The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
FREE SILYER ORC An.
Leaders Of she Proposed New Party Seek
ing to Buy = New York New.psper.

ing to Buy New York Newspaper.
The New York Heralds Washington
correspondent, in its issue Of yesterday,
says:
Senators Cameron, Teller. Stewart and
Wolcott, with Representatives Sioiey,
Newlands, and other advocates OF free
coinage OF silver at the ratio Of 10 to /.
are expected to furnish the financial
fuel wherewitn TO keep the silver pot
a-boiling. They are looking about 10
buy newspaper. 1t must be d metro
politan sheet to fulfil their idea OF what
an organ should be. Senators Cameron,
Dubois and Wolcott are planning an IN
yasion of New York city within two OF
three days, to talk over the purchase Oh
a certain paper with the present owpers
and others most in concern. They nave
one in their minds eye, which they VIII
try to buy.
A. j. Warner who lives for silver, by
silver and of silver, is fomenting the no
ton of a free-silver, 10 TO |, organ, whose
home camp shall be in the East. The
Warner notion is that Washington would
be the place 20 found this milk-whlte
journal. lnasmuch as it is to deal with
national affairs, Washington date line
would give 1t an eyewitness effect, where
as any other-New York, for example
would surround Its editorials and other
utterances with an atmosphere OF gold
heresy.
found Representative Sibley in his
APARTMENTS at the Shoreham this even
ing. what you saw as TO the bimetalhc
league suggesting my name for the presl-
dency i'm 1896" said MIR. Sibley, is with
my consent. / approve OF IL. NOT that
I'm looking for the White House, or that
I'm out on any. shrewd huht for haio.
but because | am firmly convinced that
If anything is TO be done ior free sii'ei
at IL to /, IT must be by preahiiS
away from old parties and the founding
~ a new one. The Democracy VIII
not declare for free silver at 10 10
i'm 1896 and name ticket of that COM
nIexion Neither will the Republicans
II will be the same old story. Inc Pla'-
forms will be platitudes; the cahuluate
will be gold to the core. Inc money III
fluence will control, and the people DC
again left to hold the snipe Dag ioI
another four years. what we 10 "o.ns
now should have been done In ls9z' Dut
we didn't know 1t so well theh' Du'
better late than not at all. v,.a.
my candidacy is without the siish.eSt
personal ambition on my part ana peiore
all is over better candidate-ohe NO.
widely known: one who has hatlohai
II might be Teller; it might be 'Blahd' IL
NAV lac somebody else who Is as Vlsor-
oueIv for silver and as broadly iaiheu
as either" 49,, M. -
At This crisis Mr.. Sibley looked IKE
man who meant Senator Don taiheroIi,
hut when asked to answer as 10 ,hdt
noint he made no sign-nelther Datted an
eve nor wagged an ear -,
what is my personal plosi a'' -
continued Mr.. Slbey; IL leave for nome
to-morrow. Itlwill not be long peiore
I viii begin to make a number OF SILVER
snoeches [ nave received more requests
40 mako speeches in divers parts OF the
count.v than | would care to name Wy
orst sneech will be In New York. nave
not settled the date. | expect 10 ihaAo
a number throughout that state
"G{Iver Headquarters will be estapilsheu
8, Xvasbinpton. state headquarters VIII
10 founded I'm each state. Inns nioNe
,nent &c TO grow. The tides are risIhs
tbev will continue to rise untl Ola heau
ti,os of marty and old lines OF pohtlCdl
uar are swallowed up. Inc League "i9
trihuted one hundred thousand copies VI
tho sneech which | recently dei'ereu III
,be House. the burden WHEREOF pelhs the
b,,Itbeadisms of the President. AS re-
Iii fuII one thousand letters day are
oor,iny I'm TO me. That speech uloh
Give the public that profound shoch !
JoaIt the cuckoo press. uldh ,ni t
y. I'D A little truth and niue
N,gio-Saxon now and then do tolks soou
-, - t,,are,s no more to say. we've set
49,, bonds To the silver plough anu we
Oh, urn the furrow to the end' COME "S
. croD what may.