The Lamar register., 1893-07-22

NA-P~nor, L. NJ fatterson, boulder, w. q.
Dyer; Charee, A. 4. Kennedy; Clear Greek,
J. NJ s. Egan; FL Paso, T. G. Parrish; Eagle,
l. L. Chataeld; GIpin. W. J. Thomas; Gar
neld, :. L. Hodges; Gunnlsoa. r. J. Walter;
Dolores, 7. J. Tarsney; Hlnsdale, b. A. Far
rel; Jefferson, W. G. Smith; Kiowa, J. G.
funderbGrgh; Lake, A. 7. 6unnel; La Plata,
Z. A. Newman; Larimer, Charles Dubois;
Las Animas, J. o. Packer; Lincoln, s. J.
Ra~iey; Mesa, II. @. Long, Montezuma, c.
A. Powers; Montrose, T. W. Mcneil; Morgan,
W. ". Baieheller; ouray, L. NJ. White; Park,
Johu Mitchell; Piikin, J. NJ. McMichael; Pu-
eblo, Plat Wleks; Rio Grande, Colin Tim
mons; San Juan, ;. A. Wingate; San Miguel,
7. IL Fitzgerald; summit, J. C. Tineber;
Prosors J. A. Fleming; Weld, David Boyd;
Douglas, b. ". Riggs Mineral, Richard
Dodd.
Governor d. II. Waite was unanimously In
viied TO a seat on the platform.
Mr- Patterson was called upon for speech,
but only SPOKE briefly. as he wanted tho com
mliiee on resolutions to get To work. The
comnittee met In Mr. Paiiersonis Office. Mr..
Holden, bcing called upon, said that he was
done tsiking and that he was ready to act,
Mr.. Holden said he wculd control himself,
but there may be day come when the words
be had uttered might strike them more deeply
ihan al the tluie be spoke them. II the eoa-
sp'Taey prevailed tkeru Is not an Institution
sest Of the Mississippi river thai viii not fall
when that time comes, /" be said when the
the clouds IAN upoa the West, want you to
Trnernhvr the words, 4 am through speaking
and ready ior aciiun'"
Governor Waite vas applanled As he came
forward In responsc To loud calls. He said:
ihau speak vrry briefly and ouly TO
frH poin.s- The demonstration of silver ia
lss5 ras sccfr; aud frandulent, bat the pres
cot movement Is open and aggressive. Not
utthstAndiug tha; since iss3 no congress
haa convened but that majority Of 10th
houses were IN favor Of silver yet they have
reErr been able 70 enact Law for the fEre
colnazc Of silEer. because tho president,
whether Republican OF Democrat, has
becn dominated BY Wall street, and has a.
vsy. beea ready 10 iHierpo-s hi. veto, equal
10 a two -thirds vo,o In both hoascs OF Con-
[ Ercs..
Tb. eject o; the -oldbaS conspiracy slnoe
is1a has brcn 70 inercAse the purchasing
power OF fsoncy, o., 70 pEt the statement In
aHotAsr furra- 10 decrease the value OF price
of All eounoiitie. By the legislation OF the
pGs.tscuty years the value Of moacy. bonds,
userfSz.ce- and all eEiieners Of debt has ln-
eryase,l siree 1873 until their face value nos
HlI parcaase toahie the amount Of all staple
commodities that Il would thea. Silver.
shea deEoncilfc4 or denicd fre. coinage, as
eailioa became a commodity, and like all
osher commodities, ia value has dependet
upou the a5anaaaee or the scarcity Of money
I In eirruiztiouL
l Abraham Lineoin sali: III deb. IL created
] rtih certain zusoGnt Of E1Oaey IN circulation
| aad thea the govern meat contracts the money
soluule before The debt .. paid. Il !. the most
seisoas crime ~Aieh government can com
I 1slt A.rAfUsi the r-opie.H And that Is just
/ pFecssriy EhAi this government has been do
I tn< ever sinc~ i.sS Congressional lc.-ista-
ti1n ald soothing else has reduced the price OF
silver balboa frozl 81 y pr ounce In lss5 10
[ 20 eents in l-S1 Le.islAtloa, for which the
t~o old parties arc equally respoasinle, has
rr,izc~d the price os Whez; from si-ii per
{ b1saei IA lss5 10 g ecats Ia isaek The sane
/ ies i.iktioa has rrigesd the prie. Of cotton
/ ffon - so eeu,. per pcuad In le.S 10 $40
Z ccats per po1Hd Ia ls9c-
Lrgisiataoa rot poslilye. bot aessttve. re
l fl,in< fr.- eoinA.e oi silver has inereased the
I rAsio OF its value bullion compared With
/ sod froa t6 TO l TO ~ 70 /; Il has d.
Hini.h-d the value OF silver balboa. and has
I also 4 dillaisArI 10 almost the same exact pro-
I porsioa the value ef uhcat. corn, cotton and
/ al ogAeF staple products aad The -1-ss OF Ia
boz. And aoE il Is proposed ey the false.
/ trrsrheroas friends Of silver and the allies OF
| Wal .trr.: 70 a1oP, thl. rrs ratio of ~ or
- % a. The nsw hast. o, the free coinage of
silver. sueA compromise rill simply ery--
tal.R. all The wroass and Injuries shieh the
n1aey poser has inaie,cd apoa the people
D for the past txenty years. il Will declare
thee ruta-crie. coadoneii. and deprive our
selves os any redrcs, or remedy In the future
IL ..rs 70 Wall .ireei; -loa have good
[ right And title 20 all the wealth and prosperi-
tyyug hare thus far niehed from the people
Nos, take = neH start and sec II Ia the next
tseaEy year. yoa eAa't roo the people OF t~lee
a. much as FUa have In tho past twenty
yearA" A8a ,hLs Is called = compromised
Nhy. Il b-af. that celebrated compromise
skieh the deSA proposed to Jesus Christ on
the ulu1ntaln-"
.orl upou the tnternz;ioual conference,
The future historian utii be Anazed To read
shAI tho tuo great political parties of this
eoaairy In l-y9 both agreed IN their national
eouvtu,lcs- upSa the uapstEiotle and un-
A=sefiezl policy TO submit legislation upon
he an4nees of this country 10 the advice and
ooas.ut or dIetatlaa Of foreign gOveruments
Ito a conference pat up" in the interest OF
the moaey power. Il i The most uod-ior-
sskea and contemplate idea that ever en-
tered the brain OF an American citizen.
Ifit /, true that the United states Is unable
u, carry ont IL. sseoaOu.ic and governmental
r,,ii.v under our own constitution and laws
sithnat the dictatiOn or consent OF foreign
poxer., II se arc ouiy province oil European
ponarrhlcs. then We Eeei another revolution
-ano;her appeal to arns and 70 the god oil
he..t.- and shea NC have ~oa that battle, as
-. MI ifuar /. forced upon Us, NC WIN send
10 Halifax a far greater army OF "EngiIsh
Tories according tc our population, than
our fathers seat There Aitef inc
A rord upon another subject Cleyeland's
,,,lIry a. otltltned In his call for special
ses.iSn Of congress next August. Is against
silver a. money, aud threatens its total de-