The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-28

Ing interests. Indeed the decline Ia prices
was not decline OF value, but apprecis.
tion OF the purchasing power, end what
moro could be said In favor Of an increase
Of the medium Of exchange, and espcci.
ally when we SEQ countless Thousands sui.
fering from the existing state Of affairs.
Take for instance, farmers mostGaae.
Let II havo been made when whsat was
n.1s, then 100 bushels would have paid
$11s Of tho debt. Now Il requires 30 ap-
proximately. The need Of the hour is
such an awakening interest In this Quss-
tion In the Eastas will cause inquiry and
Investigation and ,indspendsncs Of
thought.
"The idea studiously circulated in tho
East, that this Is o western matter and
ono In which tho silver producing states
arc principally interested, 10 utterly de-
ceptive. Tho farmer Of New York o. Ohio
ts Interested precisely as 10 his brother in
Iowa or Kansas. The cry of the suffering
goes up to heaven. Tho most dsspairing
and most touching Of their prayers arc
never heard ON earth for they como from
those who suffer In silence. Thers 10 no
AS<sS0o AVb DoucgluE 0uu Wouts Az SWuS0o
are purely artificial. BY the ssldshnsss
Of man tho good gifts Of providsncs turn
to ashes In our hands. Tho food 10 taken
from the mouths of tho weak and do
fenseless. God grant Us all the will and
wisdom to see the cause Of these things,
and, having found them, to apply tho
remedy"
Al the conclusion OF Governor Princes
remarks, hearty applause following, the
congress took the usual evening recess.
1t was nearly three-quarisrs of an hour
after the appointed time when Pres.
ident Whitmore called the Trausmis-
sissippi congress TO order to-day. The
adoption Of the report Of the committee
on credentials last night, which enrolled
all appointed delegates properly accrcd-
tied. without regard to their prsssnce,
gave especial point to the report of tho
committee on rules and order Of business,
which provided for voting power for each
state delegation OF not to exceed 30 votes.
II so many daleaatss arc present; all
states to have voting power Of not loss
than 10, no matter what the smallnsss Of
the attending delegation.
Tho report was adopted without discus
sion, with the exception OF the clause linn.
iting the voting power Of the delegations.
At this point Delegate r. J. Cannon of
Utah, moved to strike out the maximum
limit, thus giving the full delegations q
vote for every mau. He supported the
motion with the contention that the states
nnd territories sufficiently interested to
send oil the delegates to which they wero
1n,.eu ',N s"oa'u 10 "''"'u 70 vo'e sucn
ue,esaGses.p.,..v,.. ue,esases. .
nA' rovctnor Ir,nco oI WOW Mex'co M
oo'seu 'uo or,e'nsi rePos. - necessaty 70
pIovon' tne nearby sections from over
powsE'us, ~ '"cn 1Isy 'r1nspo,so oe''
on. snoss unso'o 20 seno su" os's'
e.,'ous '.o,n n'e,swsy p"n.s'
DS'e1.s. nos'.. n.1cx % .. "ssnlaseon one.so
- uos''s.o 'sssk s:essv. sns vos;ne
powe's =. yseu uu'oasaon, .o vu. ~ retaining
'',0 nl,N 1naA'n,w W,. ,:nNs y. :" suu ~.
De,S.@'o " WuIsms =. 1rAansas, mem.
ver o. 'ue Iu.ss eonnIn,''se' eHPla'neo 'nas
o su 1sp'' "ss p'sps'@o y" oas's Oh
's,sIess'
Ds,sxs'e w. =: Dsy.u cI Ssorasss OPP
posoa s"s s'nsnumen' oneseo oy DeleRate
Isuuou, - .ouu '',u W pern,' Two os
."reo s's'.s 20 Eusv su0 couvouton, reoucs
Jug '"o ws'su. OF 'ne lssommenosuoh OF
SOusss. ,. Aer .o.no rur'uor oeo..e oI .
Sssu.'oss s. sua.'T, ny Ssnnon wNnorcw
..s saaSn0.ns"'' A"o original report was
'nsn auop'eo.
eae"uc's % .ne eoInm'tsee ON reso'u'
"ous we's sn"o.ncou - r0iow.' Ari'
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to'oraI1, r =: =. Sonnsons .: .. onetot!h;
m' rsuo' W","n Duues' W. L' n'en' tnaian
oIr'U.ys y: .. Dour.ou' f'e'uinG Lewisi !
1Uwn, w a. =; E .. S"l'"' nA.s .nnan; nansas'
w. n; aoo'uase, o'ePaen crane; Minne'
so'ss inonss Sna!pi missouri, 4. V. STAN
nasu, m, y; W, e. ae.''ori Neorasks, w. Dc
bryan. We n'cusru1oni New Msx'co'
W n' ueUo'; =. d. rnncsi Ok'saoma,
ny9ney c's.A' - a. McUuites OrsoRon' E'
D. DooRe' oonsn Dakots, .. e. wilson, Dc
~, brennan; Aexa,. Lewis HANCOCK, Z. A.
Marsnah' v'an, ~ o. Caanon' Z. Z.
Sooaw'h; washington A. L. BLACK. u. r.
uev,nei Montsns' Anomas ". merrill. W.
n. W"ceu; Alasks. o. y. 1reen' Wyo-
n'ns' nou's'sna. Nevaua ena North Da'
xo'a "'e "o' represented In inc conven'
"ou'
among .ne resolutions submitted were
ou. '"uo'ss". oecte'asy nerDerts tests
a"a .sc VI h'ner.c0u coa'' anu urging
.ss'''o''o" " e"Jo'.. uPon havai oiiciais
'uo us. e'ways y. A'nerican prouuc's
wnere ~ can oe oone wunout hnanclai
| ioss' iavoring governmental investisa'
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