New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28

Law closing law as unnecessary and inexcusably
harsh and tyrannical. declaring that 1t should be
modified by the Legislature. and instructing the
Executive Committee TO take measures to secure
the election OF Senators and Assenolymen favorable
TO recasting the Excise laws on just and intei-
gent basis.
The resolutions were adopted, as was another re-
ferr,nc TO the Executive Committee the recrgani-
cation made necessary by the reapporuonmeht Oh
Assembly districts.
Tax Commissioner Sutro introduced the resou-
tions regarding the money question and Followed
49,, With a short address to show the importance
~ the organization taking a firm and decided stand
thereon The resolutions which were adopted de-
clared:
condemn the es g. wh err lGr
from the fat lega-tender greenback TO the de-
Rs sss,'s, ssn i psraya s which OF late our
a That We denounce as undemocratc govern
m sch commerce. ha. adopted We dshon
est surely futile ate%p! TO give ra ,1ecsa Sheh
one metal shall Be valued. compared with an
That we can tolerate no compromise Win any ~
nroposal TO debase the currency OF comineUtb ,ch
which , wase nve are PAU IN the belief that equally good
money would be paid when the investments S"ou'O
That we demand of Congress such Ri, m0 Hnrnnt
ton or 5epea o or VSL themselves with safe and
elastic banknote currency. thus paving tne ,siisy
both h, foT 6 oae states Treasury from all respons
SS ~ ~, an voIyed in It's legitimate functohs-
The collection and disbursement OF feoerai nc ~,
Mr. Fairchild called James Byrne TO pressure ""''o
=. made q strong argument In favor OF 'he ie'o'u
,,ons He wanted 10 the present as'auoh "a
-. silver advocates settled because IL was s'a'u
DC abundance TO business. and II should De se'-
GA IN the right way otherwise IL would arise rum
80. IN time 10 trouble the people disturb ousi-
ness and throw men out OF employment asd'" an"
again. Applause) co,, from,
regarding certain bad effects alleged 70 no" i'o'"
monometallism. he said: 49,.
WHY I see that Senator Stewart sain tne Ur,e
now az they used TO- because we ala no, ma so &C.
silver Gaughter) Free siyermwhat VIII tu " uo a
cnrdine 10 Senator Stewart? why, II VIII ma"
vounp man II he contemplated matrii num- "a
!ou,* have ali the expenses OF his housenoitu,,
$rorn HE brides outfit and the new coa ne
Tor the ceremony. and so on through an n nrade
nesuc a. dear DO think that would pc an
inducement TO matrimony! uaus"'e' "' ny
panse) ,. n,,nh.r ~
NJ Farchild thought that no large numpef o'
,ho.e neople who urging the adoption OF 'ne
,r..-co,naee theory intended 10 do wrong. ihes
,e, that there were certain evils from which they
.sa ,o .scane and they had been led TO believe
ws.e 10 soyne Ieeerdeman OF Government dealing
ma x currency they could escape these evils
He was certain that free-siver colIas1 evS nresen
help these people sna :" situation in the country
sat'om ,ha YaIiacy Of the suggestion that tnis
psea wnuld remove the troubles complained OF.
M Fairchd spoke for over an nout H. am en- con-
,rsasman Warner who made an enecuVs arr u',e e, y
h, .nund money, which was listened " .aar,
ma rked attention and the telling points VIZ ~, nm
ny cnesred T., The bnetailic theory and that goh
,.an III univ rational standard OF value.
James p. Archibald also spoNe'