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10 its decentralization bv the Republican party
and to that end We favor the unlimited free com
equal I,%.l ten,l.r nowrr ~
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.outn aroma We demand that me amount
to not less than $50 per capita We demand that
vent the dealn% in f futures of all I aepruItral
snd leGsnsa, tfoaqc.ohs froTaS suf
the prompt conviction and such
plianee with the law. We condemn the silver
lieu thereof The free and unlimited coinage Of
~ h",d 20 t,,e rss oe,o,h oo,, and
silver as the standard money Of the country and
criminaiion AGAINST either metal or charge for
metals must be of equal intrinsic and exchange:
agreement or by such safeguards of Iegisiation
two o metals and the eaaa of
an , na IN tine markets sss ana IN OF
shall be kept at par with and redeemable in such
necessary for the protection Of farmers and
victims Of unstable money and a tiuctuatins cur
Vermont IVA r,oonn;xo cha ,.o. ,,,, Cha
progress of civilization has made the large ma
financially: and we demand currency that shall
We believe in gold and silver as a circulating
value as d"msnded in the National ad
platform OF iss2'
A"o De,,'ooi"'s vi Deia"Aie' 'ho
SAME year declared IN favor OF com
age oi DOM metals WITHOUT dlscrimh-
nating against either or charge Tor
mintage.
Ihe Indiana platform was equally
explicit and declared that silver should
be restored TO Its former place In the
monetary system.
Iowa, Massachusetts, New York,
Wisconsin and other States we're like.
wise explicit in endorsing silver az an
indispensable factor for affcrding the
country an adequate amount of re-
,ows that ,hot mos Douoo,.ov lao,
vear II :, n,,w ho od,,;,.o, 90 ,hop,..;
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