The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-10-18
WHERE ARE WE ATa


.r..rr., vigilance In the Price Of Liberty
w. Must Watch rs Well a. Pray.
Read the following from the Nevada
MOI Director:
s.Speaking of the late silver confer
.nce in Chicago. and the call issued for
a conference in December to lay plans
w. H. Harvey said:
1.-THE movement is strictly non-parti-
san, and no third party movement will
at any time be inaugurated that does
not include all reform parties and a
united movement against the policy of
turning the United States over to Eng
lish legislation. Ihave not and do not
expect to assist in any strictly silver
party"
..Mr. Harvey, like every other earnest
student of reform, finds broader field
of work than at first appeared in sight,
England has a grip on our railroads,
our lands, our factories and our NUM-
cipalities, as we'll as on our treasury
and financial interests.
"a strictly silver party's' line Of
battle will not be long enough to fight
the foe in 1896"
And now read the following Associ-
ated press dispatch, of date Septem-
Der is:
1.-THE new consolidation of bimetallic
leagues perfected its organization to-
day and committee of nine was ap.
pointed to take charge of affairs and
to keep headquarters in Chicago open.
The committee promptly launched a
bomb in the shape of the following
resolutions:
THAT 1t is the sense Of this committee
that an early conference of bimetallists from
all states which are willing to place the cause
above party be called to meet and formulate a
plan toward holding national convention tC
nominate candidates for president and vice
president of the United States upon plat
form with the sole plan savoring OF indepen-
dent bimetallism in the United States
On September 10 the committee put
forth the following series of resolu.
tions:
Resolved. BY the executive committee OF the
national silver committee. that the American
Bimetallic league and the National Bimetallic
union be requested to join with this organiZa-
tion in calling a conference for the third Tues.
day OF December, 1895, at the city OF Chicago
Ill. to take action in formulating a plan fol-
holding national convention to nominate can
didates for president and vice president OF the
plank proriffng for the restoration Of siirer tt
its constitutional r'lac. in tn. currency Of til,
country, ,cihOus atcaiing the action OF any othe,
nation earth
Resolved. further. That all persons who at
tend said conference shall have previously de-
clared their intention in writing of placing
the cause of free coinage Of silver independ
emily by the United states above all party al
legiance
Resolved. further. That the object of sucf
conference shall be to inaugurate a distinctive
silver movement for the campaign of 1898 be
fore it's too late for effective action. to the enc
that all believers in free silver coinage may
unite for that campaign for the solution o
this great question and be left free to readjust
their political relations after this question i:
settled.
Resolved. further, That il said American Bi
metallic league and National Bimetallic unioI
shall fail to join in said call by November I
1885,, then the president OF this organiza tior
shall issue said call on behalf of this organiza
tion.
Resolved, further, That the question of rep
resentation at said conference and the methot
OF selecting delegates shall be settled by con
ference Of the presidents of the three organi
cations herein mentioned. aud each organiza
tion shall be entitled to equal representation.