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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17
ARCTIC BIRDS FOUND ~ ENGLAND.

From The London Telegraph.
Some extraordinary captures OF Arctic and other
rare birds have been made in the Cambrdgeshire
fens. specimen OF the Arctic bird Brunnich ;
guillemot was found near Wsbech ST. Mary's. not
FAR from the frozen waters of the River Meme. IL
is stated that probably this is the first specimen Of
this bird ever captured In Great Britain and has
no doubt been driven southwark by the severity Of
the weather. No fewer than four specimens OF the
little aux have also been captured in the dis
trict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17
A HEARTY SALCTATON.

From The Lady.
There is to hand amusing anecdoe ap1 Sn g M
Trees little tenyear-old daughter. Vioia' wmw
Her Majesty gave the child a lovely pearl an, anS
ruby brooch as souvenir ana. pana FOR the
little girl to kiss Viola all unsuspectins 9respsa
the Queens hand and shook It hssr ,s ssa 'As''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17
THESE MEN RIDE BICYCLES.
Holm D. ROCKEFELLER's PASSION FOR
THE WHEEL.
M nArNsFoRD ~ ENTHUSIAST AND RECORDER
GoFF LIKES IT. ToO-AN EDITOR
WHO RIDES.

GOFF LIkES TT. TUJ-AN EDTIVr'
WHO RIDES
While attention has already been called IN the
columns of The Tribune &c the vide popularity
which the bicycle has attained among all c'asSeS
of people IN this country. the large NUMBER OF
uer.known 'persons among the riders OF to-day is
still a surprising revelation to many people, ana
when the names of OF the new users OF the
wheel are mentioned. they are greeted with such
remarks as You don't tell me- Il should never
have though. II OF herr" why. she Is AFRAID OF
her own shadow HE? why ne Is worm
nIIlionsr' so dignined he Is in the pulpit, and
rides a bicycle"
II ia an rndoubted fac: that many well-known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
ACCIDENT TO A LAD.
LITTLE CL0HD MURDA UGH PROF.
ABLY FATALLY HURT.
lie Caught in the Wheels Of "a Buggy and
His Thigh aud Lex acknowledgements
of the Nenisls Not Found By Po ice,

NORFOLK, VA. juno 25.-Spocial.-
About 100 ociJCk this evening. va Ports
mouth, little Claud Murdausn Balm, son
Of Mr. Thomas a. BAN. OF Portsmouth
vss seriously. perhaps fatally, injured by
the gross carclessncss of a young white
man and darkey. who were riding IN a
clc-horsc buggy together
Claud, with other boys. was piafhs on
the street and by some means enc OF MS
los cot cauphf m a wheel Of the buggy
a. n whirlcd past. throwing him violently
10 the ground The men checked tne hoi ae
and got out. but soon re-entered me NeNi
Gle and drove of. with the renAth s,a'
they didn't SUPPOSE the boy Mds n"' 49, T.,
MIR James Walker happened aiohs anu
carried the child 10 his mousse Wnttc Ins .
slcians aScertalncd that ms lhlsh w.
broken, and the leg I'm TWO pidft' 'o"'i
down and his shoulder dislocattd.
DtncerS and citizens searched up 10 d
late hour for the occupants OF the p"e7S'
but failed 10 locate Them.
mG SUNDAYS HooL EXCURSION.
Two thousand people went to shaw
Snriuee X c. to-day on an eAculslOh VI
~ sunday school Of the FIRST Bdyu ~
tbr,ch Of which Rev. Eldridge -;
Hatcher is pastor. IL required TWO Sie, ia
trains Of ten cars oach 10 hOi' '"'
crowd.
VISITORS IRON ROANOKE.
rivc hundred ,xcursionists from Roa-
noke arrived here this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

earnest and active advocacy Of the free
and unlimited COMA ye OF silver
Fourth, That q ftcrcrg1 organization
OF the Democrats ~ tie Southern states
who favor the coinage Of both SILVER ana
cod On equality o. Is O. !. ~ ~. ger
mems 81 controlling the action OF ne NJ
fionei Democratic Convention or $50
rr.n this vitality iuDor.-nt question.
Fifth. That IN order 20 avoid Ilc'lon
and the complains Of such Democrats -
oppose the free c0inosa OF silver. we VIII
not invoke the action OF the regular ma
chinery OF the party. whose duty II IS 10
act for the whole party without REGARD
20 differences OF opinion upon a single
question. Therefore we. the undersigned,
were appointed a committee 20 take such
steps as may be necessary 10 thorough
national organization OF the silver DEM
Ocrats and for that purpose We respect
fully invite you 10 meet Us In Washington.
on the 18th OF August. 1875, IN oroer
that We may confer and cooperate IN
establishing such organization and you
are also requested TO bring with you sucn
Democratic friends as are IN full SYM
patty with this purpose.
1T Is important that some Democrat
acceptable TO the people Of your state ana
willing 10 represent 10 on natioual
executive committee, should attend this
conference.
An early answer addressed 20 hon.
Casey Young, Memphis Tenn, VIII great
~ oblise.
Respectfully, -
-. X. JONES,
DAVID IJRPlE."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

the interest which he takes In this IN
stitution for the Christian education OF
boys His wisdom. as president 81 the
board. has guided it 10 is present Sue
cess. and he has contributed 800 tNlce
to rs foundation.
Among the announcements FOR the III
ture. the following may be noied. INC
completion OF the buildings wen pre-
pared playground for the boys. the cher
bv Hampdcn-Sidncy College and wash
ington and Lee University OF scholarship
as awards 10 rncritoriOrs students; the
oler BY the authorities Of the school OF
medals for excelicncy IN scholarship oe-
bate. composition. defamation, ana con-
Duct: the continuance OF the present a'-
mrable teachers. Professors Cohnan ara
Jones.-and the election OF third teach
or. whose name viii be announced when
his acceptance Is known.
The executive committee were also en-
powered to engage fourth teacher, II
needed The Rev. T. y. Epes. pastor,
co-operates with the faculty. and will
teach classes in the Bible and kindred
studies.
Governor CFerrali Will make the open
ing address in September.
Recent donations 10 the library OF q
hundred volumes Of books and maps
were announced. These have come from
the Rev. James A. Little. the Rev ". T.
Richardson. y. D.. the Rev. James j.
Smith. ID. D., and Miss Bessie Hoge.
Among them is full set OF the British
Encyclopedia.
People were in attendance from six
counties. and the largest audience-room
I'm the town. the Methodist church, had
TO be called into rcquisiton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Nervousness

Ia only another name for impure
blood. for no person is weak ana ner-
yous whose blood is perfectly pure.
when the blood is full of the germs
Of disease, and lacking in the red cor
muscles which give it vitality, when 1t
fails 70 properly nourish the organs
and tissues OF the body, what can yon
cxncct but that Tired feeling and ncr-
yousness!
OF course Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
Catarrh and Rheumatism are uni
versallv recognized as blood diseases,
for which Hoods sar-aparille, as the
hest blood purifier, is everywhere
actnowled the greatest remedy.
therefore. as Hoods Sarsaparilla
..,ros all blood diseases, il is the best
remedy for that condition OF the blood
uh;cb causes Nervousness.
n Is a false idea to think you are
curing your nervousness when you
are taking a preparation which only
ov;ets your nerves! Itis like trying to
..drownp vour sorrows in the flowing
howl They are sure to re<t'"'
We wish 10 make most impressive,
' Yon cannot purify your blood by
or,nrxrxc or ouIErING your neryol
with opiate, narcotic or nerve com
nounds. II you take such articles
rou are only THRILLING with your
tronblcs. There is SURE to be a EEAc-
T,oy which will leave you worse than
You were before.
Why not then, take the true course,
follow the Decline to the sta'e Oh
health. purify your blood and cure
your Nervousness by taking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
MONETARY CONFERENCE.
v0y THIFiMiND0ESN'T THINK GER
vtyy VIII TAXI THEIAITIATIVE.
,r,o ssr rlan 81 ,nent Believe the Cou tfJ
r.ods More 5 lver-ho Draws
an Ana oey.

WASHINGTON. June 3.-The German
Ambassador. Baron Won Thielman' was
asked this morning what action Germany
viii take with reference TO the calling oil an
international monetary conference. Baron
Won Thlelman replied:
speaking s.rictly fer myself. ana not
IN An Official capacity / do not believe
cerr,onv viii take the Initiative step. \
large and influential party OF our people
are dcrnanding an imitation OF our
finances. This element believes that We
need more silver. They are bimetailisis.
rhev INCLUDE very generally the agrarian
poui,laflon Of the North and East. The
conditions with them are not dissimiiar
to those among the so-cdlled granger
element in the United states, particular
TX I'm the South and West. In botn
countries the price OF farm products mas
materially decreased. and change Tor
the better. in their opinion. can only come
through a redundancy Of the circulating
medium"
Are you favorable to an Increased
coinage Of silver
Il am not. / am gold man. And
vet" continued the Ambassador. the
party TO which belong-the Conservative
party-is mainly favorable 10 the lree-
silver policy"
"Do the Conservatives represent the
majority Of the German people,
NO: / should say that one-third or
our people are conservatives; onc-third
are Liberals. and the remainder make
up the Central or Catholic party.
''rhe Catholic party does not stand for
any material interest and its vote there
fore is given. sometimes 20 the Conserve
lives and az other times 10 tho Liberals.
rfHH. q 81 n NJ
tiiy The Liberals are mainly gOid men,
but not wholly 90. 20 more so IN fact than
an the Conservatives arc advocates OF
free silver
what are the material differences be-
tween the CONSERVATIVES and LiDrals
COMPARED WITH AMtRIcaS PARTIES.
Before answering that question: re-
Piled the Ambassador. with quiet smile
"let me ask you question, hal are
the q Gcrcuces between the Republican
and Democratic parties IN the United
States. The eastern Republican. as un-
dcrstand il. IS a high protectionist. Ihe
ves tern Republican not infrc1uontly de-
mands a revision Of the tariff and freer
trade relations with the rest of the world.
The western ana southern Democrats are
radical tariff rcffIn ers but mary cas-
en- Democrats are pTefectiCnists. Now
can you tell me just what the actual DIFF
ference between the two parties Is; No.
Well that Will explain the siti alton IN
Germany. so far as our two great politi-
cal parties are concerned. Speaking
generally. the Conservatives and Protec-
ti0nists ana the Liberals are onc'
"Will not the asrarian element be SUI
hCiently powerful 10 force the govern
ment 10 issue invitations 10 an inter-
national etary conference"
speaking strictly for myself. } should
say not. The majority o. our states, we
nave twenty-five 10 All. oppose The prop
osilon. / am certain that the Imperial
government viii take no step ln the mat
Ter until the Reichstas assemblies IN NO
vcmber Much viii depend upon their
action"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

WASHINGTON. June From this
time on. the Government Will spare no
effort TO capture and punish any eXpedi-
tons that attempt 90 leave the United
States coast. in violation of the neurali-
~ laws. by aiding the Cuban insurrCction-
lists. In addition TO the war ships keep
ing a sharp lookout in the high seas. ex-
plicit orders FOR a thorough patrol Of
our own coasts have been issued 20 the
commanders of the revenue cutters Me
Lane. stationed az Key West. Penrose,
III Pensacola; Forward, al Mobile; Sea
ward, al Bay st. Louis. Miss. smith, AT
New Orleans: Galveston, NJ Galveston.
Texas, and Merrill, recently sent 10 Key
West temporarily. The determination
is also expressed by the officials Of the
Treasury Department 20 augment this
force. II IL is found Intellectual, by send
ing one of the three cutters from the
North Carolina sounds, and one Of the
.arae war ships TO the Gulf coast. but %
Is not believed that this VIII be uecessa-
ry. as the several vessels already there.
IN addition 10 the war ships. ought 10
prove sufficient. and especially as the
agencies ashore are exceedingly active az
present. and the Government would
probably learn Of any expedition before IL
could embark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
rnE scnool or MKrnoD,.
More Than 400 Teacher. In At:endancc-A
Profitable Session.

BEDFORD CITY. June Especial
The opening exercises OF the seventh
annual session OF the Summer school OF
Methods was held al Randolph
Academy last night. The assembly hall
was crowded with teachers and citizens
TO witness the exercises. which We're
very interesting. The address OF wei
come was delivered by Hon. o. G. Kuck-
or. OF Bedford. WAC on behalf OF the
citlzens extended 10 the instructors and
teachers a hearty welcome 10 our midst.
During the course OF his remarks he APP
yealed to the teachers 10 draw up rc3olu-
lions 10 be presented 10 the next Lesisla-
iure. urging upon that body the passage
OF a bin similar 70 the one recently pass
cd by the New York Legislature requlr-
ing Instructions TO be given in our public
schools on the evil effects of narcotic
and alcoholic stimuiants.
The address OF welcome was responded
10 hy the instructors of the school who.
as one man. declared themselves delighted
TO hc here Nm this work.
The conductor. Professor =. c. Glass.
thinks this will be the most Profitable SEES
sion of the school yet held. Between 2V
and 800 teachers have already arrived.
and this number was largely augmented
by the incoming trains to-day. -Four
hundred and forty teachers have already
enrolled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

Interesting Facts About Eie"'""""
zeossnd Uthee siattet'

.......t T. phillips and Miss lda d.
49,, In he married this morning
A. NJ g Thomas. member OF the
House of Delegates from ROANOKE was
the city yesterday -,...~
Mrs n. Lee Little and her "d. $50 "a. :
Mary have eft the city 40 VISIT
IN Hanover county. -
Mrs Tom Ewers and sons nave D's az
,,is,,,ux Mr. and Airs. \. (. hous'o" a.
the.r summer residence, Niilp'rn.
Miss Jennie 4. Fitz. OF panville a.
is spending a few days Win n'l -
Miss May John. at No. zzio cast n'"''
Mrs. NJ. A. Burgess and her TWO da III
ters of so north Ninth street, nave bons'
to visit her parents, DR.. fleteher S'''''"'
OF Dover. Ky.
Rev J. calvin Stewart will conduct uls
services al the Third Presbyterian ciluaNm ~.
this evening. commencing al quart w.
past o'clock.
Miss Emma Y. Shepherd LEFT ycster..la,.s
To- sre1l the summer in Clarke, STOP
~ ''" days ," " '''''''
a marriage license was issued IN Wash
incton Monday 10 William i. W aito.'
OF Ashland, Va. and NJ. Annie John9o"'
of Beaver Dam. Va.
Messrs. Reginald and Fred. Cars .ans
Of IndianaDons after a visit or teNct"i
days I'm this city left for nome yeS'oi-
day.
The fourth annual commencement, on
Miss NJ I.cahys music class WIN Tx
place az Wilkinsons Han, Oh Ni''"
street. tomorrow night.
Miss Bette Johnson. Of Fife post-oilce,
Goochland county, Virginia, who mas pes'
the guest OF Rev. l.. r. Thofnhill ~
d.. will return to her home tomorrow. .
Miss Johnson will be greatly missed py
her many friends.
a large number OF the friends Of Mr
". b. Pizzini have loft for Washington 10
attend his marriage 10 MISS fioItn,e
Autoinctte Webher I'm st. Matthew
church of that city this morning az y
o. clock After their bridal tour the cou-
PIE will return 10 this city and take up
their residence I'm the West End.
Colonel J. A. Pattee, secretary OF the
American Home Building and Loan Asso-
citation. returned home yesterday from
Norfolk He feels greatly improved I'M
health after his treatment at st. Nin-
cents Hospital. i'm that city. where ne
has been confined for the past ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
BKfDnenoom BRowNA's royER1r
Coxe,'s laughter without Cab aud Fed
ding Lii'ra urf.

MASSILLCN, OHIO June N.-bride-
groom Browne according to his latest
illumination. is proceeding TO Washington
by easy stages where he expects TO be
the central figure I'm the reunion OF The
uining CommOnweal. Brownies proceed
ing by easy stages" is plain. TN view OF
the fact that ne was obliged TO borrow
p cents 10 get as far as Canton.
4 c0mplacent probate judge provided
him with the marriage license, FOR which
no fee was paid, and an easy-gOing JUS
tice tied the knot on the same terms.
The bride. nee CoXey. travels from toH D.
10 town in street attire, with her bridal
outfit I'M a carpet-beg. This rousseau
was secured By Browne through an
obliging acquaintance. and consists OF a
gown of null. cheap white veil. and a
pair OF white shoes. all OF which cost eN-
actly A.62.
Brownies programme IS 20 deliver daily
sreeches. while his wife sells reform lit
erature." RE has dropped coXey's bills,
and after devotlng a year 20 prOcla'ming
them inspired from on high, now ridicules
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

WASHINGTON, u. c., June &.-Iiub-
bard Taylor smith, OF Indiana,
made the highest percentage IN
the examinations held at the
state Department on Saturday for the
POSITION OF consular clerk. and has been
recommended TO the Secretary OF State for
appointment.
the tenure Of the Office IS for lie the
only civil position OF the sort IN the
Federal service. outside OF the JuaiciaFy
Mr. smith Familiarity known as Hub"
smith Is well known - the author or
some OF the most popular songs OF the
day. including Grapevine Swing and
Tale Of Woe" and was private secre-
tary 10 John W. Foster when the latter
was Secretary OF state, and was also an
attache OF the BeTing-Ssa tribunal at
Paris He T. az present CLERK III the
State Department.
Mr. Smith VII. probably be assigned 10
Berlin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

BLAC<STO\. VA, June 3.-Specaii
The exercises of the first commenced
ment Of Hoge Academy closed here last
night. after TWO days OF great interest.
on Sunday morning the Rev. Or. Nell.
waine. OF Hampden-Scney preached the
commencement sermon before a crowded
house. The sermon was mastery dis
course on self-goycrnment.
At night he preached again. teiiine
and effective sermon on truthfulness az
an elment OF character.
on Monday night. the Rev. DR.. Hogc
OF Richmond. delivered the public adj
dress in his own happy way, inspiring tbs
xoune gentlemen to nobler aims and
nurposes. People came from their homes
Tor twenty miles around 10 hear this. III.
man whom Southside Virginia loves and
honors. Dr. Hoge appears hneiy ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
DfNyiDDIh's 'fKhAsUhEI.
MIR. John y. Harris appointoh-'ote's-
burg Matters.

r.,,rF,RSBl-RG. VA. June Especial
Ar lohn y. Harris. the Commonwealth
ATTORNEY Of Dinwiddie county, was ap-
,.o,nted Yesterday by Judge Epes. treas
~ Of The county, and he At once Juan
ted as such by giving BOND OF SiV'V.o
The value OF the bono gwen ny -,
Harris was over 10000. Mr. AipeIt =.
Powell was appointed ana qua''lnt ,ir
1.,mmonwcalth's attorney 10 succeed MI
The hoat-house. boats. floats, &c. ior-
tnt.riv owned by the McCabe OniNeiSlty
school Boat club. Of this city nav 80, ~, J..
t..rci,asal hy a number Of youns men o.
This CITY who have organized Whal - 10
hs kuown as the COckade city Roat titb
1,he nric. paid for the bCat-hOuse, hoatH,
sc. was TWO hundred dollars. learn li'l
The property originally cost ABOUT 49,,
The putting up Of the new steel cellihS
I'm lie Tlrs. Baptist church Is eXpccien
To be completed IN Few days. ne wits
of the church are 10 be irescoeo' anu IL
h. nrcposed 10 put I'm new pe"s ne
|nc'rch Is 10 be so changed that there
viii I've one middle aisle ana TWO slpe
atsles The cost Of the Improvements VIII
he about ave thousand dollars. inc pulpit
platform has already bssh loNeiSu, A.
The School Board held meeting To-
night and elected teachers Tor the next
scholastic session. d.
Council to appropriate the sum OF S''o'3
building and the primary buildings at
the Anderson School .
The pay-car of the Norfolk and west
ern Railroad Company arrived mere To-
dav about noon when the employees Of
The company In this city were paid of.
Petersburg Royal Arch chapter o. Ma
sons have elected the following oiiic"rs.
High Priest. :. n. NOrthinston; hlnS'
n q. Jones. Scribe. II. r. Mattcson.
A launch party was given down the APP
pomattox river yesterday afternoon by
Nr r. NJ Woody. in honor OF Miss Ann,
BlauHs. The couples were: Mt. -. -.
Turner with Miss Ruth Blanks; Mr..
Harry Woody with Miss Lillian Prentis
mir w T.. Baugh win Miss Fla Zen
Ycvnr: MIR !. q. Minatree with Miss
lille Tavlr: MIR. W. l.. Blanks with
Miss Francis starr. Chapcron, Mrs.
Il. NJ. Woody.
Tbn Bible class Of the Young Mems
Christian Association viii 80 on an eN-
curs'on up the Appomattox river TO-
MORROW morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

Low Rate to the Cotton S ate. aud Inter
national fNpo.iiiDi

ATLANTA. Ca, June 2j.-R8tcs 10 the
Cotton States and international EAn0si-
zion were promulgated mere to-day by
Commissioner Fiudiay ol the Southern
Passenger Association. Tie basis is app
prDAimately one cent per mile ON dis
tances of TWO hundred miles and over.
and Is the lowest rate ever given an
opposition, being little over half those
made - the " orld's FAIR ar the outset.
The railroad protted b. their experience
90 Chicago, where rates made too nigh al
tlo outset held back the people, and the
fare was reduced Here IL was decided %
reach the lowest 40 once and make the
attendance uniform. The Exposition
management is much gratihei al this
action, which insuros the maximum at
tendance from an territory. sales from
points beyond the territory OF the South
ern Passenger Association have not been
fixed, but VIII probably be on the same
basis. suburban rates have been granted
on very low basis. so that when the
city Is OvercrOWdcd. visitors may run out
20 outlying towns as far as twenty-five
miles and return next morning for "a
iriic This will add accommodation for
many thousands OF visitors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

Notwithstanding the threatening
weather ST. J0hn's-Day was celebrated
al the Masonic Home Monday evening,
and the programme was faithfully carried
out.
The Master NIason's wife and daugh-
ter's degree was conferred on seventy
nine candidates. Rabbi Calisch delivered
an address. and a musical and dramatic
entertainment was given by the boys or
the institution. followed with dancing
supper was served and refreshments We're
on sale large number OF Aiasons with
their wives We're present from the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
FEaK AiIyHE 1DDKhss.
Call by a Committee the Memp.i, silver
lnilA entIon


MEMPHIS. TENN. June 2J.-When the
silver convention. recently held In Mem
pals. Tenn, adjourned. a meeting OF pros--
inent silver Democrats was held 10 formu-
late plans for the organization OF ma
tonai blmclai.lc league, the purpose o.
which was declared 10 be 10 80 perfect
the Organization OF silver Democrats
throughout the country as 10 place them
ia control of county, state, and nefion1i
conventions In tnelr cxpresalOs upon tae
nanncial question. Senators Iuryic. Il
Indiana. Jones. OF Arkansas. and Harris.
OF tennessee. were the leaders Ia the
movement.
II WAS decided 20 issue an address to sii-
yer Democrats throughout the United
states asking their cooperation in ihc
work This letter has been prepared,
and copy follows:
pear Sir.-Soon after the adjournment
Of the silver convention. held in this citH
on the l2th and 18Th lnstanis, many Dcr--
Ocrats. representing several states OF Tie
Union. held a meeting here for the Dur
pose OF considering the best method %
SECURING the free and unlimited coinage
Of both silver and gold into the full legal
money OF ultimate redemption. a the
ratio Of l6 10 ]. without regard 20 the
financial policy OF other countries. and Il
was unanimously agreed as The confident
opinion OF that conference.
FIRST. That the only nope OF securing
the free and unlimited coinage OF silver
at is 10 ! is throj gh the action OF TIE
Democratic party.
second That the large majority OF the
very large majority o! the people OF the
United States. Irrespective OF parry FAVOR
such coinage
"Thiri. That the success Of the Demo-
cratic party in the campaign or 1896
largely. II not wholly. depends upon the