Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-21

ARE NON-COMMITTAL.
The leaguers Had a
Busy Day.
ARE SILENT ON SILVER.
After a Hard Fight in the Resolutions
Committee the Subject is En-
iirely Ignored,


tHNAs-oue Anu-hllNor mon. The sub
committee OF eleven to draft resolutions to
submit to the full committee had only two
SILVER men. Du Bots Of Idaho and Allen
o. utah, After the subcommittee had
worked all last night on AN address To
inc people with tho word resolved"
omitted thorcfrom, a committee Of three an
revision was selected and the silver men
olsim they were not represented at all on tho
| revision committee, ~
The subcommittee adopted tho report Of
the committee on revision this afternoon, and
| mo tull committee mot at y. m. to consider
mo address TO the people" that had taken
two DAYS and one night for It's pronaratIon
me feature OF the address was that IL
| covered every question except that of silver
Mhleh was entirely ignored This was done
70 prevent a minority report on the silver
question and fight on the floor OF tho
| conNehuon When the fun committee con.
| hldered the address the anti-sllver men on.
posed ~ they said there had been mora
hsltauoh mere al 1.-The week OF the silver
| question than on all other things combined
Nuu Tor tho report to be silent only on that
/ question would be cowRrdly and incopaiatent
me sllyGr men were satisfied with tho al.
| utehH ana had agreed 10 make no minority
report and not to open the question on
| ,ho moor % the convention Ia the event
that She address was adopted
lhelr opponents. however, held that II
was enough 10 oonoedo everything 10 the
| Mest for tho sake OF harmony, without
rubbing II in" Some OF the ultra oppo.
henta OF troe silver in the committee finally
insisted II the silver question was ignored
entirely al other questions should DO iF-
hufod This plan please the Mestern All.
pie" '''' wv
After indulglng in the most bitter
speeches for hours In the consideration ~
, v1v , altuteas TO INC people new departure
Nas tahen by Senator Patton, OF Michigan,
ouering the following las substitute Tor tbo
report OF the sub-conimittooi
whereas, section l6 OF the constitution
o. the Republican League OF Tho tinted
states says this league shall not in any |
manner endeavor TO influence any national, |
49, sS tuuh'E or municipal convention tho |
IeloEauons OF tho Republican League on |
the United States In convention assembled d. |
horoby renew their allegiance to Inc min |
beIr h ot ue hepubliean party, and pledge
nslI bpAt EFFORTS for tho success Of the can-
uluAtea or that party, believing that this
convention has no Instructions from tho
Mnepuhlieans OF the United States OF juris.
dleuon under our constitution 10 fran,
party platforms, We hereby refer ali resoln
u9ns N relation 10 public questions TO tho
IN. ntttpuuncAh national convention OF 1906
WIN entire confidence. that its action will re-
dound TO the prosperity Of cur people. ana
~, ne continued glory and advancement Of
1t was argued against the patton s,hs,,.
tute that National League at It's last con.
Nonuon at Denver and the previous year Al
louisville Louisville and at other national conyen-
Tons adopted recommendatory resolution
without tho constitutional objection being
raised ana the adoption OF the substitute
asuuSPteu as confession Of this conyentiona
lnnbllity TO meet tho silver issue.
Although these arguments poured I'm hot
ana last and Chairman Robinson of Penn
,sn ~ iet the chair 70 oppose T. yet the
p I'm ~ ghorlhs everything II the silver quoa-
uon was Ignored. gained such Roadway that
TIE Patton substitute was adopted at $40 b.
M without dissenting vote.
An Address to the People" was ruled out
ny tn adoption OF the Patton substitute and !
ieilnrined resolutions Of previous national
sion OF tho following adopted at Denver last
Year
We believe in the use Of goli and silver
m ma pNu I
parity and inter-convcrtiblo. We DO not h.,
leIe that there will be permanent return
OF prosperity until the full use AMI h'ghcst
poaiu9n o. silver shall be restored and nsk ior
such legislation as viii bring about this re-
sun ~,
o.cm,nnnIIh the convention assembled at il
aentlals reported In favor OF seating ba,h
lslesatons from South Ca.ollnn This Vas
OK ~. r.ro.,
we heed house and tho Dei,ysr r,a,.n,t..
"ILe aaSoted.
Hon. Warner Miller then addressea tho ,o,,
senuon re argued forolbly arai1.t ,, ~ .uIl.
pelng taken out OF politics. lie held th., ~ !
.,onul,i9hs were such as TO prevent IL II no, I
% render II impossible. Any party whnSs
policy did not raise suflciont feyen,,s "nu ,s
treated deficiencies was a failure Tbo nv nv 4
punHeanH were not for tsrin for ,a.o,, 1
3nly' but for a tarif for a surplus sisa b
ihn aIguments for the Monroe doctrine and .
we're Vigorous. lie argued at length s'aq i5s
banking system az 10 extend thc circ,, Il, iiis
medium without Dependence uuun ga,'ar,
uont bonds for tho issue Of hsnl kotssrn-
lie hcI Cd the party would stand In IL, nos es,
or bi-motallism on a parity " '''o'' I
As the committee on resolutionn ,yss M. !,
cady 20 report an opnorttiniiy ,yas , Was n9i
0 oi1er resolutions which were rafersed VIII, ~ !
nut debate. RESOLUTIONS porrcd a. a. ~.
,ubau Insurgents. Hawaii tbe hr, W. INC 4
nd all Other fsreisn snbiects" 20. n,msniana Z
money question "'N y" wv 4
Mr.. Frank Greer of OkIahor,s oro-a, a., | !,
N"@'N@ wv ~
!, We demand the free and ,,ntt,.t..,
go Of the American silva ,rani,l.eu eeih- r.
rohibitlye rain ~ ~ ,p,y1auet win a b
modified by fnancisi r,r,,ros ys'kh pfouueti
2. we ara onnasad ~ ~, ,hs iaNe; :,
taniard inanst,staS !" enc .ns single gold u
nd the Dennosra,ta a ~ oivteT cleveland II
.ngIand NJ. ta,ie,p At ~ q, we dictates Of q
srn The monefsrv s,, ~ a"soiuie pinetal. n
laiI. tained bv tbe PsnabI,.eess' pushed AMI eli
livor and 49, ~ =, hsiPui1licah party, gold ~
ne aaiisr e,,,nI n .,I .k upon pfriU, "
syine fiipe,tsns ,n,,h persha.ing and debit 9