The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1894-08-11

In The use Of gold and silver as monsv
nie'als upon a parity of values with
complete convertibihiy until such
legislative provisions as shall make
tne purchasing or debt.paying mower
ol any dollar coined or issued by the
United States the absolute equivalent
Oh that OF any other dollar SO coined
or issued.
IOWA REPUBTICANs,
We favor the largest possible use Of
sliser rs money that Is consistent with
tue permanent maintenance Of equal
values oil all dollars in circulation.
We DO not want monometallism
either Of gold or of silver, and we
pledge ourselves to continue to work
Tor bimetallism, to be brought about
oy all ut means within the power of
the government.
WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS.
The Republican party is in favor of
honest money. We are opposed TO
any scheme that will give the country
deprecated aud debased currency.
we favor the use OF silver as a cur
rency to the extent only that II can
DC circulated on parity with gold.
NORTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS.
Grand Forks, N. d., July 26.-The
Democratic State Convention met
here to-day and indorsed the national
platform of 1892, except the financial
plank, which is replaced by a resolu.
ton declaring for free bimciallic coin
age at such ratio as will insure the
circulation of both gold and silver.
GEORGIA DEMOCRATS.
"We demand the immediate passage
OF such legislation as will restore silver
to Its constitutional position as a
money metal aud will secure at once
the free aud unlimited coinage of gold
and silver on a parity and give TO
every dollar in circulation, whether
coin or paper the same debt paying
and purchasing power.'
FLORIDA DEMOCRATS.
The Democratic party of Florida,
In convention assembled, reatlirms its
allegiance to Democratic principles, as
conceived by Jefferson, Illustrated by
Jackson, exemplified by Cleveland
and promulgated by the Chicago plat
form.
We recognize with pride the un-
swerving integrity and patriotism of
President Cleveland, his executive
ability, his wisdom In maintaining a
sound and stable currency and his
steadfast adherence to Democratic
principles. The principles on which
the great Democratic victory Of 1892
was won should not be sacrificed at
the instance of few Democratic Sen
ators. We approve the course Of the
Democratic House of Representatives
o: the United States in Its efforts to
relieve the people of oil unjust taxa
tlons and burdens. We condemn the
course of those Democratic Senators
who are resisting the just demands OF
the immediate representatives of the
people. From the people the Demo-
cratic party receives its power, TO the
people It's first duty is due.
IOWA DEMOCRATS.
The resolutions adopted reaffirm
the platform of the national Demo
cratic convention of 1892, aud de-
mands of Democratic representatives
in Congress that they carry out the
same in good faith, indorse President
Cleveland's administration aud charge
| the present financial stringency as the
direct legacy of Republican admins,
tration.
The financial plank Is as follows:
With the national Democratic COIL
yeutlon of 1892 we hold 10 the use oi
both gold and silver as the standard
money of the country and the coinage
of both gold and silver without dis
eliminating against either metal OF
charge for miDtage, but the dollar
unit Of coinage of both metals must
be of equal intrinsic aud exchsngeable
value, and we demand that all paper
currency shall be kept at par with and
redecmable in such coin. And We
favor such legislation as will faithfully
carry out these pledges to the people