The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22


rsprn,'can party has coined over Sooooo,ooo
silver crrttea.,n M ISSUED eoo1.vw o.
There can be no d1.asrce,o-., a. - ~" ~
lsrFcd use OF silver There are few or
none VINO are not IN favor OF this. Tho ques-
q 4 enss .m s~p peat DC brought about u
and as such should have cr,cs'n - cn,s,ree
ton.
stands for Protection.
na.iy' the great work OF the republican
ment NJ e,,< sr,. ke,no' .e .no oniaIse-
and the extension Of our forew y'et trade
through reciprocity; the establishments Of a
,esrs,,l standard OF money through In
shall be mora fo,,r rer "a when .s silver
OF our merchant marine ana the he creation re,tla
o. system Of irrigation for the roclama-
iron q aria lands. Having given our atten-
OF thts corssn.,Ss,. ~ .ne "ns. ie' .nc VOICE
Let II 81 $3.50 ~, ~ 1880 sa'A .oI'c
full az A,,,crtea,',s,, ~ ~, s anu 1857
Amcrlcanism ne ,n,-n, ~, farnes - 's n,as, -
Let vour nl,,fo~,,, - - ~..~.,r ,.
enough ana s,rs.,,, .e.... osr' o,o,u
counfrv ana ,a - ss'e, .ne ~no o
peonie, 49, eSf'V'-' u sAN "''oio
~,
INC organization cf the convention
10 each state 70 an o,,f With tho a,,.a
~ ,o,,.,,xo.. ~ 49,. w, :,
80 - Soun'seeS'' nno
.n.S WIS oclnB done, the coming
hight on the silver question was
foreshadowed bv n motion mada
l,, II o.. -. $500,
A'"n'' VI Ae-heSscc' tna1
al RESOLUTIONS DC referred 10 the COM
mittee on resolutions without debate
This was ndontod md Che corvont,o,
aa;o,,r,,a -, al -s-,.t- m
- ""''i :" oc'oSh thursday
ii'orning-
Mass Meeting at Night.
Ex-Gov. Russell ID. Brown, of Rhode
Island, who Is mentioned for the vice
presidency in the event Of western
man being nominated for the presi-
dency, was the first speaker al the
mass meeting in Music hall at night.
lie said In part:
The republican party must show itself
equal 20 graphing with and working out the
perplexirg problems now looming up dark
and threatening on the Legislative hori-
zon. The monetary question Is at
tracting attention. seeming TO some 10
De more immediate in It's demand than ever
se sc ssrs 7, ass slr nas ~ .n' oseFe VIII
OF tho nation n adjusted 10 rsset no o s
ateioho 81 al stcAioha Oh our lAlQ Tor Nitcr
al. : not any currency question at
r D0ssvn sr - az. ,sr,~ one no'a 'ne cur
italy. wage questions that bring Us face 70
face with the problem Of how to secure and
maintain greater equity between capital and
,,,se ~ - AM ~ ny - :, ~
h shirt Of ,,r,.est abroad m THIS grest lana
originating from feeling Of unequal division
OF tue product OF this nation The republican
~ =, !, ~, ~ pom, aass .nesS
souarely.-
senator Tharstoa Talks.
Senator John NJ. Thurston. of Ne
braslxa. made a red-hot protective tariff
speech lie said among other things
that the great trouble In this country
to-day Is that the opportunities TO ex-
change American muscle Tor American
money we're too few. He continued:
The republican party Will never let the
tarir question rest until It has been settled
right ana forever What this country needs Is
,n oa an ,, 49,, = s~s ~ ss s y, ~, ~
muscle OF tie citizens."
AIRS. Foster Is Heard.
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, president of
the Women's Republican league, fol-
lowed Senator Thurs.on. She said
that she had come FROM New Mexico,
800 miles, To talk at the meeting.
Inc three great repuoilcan victories
Oh Inc year were "ssiRh a.co a. tue
ONCTk0TDN Oh 4AftihAHN Al new lOTks