Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
TODAY'S SESSION,
pn,,,tIngs Of The Silver Convention
al Memphis.
xo,rs OF Dlsconp AUDIBLE.
,..,,or stewart on Dcmoneiiziiion'-
object Lessons of the Past
Three Years.

,,,puts, Tenn, June l3.-rhc
I'D day,. session Of the grea, silver
s,puon opened with EO sign Of
,,,,rn,ion In the supply Of speeches,
doubtful II Will complete its
~, beiofe at night Numbers
,I,,t,pquishsd guests ase sot down
,r.sehe. today. The silver men
S'.lsod to begin work at 10 O'Clock
~, msruing. The attendance was
,lno., up to yesterday, for the men
.n,gst 10 make up this bldy are not
,'g, sieepefs. Around iho hotel lou.
.,..,sst nIrht there was much discut-
and SPECULATION a8 TO the scoIc OF
~ Jtclarations To be- recommended
H. M, resolutions committec. lhere
,alouuI but the effect OF the addition
=, even pOpulist members - TIE
s,mn,itteu, together with Senator
gster OF North Carolina md some VI
'betsdlcnl third party silver men u
,.s Wr,t. who arc uursing the Pfcsi-
',,,ial asplratlUus OF Joseph SiDloY OF
pspnyylvauia, Is an uncertain guam.
"a, Conservative men, however, are
.,t,.ved TO control the committee ana
m. gfm hand Of lthrm q. Harris,
rbirb nae been more than Oucc Husnliu
s,nvontlon,s proceedings, will no doubt
,tsvauy attempt 10 force the cUnven.
uoa into anything but what II was
sr.sinolly Intended 10 br, mass
ntsling Tor the discussion VI the iTeu
coinage NJ silver.
Atiu:l5 Rev. DE-. Brooks, Of Mem
thls, opened the convention with
tfsysf, after which tho arrival Of
dsltratcs from Arizona aud Agkausas
vs. announced.
Chairman Turpic then aunounced
ihatlu committee on resolutions was
tal ready 10 report and introduced
senator stewart, " Nevada, VINO ad-
lfsisrd the convention.
sENATOK STEWARDS syELCH.
The object lo,sons OF the last three
yslr show that the American people
at face 20 face with concentrated
uTlal, the enemy which destroyed
lipfUylous civilizations. A shrinking
volume Of money NJ compared win
fJpuiali0u anu business produces fall
lrg Jrices, paraiyzes Industry anu
amprls the producers Of wealth 81
avn their property IN continue the
liursls against impending fate.
Toe modern colossus, tue ROiha'
thills combination, II tho greatest
brokerage Establishment tue world has
ever teeu. IL deals with corporations
ana nations, which take from the peo.
pie their earnings either by monopoiiE.
NftsH - Iifat ~ NltUWIafH IA
tho sovereign power OF taxation. IL
tlllng their bJgdB 10 tn. public for
vastly more than the cost 10 tue COM
5luhtlOn. Tho vast bonded debtB OF the
UriiGd States ana Europe have uaHted
their hands Tor nearly century, nud
the Increment retained by the R0tus-
Chllls alone, independent OF their
numerous asslciatee, IL eslima cd At
N0 thousand millions. This cJmbiua.
lion fOlhrd tho United states NJ gold
10 convert the silver duul u Austria
Into GOLD obligations and made four
hundred millions In the lransautl0n.
10 1898 the vaults Of the United
States treasury were opened and more
Than one hundred million Of gold was
shipped 10 Auttrin with the aid OF the
Intimidation which refused TO txeT-
eiie tue option provided by CONGRESS ~
Iay 10 either gUll or silver. By lhil
msans the great combination wrecked
lhe finances Of this country anu Great.
" tue pane OF 1893. Gladstone uni
Cleveland were wiling agen'B Of tho
gold trust. They suspended coinage
10 India and repealed the purchasing
cause Of the Sherman act H. make II
easier ior the combination 10 control
Tue standard money OF the wosioTu
world. France and Germany made no
objection 10 the wicked work Ol the
ynllcale while Its raid was swepplug
away the fortunes OF tue American
people but they protected Themselves
tyfelusing TO furnish gold for the Aus.
Wah speculation. Each, when gold
"" ltmhnuui i0r export paid their OBJ
isAu1hs IN silver, ~ the Congress OF
!ne United States authorized the sucte.
miy Of tho treasury 10 do. The euCcess
" Tue gold combination In fspealing
Nv purchasing clause VI the Sherman
Nhnu thereby rAtliying and cOuilrm.
,us 'he Infamous act " 1873 dgmOnu'
lhug silver placed lun fortunes Of
seventy millions Oi people at tue mercy
we RnlI hings. Tue TENT Otafy lulI
"a the financial storm which the cauu.
yha" enjoys was bought. PFesldonI
,'oHrlAhl contracted with tue R0tus-
.hlius combination 20 cease thcil
Alis on the United State,
lo' eight RIOnlha. Tho price he
A'I Tor peace anu Protection shows
zoe PROSTATE condition u the people Ui
.uis country before the power oi the
toln monopoly, lie gave them ST.
,WhuUO IN the difference between the
mAlhtt price anu what ha received for
.1,vvliVUO Of United States bOnds, ana
iutlher agreed, In consideration OF
4ch Protection, 10 allow the combine
ugl 70 purchase whatever bonJs
ulknt DO iasued before tue meeting OF
Ano'hor ,Congrss, What furthel
PROOF was required thau tine contract
u,,ulohtlTa'o that the gold Of tho
"ollu 10 concerned? a banklng cor.
o'auoh contracts 10 change tho cur
WuS OF International commerce. anu
e's that no gold ahail he shipped
'on 'he United States fora period oi
,,kh1 months. How could the Roth
, .I',ls combination perform such a
ouI'an' anu stop tie shipment lot gold
io,H America In Eurlue uuless they
ai control Of the yUld2 The gUldites
oe'N'm inst the people OF this cOun'
H'e entitled 10 tue best money win
"o Siea'cst purchasing power NJ auy
lonoy M tue world. WHAT right hgvl
"u people u tue old whinh tho com,
puua''oh owDg nud cOutr1lt2 Tho
Irish now know where tho gold ia
u,uh lhey are told Ia the only money
'hey can have.
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