty, Colorado isaAs
the van. The battle IL not 10 the strona
alone: II IL TO tho vlgllsn,. the sctive aaA
ihs brave. When the old II colonies ~
belied against the British government tAsrs
was to tho human eye or understandings
not tho least hope Of success. 80 now tAs
hosts of monopoly are pressing the people
Into = Rel sea. bur the same Cod who
through many ages aud 10 many oli00
opened q way Of escape for the Oppressed
Sf 20 many races. stlii rules the dsuesaiss
NJ nations, and lie will 81 order Il thas
this last. greatest and beat Of free eoysrD-
tnenm shall never parish iron, the earth