New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
PLEASED WITH THE Wopr
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS spEAx IN
PLANKs IN THE PLArrosM
he ST. LOUIS CONVENTION UP TO tn,
STANDARD OF THE PARrY-rALKs ox
GOLD. THE TARIFF AND OTHER

ihE Hl0R
STANDARD OF THE PARrY-rALks ov
GOLD. THE TARIFF AND OTHER
QUESTIONS.
uoEcans' Wherever and whenever o.,
came together yesterday, talked Of on,. wy
'i'"s''nd that was the work OF TIE 9, 's
CohVeiion. The work Of the Comm,,..I 'us
nSso'u'ns and the prospect Of the adon,,'
s'ronsand decisive goH plank was N.
"'e'eS''h topic OF conversation In VIEW =.
certainty McKinley's nomination and ~
parent hoLles.ness OF Platts Vice.pr..
Juggling gale At the Union League and u.*
n'oh oiuos lere was much discussion a,
probable piat)rm last evening. PRACTICE,
h'mity IN APPROVING the various nla,..
found TO exist n every case WHORE IN.
was brought up. "''x
MANUFACTURERS FAVOR coin
Henry b. Haigh president Of the M,..
urers' Association Kings and Queen, ,ssA
said: Ine Association favors a pold ,,..
and Is on record to hat effect. The r.--.~
uring as well as the hnklng ard all o,,."s
mercial Interests OF he country aera.s
| single standard. The cllse in ,h,. Mic >, ..- wv
by international agreement a,.o ~S
views Should the nato,s coroo $500. u7
establish an international parity between -.
two metals, all well and god; but tb, cOu,."
cannot AFFORD to maintain loubIe s,.,a.ss
q IL TO ! basis for silver am exoec, % ....,-
its commercial standing in the eyes NJ the vo,,.
What the country needs is an uneouivo.,, A..
laration on the money question hv ~. D.,
l!can party. We want no stradc,r., 49, 80
phrases. With Mckinley the n,ro,,.. v"
party. and declaration Of gold We will ,vs..
everything before us next Novernb,r an ~,
afraid Of the threatened bolt OF r,s .o-oau.s
silver States 1t is much more essrr., 49,.
the Eastern States be placated on ps r,o,..
question than that the best interest, a, ~.
Nation be teopardize1 by any subterviene. vh..
eoever 10 few silver cranks who have n, .,a..
conception OF Just what they DO want"
HURLEY SPEAKS FOR PROTECTION
Congressman Denis NJ Hurley was seen n NJ.
! home, No. 49, Clnton-st He said:
Il think the gold plank is all right and up a
the standard Of what is required from the Repsb.
lican party, and that anything short Of tia.
would be a great disappointment 10 the vas
majority OF the thinking people OF this country.
With that plank adopted. together with pro
lection and reciprocity. see nothing whatever
TO interfere with the triumphant success OF Major
Mckinley and whoever the Convention may de-
eide 70 nominate along with him for the vice.
Presidency OF the United States
Speaking Of the plank favorng discrimina-
~ Ginning M HufiSy
said:
Il always favored the restoration OF dschni-
mating duties In the present Congress but W
were barred out from doing anything BY Pres''
dent Cleveland.
II am I'm favor OF discriminating duties, either
by a percentage of the duties on all goods IN
ported in American bottoms or an additional
percentage added 70 the duties on all mefcnan'
diss brought into the country In foreign vessels
Such a measure could have been passed through
Congress but there was nothing TO Be gained .!
doing go. as It would not pass the senate anu
~ Il I'D. the President would veto H.
TRUST IN THE CONVENTION
Hiram X. Steele president OF the Brooklyn
Young Republican Club. was seen at hts nome
No. 242 Carroll-st Mr. Steele was Cni'es
States Circuit Judge OF Louisiana during ~
reNobS tElClloh PctloN anu ~ -
cate Of Protection. He said:
The goli plank In the Republican plau"H
is entirely satisfactory to me. never nau sA'
uneasiness or dJub, as to what hepuV"s'A
convention would do with the currency aue~ 80.
I am pleased with the clause !eLauhs " In =
can shipping. but Il is the tarn plank nmsa
c1ns,dar no basis II American prosperity anu
d.velopment 4 nation grows rich by proous.s
more no, by bu,-ng cheap. and any poicy "H ~. :
increases American production means o..
crease in American wealth ana pTosps'"''
NO "sTRADDI.E" ADMISSIBLE SAYS Lhi'"'
There should be IA s,raddle. eaid "iaelA'"
Ieich - a Tribune reporter last Night ."
3, sovor NJ gold standard and 90 moi oeHe's
in any equivocai way II saying So ."
pleased that the Convention al d. Nu''
decided 70 adopt money plank sy $50 81
there can be no question anu ~ ,nsorntd on
voters who may not be tnoroush: NJ - ia and
such Difficult, problem as che parry o. s.r ara
silver Voters want % know Wnat vac. ,ssS
voting for The Twenty-thrd WAY WAY .r,.lys,nce
largely o. business men. men OF ms. ,, .ra out
and so far as know them. the! a's VA .r- Ne.
cid standard men When we oreahlIeu 80 80.
xinlsv League here We found rev why NAN n.v
ta,ed .o ioln until they were satisneo ma a a,
Mckinley was a .ound-money man Ine, =. ,rS,.
doubt among us now. and the PLATFORM 10, =, me-,
Gated by the press bulletins .0'"e"
our hearty approval % v,,,e sc.
re,ary 81 the Union League. were nor - ran.
when the reporter called but Consr s.'r, WssA.
els n Wilson who had Just returned OK y.V Utancrt
ington. was found AZ his huse No ''
St , , "a ,ntery.esed
on National politics" he said sn.e ~ aS, cnc.,
home have worked early and ;a,s ~ s ,,l law IN
and as a consequence. have niue s :, rad the
my head and have hardly TAKEN us resd the
Jailv papers have. however, cufsm .,s, napers
platform a. foreshadowed in the evs .,arsv tariff
and am greatly pleased with the a ns the las.
and merchant-marine panks, J n Ics no, appeal
as very important. though i ms' money Ques.
ions ,' The position taken by the rst'i believe
these is unequivocal in us terms s,'n and al
II Will enable us to carry New-hnsSass s, 0. Ire
OF the States north o., the ONO aI Eva ana ~
Mississippi as well as Mlhheso'''
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