The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-06
THEN THEY SHOOK ON 1T
What the Governor Of Kansas Said 10
the Governor Of South Carolina.
AND THE CROWD CHEERED
TiiIman Says the West and the
South Can Control the President
and the senate and Al
most the House.

HuSok ktI0 sboaoos
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 5.--The last day OF the
Pan-American Bimetallic convention
opened IN hour late. but with purpose
TO complete the work without further de-
lay. The committee on resolutions pre-
sented q supplemental report unfavora-
bly, passing upon the proposition VI
Thomas Warren TO take action looking 10
the endorsement of tho removal of tho
national capital farther west; also favor.
ing the printing and circulation Of the ad-
dress Of yesterday by Walter n. Allen OF
Kansas ON the exception clause" of tho
silver law. The report was adopted with
out dissent. The question came up on
the adoption Of tho report OF the resolu-
ton committee.
Delegate Waterbury Of Kansas moved
an amendment TO the report by the addi-
ton OF the proposition presented by II. NJ.
Taylor of Mexico favoring an increase Of
the volume of currency by the issue Of
legal tender notes secured by land values.
Delegate Cochrane of Missouri opposed
all efforts to say or do anything In the con.
vention upon tho money question other
than fully aud entirely TO endorse the free
coinage Of silver.
NJ. II. Taylor OF Mexico replied in de-
Tense of his proposition. urging that
money based upon such security would he
as safe as money based upon the honor of
our government rs S3i6,0U.0O0 In green
hacks. Delegate Waterbury of Kansas
spoke upon the text OF "S,1l per capita Of
public and private debt" and pleaded Tor
an increase oil tho volume OF currency
with which to meet u oy tho means pro-
posed IN the minority report.
Governor human oil South carolina
spoke priehy, ueciaring u was the desire
OF his coinfn'ttee 10 concentrate tue efforts
Oh '"e co"Nen.'o" upon 'he ceh'raa pur'
pose oil bifnctallism, ana Tor that reason
u seemed To them unwisc to seek more
now, no matter how allirins the prospect.
Governor Waite OF colorado begged tho
convention not TO nc diverted from tho one
great issue. Untii the success of bimetal-
ism showed wan street To havo lost lis
grip upon legislation, 1t was impossible to
secure any other form oil financial legisla.
ton. As To the west ana South. they
could control tue politics OF the country u
u became necessary. nc declared his be-
hei that there were miiiionso OF money now
IN washington 10 puy congress, anu WIN
such conoi'ioh the south anu Wes' must
unite.
Delegate Manning of Alabama. declared
the readiness OF the south Tor union WIN
the west In the hattie Tor the free coinage
OF silver. but pleaded Tor tho prevention
OF tue addition ot extraneous matter 10
'he piatiorih as INVERSION Oh the purpose
OF the convention. Deiegate okngas OF
| hiaoa'ha' SPOKE IN sih,nar strsns ALSO oe'
nounc'hg fresaeh' C.eseiahi as an
enemy anu oetrayer OF tue people,
/ Delegates iayior' waterbury and Waite
Withdrew the minority report. Iheu with
o motion To adopt tue majority report
pending' the convention ADJOURNED 10
p. IN.
Al the afternoon session. >. ~ hing OF
Kansas City presented report OF tho
uoings ot tno recent Ruit transportation
conference NJ ch'cago' ana pieaaeu Tor tue
new route TO tue oia worid as rei'ei from
tue connerciai tyranny Oh New fork Anu
Chicago, rs nc SAID
Soyernor iiiiinan OF South carolina
then TOOK the moor. no declared tue Imam
ciai question presented Out another form
OF siavery-white slavery As 10 section
aiism' every SECTION had voted auu would
vote as Its interests demanded. he de.
ciared himself HAMBURG rioter and SAID
negro domination made him 80. He had
no apologies TO make Tor attempts To
secure honest government by honest men
unawed by the bayonets OF Grants
soldiers. lie cited statistics TO show tha'
/ tie west nuu SCUM cOulu cOntrOl the
president and senate and within nine of a
| mn iority of tho house and these man