Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-08-22

into this position It heaps obloquy or, its own
past and crowns its great adversary with
glory and honor.
Duty to the people requires that tho party
Of the people continue the battle for bimetal-
lism until the efforts are crowned with sue.
cess: therefore. be IL
Resolved, That the democratic party In ma.
tional convention assembled should demand
the free and unlimited coinage of silver and
gold into primary or redemption money at the
ratio OF l6 to without waiting for the action;
or approval OF any other nation.
Resolved, That it should declare Its ire
vocable opposition to tho substitution for
metallic money Of panic breeding corpora
ton credit currency, based on q single metal
the supply Of which Is 80 limited that it can
be cornered at any time by q few banking In
situations In Europe and America
Resolved. That It should declare its oppo-
sition to the policy and practice Of surrender
ing to the holders Of the obligations Of the
United States the option reserved by the Jaw
to the government Of redeemipg such obliga-
lions in either silver coin or gold coin
Resolved. That It should declareits opposi-
ton to the issuing Of interest," bearing bonds III
the United States In time Of peace and espe-
cially to placing the treasury of the govern
mont under the control of any syndicate of
bankers and the issuance Of bonds to be sold
by them at an enormous profit for the purpose
OF supplying the federal treasury with gold to
maintain the policy OF gold recommendation
With view to securing the adherence to .
re-adoptiOn of the dem ocratic financial policy
above set forth by the democratic national
convention to be assembled In 1895 and Of the
nomination of candidate for the presi-
dency. we'll known to be in hearty
sympathy Herewith, we hereby pledge our
mutual cooperation, and urgently recommend
to democratic brethren In all the states to at
once begin and vigorously and systematically
prosecute the work Of . thorough organiza-
ton, and to this end the adoption Of the plan
OF organization herewith submitted Is recon-
mended.
Mr.. Hill, of Missouri, moved the
adoption of the address and resolu.
tions, which were agreed to by unan.
imous VOTE
Plan Of Reorganization.
The plan of organization recon-
mended by the committee was outlined
to the conference as follows:
Believing that large MAJORITY of the DEM
ocratic voters Of the United States are in har-
mony with the sent, ments expressed In the
foregoing address and knowing that full and
certained and made effective through proper
organization. we recommend the following
plan of organizations:
"First-There shall be q national committee
of democrats who are in favor of both gold and
silver as the money Of the constitution. which
shall be composed of one democrat from each
| state and the executive committee herein
after provided for.
"Second-That until otherwise ordered by
the national committee. Senators Harris, Of
Tennessee: Jones. Of Arkansas: Turpie Of In
diana. and Hon. w. ]. Stone, of Missouri, and
Hon w. 81. Hinrichsen. Of Illinois, be and are
hereby constituted the executive committee
and shall have full power and authority and it
shall be their duty at rs early q day as posi-
BILE to appoint the members of the national
committee herein provided for and to I'LL va
cances in the same.
"Third-That said executive committee shall
have full control and direction of the patriotic
effort OF the bimetallio democrats OF the nation
to secure in the next democratic convention
the maintenance of the time-honored princi.
pies and policies Of the democratic party.
After adopting the address and reso-
buttons, and the plan of reorganization,
the silver conference at le:45 p. m. ad-
iourned sine die.