New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

.. ratified nv co, uyes. and the people when An0,."
jackson President. lApplause) we sA ~nsn the
law Of 17o2, placed upon the statute .,.osn FREQ
Constitution adopted and when inc s Ia indie
and independent colonies became united as Tree An.
pendent States. (Applause1 We are III is ..,u to
Con sttuton OF fathers and we are III opp ,ob,nd
the anarchists Of the land the anarchists VINO ,ner
banking counters (appause) the anarchists VINO ~ q,
legislation would turn the people OF the % rice,
their homes the anarchists who forcing oo" -.
and robbng every Of onc-haf OF that VIM :. ~ "a a
serses IN the shape OF property. know '"'' ,rot
wise and mcrciful God and common sense anu hen
Ism dominate OF the American p,,m,b
they see the light, know that the cause WI" 49, no
and / hope that within year from now "" ., Inv
assemble in the city Of Chicago ard cling the sohe III
and victory that will bring freedom and happiness w
OF those W look only into clouds ana sio""
Referring to the act of 1873, Chairman "''"''
In his address said:
The membcrs q Congress the Speaker Of the iiou'c
who Al ened that bill the President who approvc1 H.
kn<y that IL demonetlzcd silver. Th'rc was o ,s7a
I'm the United States Senate who snc" that the "os "
demonetlzed silver and yet he has never pec Us .s
shot for treason. That act will be known IN hs"y "n
c,ime Of 1873 Let the memories of those VINO s'A'u ~
nccted with IL rot In oblivion.
In closing the speaker denounced INC ~.
poIitan newspapers of the country as oehs eo
trolled by the money power, and charac'e'Ae.
their editorials as being but the inspirauoh anu
the bidding Of the godbugs,' instead o' "'0 ""
scjentious expressions Of the writer's
ON the reassembling of the convention III 'he
afternoon the Committee Permanent orsam-
cation recommended Allen w. Thurman oi Oo'
son of the "Old Roman" as permanent cna'. maj
of the convention. The report was ra''heu w
unanimous vote and Mr.. Thurman was received
with great anplause and spoke in part as foilo"s'
I hog leave 10 submit for the consideration oi o"'
convention the following. Before DONG So "'
Kermit me to say that l am not particularly "e'
my plan or to any other because know there are op
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uorc formidable than / think they are Out oi IT.
though and others which Will he suomt~e " Wy
convention we may arrive at something tns' 10 p'"
cable IL is as follows; ,,.,. ~
Fist let our adyersares agree to the free coaI' ~
silver at either ratio Of 1873 10 TO l. prefer vi.
former II they do will agree to the uhconu''o''
repeal OF tie Sherman law. u.
Newt amend the National barking laws as to permit
anv National bank 10 is notes up TO the race '
Of hundred PR upon the deposits OF ninety per '.
with tho United States TREASURER IN either Chito S
gold or silver coin other than subsidiary silver
Further amend by repeating the tax oil Natonai oa"A
circulation. lama, ndor sych
a law Will not be secure but under the Nauona BANK
Ing act the OF all banks are the mrs. hao
has to be 1 cannot see but that thes ''ouN o' ~
lutely safe. 49,. ,d ,.
%, rho rcdempton of it, notes 80 per cent oil scr
or gold coin Next tho bills receiVaoic VI ' a.,
and under the present system 1t woud DO au wv. IN
,ocev,e be worthless Certainly 10 per ccrt OF c'e"
would be paid beyond question. 60.
When the roll was called for members OF 'he Co''
mittee on Resolutions. these were CHOSEN NY ''' -
spective State Delegations: ,,u.
Arkansas -; Arizona, ]. NJ. Murphy |N'o '.
J. {. Morning; California, d. NJ Burns; 'oh'e 49,
C. II. WhItcomb; Colorado Thomas NJ. Patte's son pe%
ware -: District OF Columbia. Lee Crandail "c"rsa'
Henry Jones Florida MacAllister; INDIANA Mci'an"
Idaho q. H. Bryant Illinois, Benjamin Ooodhue iowa
tud,o y q Colo: KANSAS Harrison Kelly; kentucKy'
-: Louisiana -; Nevada. n. +. Bartihei Ma'si-
chusetts IT, +. Washburne; Maryland H. T. sa"e' ah''
sssIppl -; Montana. f.. b. Nets; Mlchigan DC"
Colyin: Minnesota, Ignatius Donnelly; MISSOURI
f. F. Hines; New. Hampshire, - New-Jer%y'
-: New.Mexlco, Hiram ITsdley New-YorS, H. Alden
snenccr: Nebraska w. J. Brayan; North Caroiiha j.
II Stanton: South Carolina -; North Dakota W. H.
standlsh South Dakota, {. a. Trip; PenhsSVais, 'o
NJ Davis; Oregon -; Ohio George A. CRUZ; Rhode
Island -; Unh Judge G. C. Goodwin; Texas Senator
ohn H. Reagan; Tennessee J. G. Roberts; Virginia L..
T. Johnson: West Virginia Vermont. - WISH
lngton Patrick Clark; Wisconsin. Robert schiiiihe
Wyoming, Joel J. Hurt