River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-08-22
READY FOR WORK.
Silver Democrats Formulate Plans
for the Campaign.
Result of Their Conference at Washington
Text of an Address and Series of
Resolutions Adopted = Work
of Organization.

Resolutions Adopted = Work
of Organization.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l6.-The corridors
of the Metropolitan hotel were
crowded early Wednesday with
delegates to the conference OF
there FOR the purpose of agreeing
upon a line OF policy to be pursued
in the interest of silver in the demo-
cratic party. While the call for the
conference issued by Senators Harris,
Turpie and Jones, of Arkansas. did not
specify the hour, the meeting was post
poned until noon.
The meeting was called to order at
12 o'clock by Senator Harris. who
moved that Senator Jones, of Arkansas,
be made chairman and William c. Hin
richsen. of Illinois, secretary. This
was done. Senator Jones, in opening,
, said that the conference had met in
accordance with the call, which ex-
planned its purpose. He wanted to see
a silver militia organized to cope with
the gold forces The roll call showed
nineteen states represented, with the
following number of delegates:
Virginia. Is. West Virginia. .: Arkansas 8;
Colorado. 3: South Carolina. /; North Caro-
lima. .; Illinois. Ia Florida :: tennessee. !;
1ns,ann n on = Marviana a Ken.
tucky. /; Mississippi. /. and North Dakota, /.
On motion of Senator Daniel, of Vir-
GINA, the chairman appointed the fol-
lowing committee TO prepare pro-
gramme of proceedings and resolu-
sn 800 ~ - na;o-,d -a.;,- - -,
Ia - a =,
-. nm
Carolina. Senator jarvis; Illinois. w.
H. Hinrichsen: Indiana. A. w. Clarke:
Georgia. ex-senator Walsh; Alaoams.
v,rair,s Ssna,or nanisi. Ksn,nc,lv w
Woodson; Colorado. A Newell; North Dakota
w. r. Bierby: Ohio. p. S Yoder: Delaware.
=. r. saneso9ry' Maryland, fuiiman;
In, Trsn,,sn. VS., v,rgSu,a
Cromwell; Texas, Representative Hare;
Arkansas, Senator Jones. and Florida. J. s.
beard
Inc conference reassemoIeu at
o'clock. Senator Daniel In accord
ance with the agreement reached py
the committee on programme. reported
progress and asked that the confer
| ence adiouru until 10 O'clock Thurs
/ dav rnorn;nc, NJ yh;ch time tbay ax-
|
pecteu 10 oe aoie 10 report resolutiohs
| and an address to the party. The re-
| Quest of Senator Daniel met prompt
| ao,o,l;oo.o "a AZ oontaranca al
|
1 Journeu until Az y cioch eo-uas'
When the committee reports were
announced as complete shortly before
| noon Senator Jooes took the chair
| -. c. -. "a ,I;.o-; -...a
on" oon@', Va p
4 the address. lie announced tnat IL
WAS substantially the same as that par-
| +;.llu adoo,ad h,, tha ra>>as s;l,ar con-
-.
Ventlon ana adopted IN TOTO oy the
| Mississippi convention.
| w.suxoroS A,o ~ Without q
| dissenting voice the uelegateS 10 the
4 silver conference on Thursday adopted
| tree coinage resolutions, appointed
| nrov;s;onal con,n;ttaa 70 narfact m
-, -':.: a.L -,
ha'iohai va oni@a'ion' hnauo oPeoSno'
anything but complimentary OF the
| administration and adjourned sine die
| IT,. .aar..s
-
| The main portion OF the ADDRESS 1ol-
| lows:
After explaining the call for the conference
| and declaring that IL was purely a voluntary
assemblage and therefore does not speak with
party authority it proceeds as follows
rIoiouhuiy CONSCIOUS 'ha' ING "onocralio
paieS touaS 'o1ilo ms oiis,s 'ne ms.
su "a 80 Anu neusn.
Win lar.reachlhs peru 70 tne people anu
s orc assem- . % aau.s "a e
~ ,,nstsnrtsas ,,,'.asa 80 ,.s's,,ra,,na 80
..I ,SaIos go ~
sa,ior ., ,hs asmocrs,ic ,nssses 90 tbe,, h.v
NAV 90 forward as one man with a resolute
burmese 70 rescue the old marty founded nv
| Tham.s Ia1erson from plu,ocra,Ic donin.
| 49, $500
s.Iu,oro,ora ,-,,h ,h,o oh,ao, ,n v,ou ,n,o
| ,aS.t =, .oIa, so,I,.., oooo-a,
:. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - 80, ,.a,,t',., - 80
-, -. 80 :, - - ,-H' -, s,Ts
ssa'os sns .,s,
80 s.,aa 49,, IT,, ,hs ,aa1,n.s aoa .ran
| - ,,as =, go. M. $500 ors,t
| ,nt,on na,nas siIvar ana COLA ,oga,ber =, ,ba
800 .aa,oI -, ~. rTnI,a, So 1,ha a.,
P ,l,'. ... - - aa'Ys.S. ~ 49,,
eohnase 40" pa'S.s " 80, '.o
o'i'us'oN iauo no os eoI sao ul.' Va
| Vaiue anu suihtlteu soiu 20 iree coinseo d. d
ia.to 80. 800, ~ ~ .sn.a. g.,
| I'm tuv os s -, . nv, =, = -. ~,
lowing poncy or.nu h,i. oy Ihoinss Sehet-
son I'M 80 ,aa. -, 80. =, IT.. s.o
,,1. 80 80, 80
-, "a y. rs na,tane, $3.50 "a onnosas -.
s1. non,,,nl' sos.-o - ~
-....t, so,,a.aI',, 49, ., ,sS',Ins 80
| son,raIIiu., ,ha ,,onag ., he ,'.on,a
|
|
| The act OF 1873 oemonetizing silver was
surreptitiously passed without the approVai
or knowledge OF the American people ana
from the time when the enect OF TINS act IN
fastening upon TINS country Tue stneie eoiu
standard was UNDERSTOOD tue uenocratic
party mas consistently ana perslstehtV
urged that the grlevous wrong De rishted
Failure TO accomplish this OBJECT has re-
suited In the steady appreciation OF gold ana
corresponding IAN IN the price OF eoiilihoul.les
| prouuceu oy .he people, nes'y .icroaso'ih .no
ourueh VI ai eeosS. puoIio "nu P,I'a'e' .uo
enrlvnn,eh. =, tno nio .a' ,a,, Lass
s on. l1t.se a. 81,
-, .a9 p.opio %" oa,,o.s'aI raarIas,oa has
| 80 80. -, 49,, 80. ,I -, 80
81 ~ ..."s $50, u'' w ', ,sI y,
| siu tnore nay 70 "u ,. ,,
business ee.isS seeouipeuoa " onaaSoa
piiSes y. ...tou "uo. V -. .
sueh reVval Is que 70 ar'inelsi anu seinpofa .
causes anu cahnos pelnnnouaS 49, $3.50. ".
euHe.i sSuo W s"S Ans y. - -, 80
esous ~ 'Ae ~ -, :. ~ srn,,o
adequate suppH vi PRIMARY VI 'eueh'p''oA
uioneS' -, -, 49,
| ine I.snts VI tso ,,. PeopIo' s.o 49,.
| eeresIs VI Anier,cau iaoor anu sno piospof'S
OF american INDUSTRY nave nisher olAati W
the consideration oi .hc peoplo ~" a
than the greco 0, foreign crea,tofs OF 'he
avarlcious DEMANDS Haae Dy iaie hoioess OF
An lnalienabie Right.