The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-08-15
by Congressman DeArmond and
adopted:

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and cola ,ar.,,o. ~ nNe' o,,'o,
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oross rnsor 49, 10" p'see' W con.
s;,vor so,Iar ,so ~. 80 on "'aue ."e
cola 90 to- oo,ua ""o "n' , aui"'''e'
bv ,ha s,,,ar ALL .,. "e.u
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hime,a,Iisn, fovorinn ,Lo '.o pa'y =,
ho,h .iI,ar .nd ,ro1s =. ~, "se y,
mints and opnosed ,o torrnt, a',. a.
hantin. oornnr,,io,. a.. NV "
sovera,er nov., q, ,..,,t. s .,
ling the norev ~ the ,.ao,'la
Thepct ~ 1S7a sssed, without the ap-
proyal On -.ss,, rte1ge OF the American
people, and from the time when the
effect OF this act Ia fastening upon the
country the single gold standard was
consistently and persistently urged that
the prievous wrong be righted.
Failure to accomplish this object has
resulted in the steady appreciation of
gold, a corresponding falling in the
prices OF commodities produced by the
people, n heavy increase in the burden of
all debts, public and private, the enrich
ment of the money lending class. paraly-
sis of industry impoyerishment of the
people and unexampled distress in all
gold standard countries.
Experience has shown that while under
the single gold standard there NAV be an
occasional revival of business activity.
ACCOMPANIED by enhanced prices of A
number of commodities. such revival is
due to artificial and temporary causes,
and cannot permanently alleviate the
su ufferings due to falling prices brought
about by the appreciation of gold and an
Inadequate supply of primary or redemp-
ton money.
DUTY to the people requires that the
party of the people continue the battle
for bimetallism unt;l its efforts are
crowned with success. now. therefore. he
IT
Resolred. That we. the democratic
party of Missouri in convention assem-
bled, demand the free and unlimited
coinage of silver and gold into primary or
redemption money at the ratio OF IS to
wi'hou' waiting ior 'he action or
p.so,nos n.y., NO ouo ;nno,,,,,,
| opposed to the substitution for metallic
money of a panic breeding corporation
credit currency based on single metal
Tue supply VI wn.on ls 80 limited , t'ia' Una, 1t
inc ins,i,u,ior, in Eurona ond narioa
Resolsed, That we are opposed to the
policy and practice of surrendering to the
holders OF the obligations OF the United
o 80 sora.."n, .u 49, - sesoa.,;, w.. .n aS s,, ~
cations in either silver coin or cold coin
Resolved, That we are opposed to the
issuing OF interest-bearing bonds OF the
United states In 'ilhe Oh peace ana espee-
- traa.rru =, ,ho rors.n,,ont nuaa, tho M
control of any syndicate of bankers. and
the issuance of bonds to be sold by them
at an enormous proht Tor the purpose oi
supply..e VI. ,en, ''."euy WIN soiu
allism,
1..,.
f1'o
- rnts s,,f, hA g.
structlng the cehtrai committee TO
issue call for the holding of state
convention for the election of dele
oo.os to tho national oorvor+;o o.
,ooo
'"'of 'han Apii' io' io'o, anu iui'hei
lnstructing IT to call state conven-
tion for the nomination of state
officers. TO be held after the national
| .; r.o .; &c
| VI
April 10 ls 10 Do held In ST. Louis
| a resolution sending greetings to
Senator Blackburn for his fight on
the ud.rk and h,oodv oronnd of
heh'ueAy III oe'"'' Vi 'no iioe anu
uoN - ~ w, u s1
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