The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-23

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United Stat 4s. the option reserved
by the government of redeemlng
such obligations in either silver
coin or gold coin. !
"Resolved fourth, That it should
declare its opposition to the lssu-
ing of interest-b bearing bonds OF the
United States in time of peace,
and especially to placing the treas
my of the government under the
control of any syndicate of bank
ers and the ISSUANCE Of bonds to be
sold by them atan enormous profit
for the purpose of supplying the
Federal treasury with gold to
maintain the policy of gold mono
metalism.
with a view to securing the
adheranc9 to and readoption of
the Democratic financial policy
above set forth by the Democratic
national Convention to be assem-
bled in 1897, and of the nomina
, ton of a candidate for President
) well known to be in hearty SYM
patty Herewith, we hereby pledge
our mutual cooperation and urg-
emily recommend to our Democrat
ic brethren in all States to begin
and vigorously and Systematically
prosecute the work of thorough
organization, and to this end the
: adoption Of the plan Of organlza'
. ton herewith submitted is re-
2 commended.
=, The prat Of the report dealing
l with the plan Of organization above
t referred to was read by ex-senator
: Jarvis, of North Carolina, and Is
as follows:
PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.
e Believing that a large majority
4 of the Democratic voters of the
United States are in harmony with
e the sentiments expressed in the
o foregoing address, and knowing
h that a full and free expression OF
@ their views can only be ascertain
ed and made effective through
v properly organized efforts, we re.
d commend the following plan for
# such organization:
@ 81. There will be a national
d commit of Democrats who are
;. in favor of both silver and gold
IS as the money Of the constitution
: which shall be composed of one
d Democrat from each State and
Q Territory and the District Of COL
), umbia and the executive commit.
O tee hereinafter provided for.
If 80. That, until otherwise or
}. dered by the national committee
}. Senators Isham G. Harris OF Ten
v nessee. James r Jones of Arkan'
s. sas and David Tuapie. of Indiana,
ID and Hons. w. j. Stone, Of Nilsson
,r ri. w. H. Henrichen, of Illinois
,e and Casey Young, Of Tennessee
n be and they are hereby constituted
to the executive committee and shall
h have full power and authority AM
e. It shall be their duty at as early
r., day as possible to appoint tn
MS members of the national commit
IN tee herein provided for, and fl
vacancies ia the same.
be SO. That said national commit
On tee shall have full control and d
nd rcction Of the patriotic effort of tn
lit bimetallc Democracy of the ratio
he to secure the next national Demo
its cratic convention. the Malnter
re- ance of these time honored prime
all Piles and policies Of the Democrat
,rt ic party, and when the nation;
ICE committee herein provided for
,m not in session. the executive con
~. mittee shall have all the au,horit
ne and discharge ofal the duties her,
to by conferred upon the nation;
,cs committee.
he "a. 1t shall be the duty Of Il
,to members Of the national committe
on from each State Immediately ate
ca, his appointment to take such step
as he nay deem best to organic
The metallic forces Of his S..
and it is earnestly rccoMmeale
re- that in each county and electio
IN. precinct OF each State bimetalli
SIN Democratic clubs be o.ganize(
ith and for this purpese he may al
point such committees and sui
at committees and canvassers as /
as may deem best.
zee IS. That, fully realizing ii
nd fact that this nor any other plan .