Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-15
SILvER'S SPRIGHTLY SONG.
What the Friends of Free Coinage
Are Doing All Over the Country.

city. the following editorial published ir
the Denver Times (Republican) attracts
considerable attention.:
Senator Henry NJ. Teller sounded the
keynote for the next national campaign
in Colorado In his short speech at the
Bland silver meeting last Saturday night
It was not 30 much special war cry to
Republicans, however, as general warn
ing to the members of all parties to rally
round the one flag under which there il
hope for the return of national prosper.
itY.
"When Senator Teller announced that
he had cast his last vote for any presi.
Dental candidate who was opposed to
free silver, or lukewarm in its interests
he did it with the knowledge that the Re.
publican party of Colorado stood as one
man at his back.
the national Republican party in 1896
Which will it choose?"
HARVEY ON THE PLATFORM.
Chicago.--"Coin," otherwise known as
W. H. Harvey, is to have his wish. The
Illinois club is arranging to bring him
and gold standard man together within
short arm distance. Prof. Laurence Nc
Laughlin, of Chicago university, was the
heavyweight among the gold men picked
out to meet "Coin" in the currency ring,
and he gave his consent yesterday. The
contest will take place in the rooms of
the Illinois club. The time has not been
definitely fixed as yet, but it will probably
be next Monday evening.
BIG SILVER CONTRACTS.
N.u yorL -Aav;oes 70 bullion hola,,
IN th;s c;tv iron, T,ondon stota thot 49,
troots fo. tho fn.nra da,;asrw u.". of 1 soo ono
onn.as ~ s;lvar hnl,;om ,,a,s ,noaa .a tho,a
in All, whicb ia anno1 IN omomnt % 70 ths
so,as mada dnrino tha nariod nf oct;v;tu % @
oonsad hn a at ne,ntiot;ons for naooa ~
ths Got This ooss 20 rrova M thot p Inndon ~
Jao,a.s o-a conSJsnt ~ = mat.r;o, IN.
crsosa - IN the damana for +ho vh;ta ,neta,
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WARNER AND siBLEY RhPuD1ATED'
San Francisco, May 15.-Instead of the
great results for free coinage, aimed at
hv tho v;sit 70 co,;fo-r;o ~ can
~, -, w ~ .o.. W. 80 -. - ~ ~ =
"arner' OF Ohio' heaa OF ohe american
Bi-metallic party, and ex-Congressman
Joseph A. Sibley, oY Penusyl, ania.
named by that organization for president
Al Aooo' ~ aPParene'y feSui'eu ia Ohe
Wsrnar,s n national AL ornan;zst,on 80
meeting of the executive committee, at
Los Angeles, committee was appointed
10 iePoro upon 'ne ma'te,' Inc report
Wnlcn mas peen P.epaceu characeerizes
ahe memoers .! ene o'o!ey caucus as
persons claininR ene rlgne 10 olctate
Party noMinaS'ons ~, Plesluenc u .he
on1eo o'aSes' anu nous 'hao sucn actlon
woulu resuls ~, ~ a q u.vlslon oi .ne pi-met-
aiilc parry ny 'he wrongful use OF party
machlnely 70 iorce .ne inaoIsemens OF
sald randidase regaroless OF tne wisnes
OF etheis IN sne parry ana as 70 wnat tne
issues snouio oe wnen aPpeallng from ene
money Po Ver 10 tne lneeiiigence OF tne
American people. Inc committee reg
ommenos the aaoP'loh o. some Piain!y
woraed resolu'sons, concerning Mr.
warner ana Mr. olo1ey, aPpeanng 70 SIS
tor states TO organize IKE Oailiornla Sill
yer leagues, Prosesting against ene caucus
method ana Gazing Tor a national con-
ventlon OF state leagues at 81. Louis
March ~, loso' 70 hominate candidates
for president ana vice president.
OPENING OF SALT LAKE CONVENTION.
so,+1aLa Nov ,s1o.. n;nh.,s .,a
this mornings trains brought in a large