The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-07-22
VOX POPULI.
CoIorado's Miners, Merchants, and
Business Men of all Depart
ments Firmly United.
THE DENVER SILVER CONVENTIONS.
A Demand for the Rehabilitation of Silver
TINT must no Heard.

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Mfr. Thomas, upon taking the chair, made
A .p,ech of some length He said:
w. TO-. %, ,a.. with , crisi. which ia
,tri,,s,v al, paIafIuIs i.,asvty y. stfS
country-with a crisis 80 broad aud so deep
mai IL really involves the old question OF
,laycry over again. and this time a slavery OF
not merely physical but intellectual bondage,
which affected all the people and their de-
.c.udauts to the third and fourth generation.
The decentralization of silver and contraction
of the currency means stagnation of Industry,
paralysis of commerce, depression OF trade,
the ruin of the mining Industry In the Inter
est of a creditor class which has loaned one
kind of money and demands payment In an
other 1t 4 The elimination Of events which
have slowly. constantly, ceaselcssly, gently
marching for years until now the stand must
be taken There is one commodity for which
men are striving and that Is money. We
have met to lodge our solemn protests and
for more than protesting II possible against 4
policy which brings so much suffering on our
ucopir For more than eighty years never
aid the government OF this country attempt
to interfere with that self adjusting system OF
currency established by lhomas Jefferson
and AlehnhueI hai'l,i'oii, out "a 80 Iii
vast reoeIlioh had py ' ef 'l, , Ia
n 80 ,,,,,,,-afsd navment of which.
eycept the interest, was in legal tender, /,
gold conspiracy, the most far reaching OF
which history gives an aSsouhl, wa set vi, On
i1ot hEains' me nper.y VI .,v a., .I nI
brought forth in inIquity, is shedding Its
bniefnJ influence wherever trade and com
mercs Nist,
But IN thl- country, MheIu s'e VI ~ s'.
pc a,',i Io,n ~" ~ aprosi the nrogras. of
MI jnslIlon, enemy at the yilals, not only OF
this state, bu, of all the people Of the coun-
try. No great measure ever was suggested,
no ValuaDle measut ol w H., i. ", W.,
iing,,y nh irfany was henned mon IL To.
lay those men who are fighting for the money
of the constitution, gold and silver at 10 to l.
are stigmatiLed AS lunntics, thieves, traitors
anu u,snoness mn nv, L. r,S,a,nd o. disc,.ds
I,cd ,noreyi. d,.turber OF society. The
man who is a disturber OF society is not he
who "a willing to pay In money oil his coun,
W, but he VINO demands mat ne De paiu
e., =, 10 a. no, III. doliar NJ our fathers II /.
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