The state herald., 1895-06-14
ORGANIZE FOR SILVER.
DETERMINED EFFORT NEEDED
Time When Patriotism Should Be Elc.
waited Above Party Feeling President
Warner Appoints = ComnaittSs for
Colorado

| Washington, d. G., June H., $780,
The success Of the silver cause In the
United States in 1890 depends upon the
thorough organization and cooperation
of all believers In the right, Justice, dbd
necessity Of the free coinage of silver
anu gold at the ratio of 10 to 1, without
regard TO past political affiliations. 1t
is time when patriotism should be eie-
va'cd above Raf,y spirit, and when all
loyal citizens should be willing, to do bat
tie at the polls for their liberty.
The gold men are united, forceful and
| crafty. They care nothing for party 10y
| hliy under existing conditions. 1t will
be a momentous struggle under tho
most favorable circumstances X In
the meuntaih States. and upon the. Pa
ellie slope, the people are not willing
TO say now that they will subordinate all
| other questions, either of party or of pol
Icy, to the, success Of this great cause,
what Inn be expected of the people In
the other states?
by organization, united and deter
mined effort, we can triumph In this
cause. But IL we hesitate or divide our
i'tN'S. uihts, out
iior our childrcn's children, will see sill
yer restored to Its constitutional place
In the currency Of our country.
10 win our fight everything depends
| upon tho action of the voters In the
mountain states this year.
TO Colorado. Of all the states In that
region, we look for bold leadership, un-
dauntcd courage, and unswcrving pa
triotlsm. IL the other states of the
| Union shall be given to understand this
year now that the people OF the West
are through with tritling. and mean TO
wage war for their convictions and their
| rights rs citizens, 1t means more than
half the battle. To carry. on this fight
To successful Issue requires organiza-
| tlon and work.
For the purpose OF organizing the peo.
| pie Of the state Of Colorado and TO pro-
| vide the means for the silver cause,
hereby appoint on behalf OF the Ameri-
can Blmctallic league the following
| named gentlemen rs n state committee,
with power TO fill vacancies. any ten of
whom shall constitute quorum.
Hon. A. W. Rucker, Denver: A. II.
1tocder, Denver; Joseph 4. Cornforth.
Denver. julius Thompson, Denver:
'phii II. otic. ytIiNti. b'h'iai HlihN
Hall. Denver; W. G. Smith, Golden: Il.
q. Old. Georgetown; w. II. Sherrick.
Central City; Harry Cassidy, Boulder;
J. Is. Cooke. Greeley: John c. Bell, Mon
trosc: A. V. Bonn. Lcadvllle: j. ].
Brown. Leadvillc; b. Clark Wheeler, As.
pen: S. l. Hallctt. Aspen; ID. II. e.
Brown, Aspen; $. i. Eubanks, Glen
wood Springs: $. ]. De Ian, Glcnwood
Springs; NJ. II. Dcanc, Glenwood
Springs; Benton Cannon, Grand June
ton; Il. +. Fay. Grand Junction; Geo
w. Grove, Lake City; Theron Stevens,
Ouray.
Also the officers and executive. COM
mittce of the Colorado State Silver
league.
Other counties TO be filed by this com
mittcc.
The official representative of the
American Bimetallic league In Colorado
Is the Colorado State Silver league, and
the above named gentlemen will be cN-
pectcd to cooperate with said league.
A. j. WARMER,
President American Blmetalllc League