New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-14
CALL FOR ANOTHER TICKET.
THE GOLD DEMOCRATS OF ILLINOIS 49,
SUE AN ADDRESS.
THEY GIVE THEIR REASONS AND URGE THE
CALLING or ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC Ma
TIONAL CONVENTION.

THEY GIVE THEIR REASONS AND URGE THE
CALLING or ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC Ma
TIoNAL CONVENTION.
Chicago. July - The Honest Money Democ-
racy OF Illinois, through its Executive Commit
| tee Issued an address tonight to the Democrats
OF other States. calling upon them to nominate
another National ticket and adopt platform OF
sound money" principles upon which the nomi-
nees can appeal to the people OF that OPINION
This address was authorized at meeting OF the
Executive Committee on Saturday night. and
committee OF three appoint ID to write and
issue it. This commmitfee met to-day in the law
office OF Henry s. Robbins, president Of the IL
linois Democratic Sound Money League and
agreed upon the address. which Is as follows:
To our fellow Democrats OF other States:
National Convention. convened under me con- IN,
session in the city Of Chicago. 1t entered upon It's
scion by Of all as
rary presiding officer.
II deprived sovereign state OF vo'ce or NJ e as
justification. delegates elected with all the regularity
to id na5rss e honesty and fidelity of
the present Democratic National Democracy
unlimited coinage of silver by this country alone at
ra OF s to ana hersoy wpb the
| strict maintenance Of sound and stable Natoha'
Finally. to make IT stll palmer that. although in
it named for President one who is not in his poitI,
cal convictions and has not always 'een eve" :"
his professions Democrat. . 49,. ~,,o.
This has made such crisis both for the Nation Nation
and the Democratic party, that the sound money
Democrats must at once decide what political ac S I'm
sy will take FOR h pr the Gr d life and
usefulness OF the party: The sound.money D DrS-
6a of pss sy1 f Snoa
be called for the earliest feasible DAY 70 ,n pres
dent and TO adopt platform Of Democratc prin-
cpl,s; ana they desire to state 10 tner, as FOL
Democrats OF the other States their reasons as i'
lows: .so oo,n-
l. The sound-money Democrats owe It to the couh,
against free silver is determined and will be organ
ness ana Industrial interests OF the people merely
what the 10 wiz nd OUT
2 The nomination OF a new ticket is the logical
without and 1orse of sonnd
money Democratic Sentiment void be paTayI thu
from tn, beginning Republicans eahno yo,ess Re-
publican sincerity OF that question Is doubted by by
i pn 10 Se 'front.' anS Insisted BY Republican
SPEAKERS and the Kep5Gaa PREM bmse e. psmocrats
viii not listen to talks on finance when 1t Is accom- COM
panied By abuse of the Democratic party Inc most
force residing in the sound-money Democrats for
they are poondy in earnest and can &c! ca hea5
poss get Without campaign we Should ID not not
"S ;he but Mhos ofes S3a ss
Examination and campaign workers In campaign
ana and ' Appeal saf Would all be lost
wo OF ssE p pa Hc
ininss rlear Comparison IL made between the gen
nine Democrats and he Democrats Who are drrins
,ha, clea r-cu, separation H. supported by organiza-
ton and reorganized Democratic party Is me re-
sonfdencc Tor years to come The sound-moncy
Democrats in the different states must , ehst Ha
party or they must accept association ana
ment with H. And all State ORGANIZATIONS VIII IN the
bubble mind he for IT that do not make 1t absolutely
clear that they are against It. a,,ovs IN Democratic
principles must have party They wi VIII have s.a
Nation mperysl demand that the tn grs, mem and
Kept on its historic foundation The sound. money
DEMOCRATS are a ph, 70 mre her
Gratis in a convention. and are anxious TO con-
a representatiye conference can be brought about
We hope that out Of the Responses to ms public
there can be gathered 50 much OF TIE Judgment OF
the leading sound MONEY Democrats Of the United
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Executive Committee OF the HONEST money De"oc-
This pronuncia lnento OF the gold party of
Illinois sets the pace for the East. but In the
minds Of the leaders there Is not an abundance
of faith that the party organizations which sent
gold delegations to the Chicago Convention
will declare for another Convention. The most
that Illinois expects is that enough gold Demo-
Gratis outside the regular organizations VIII SEND
delegations to the new Convention proposed as
to make II successful. and the Middle ana
Southern States are relied on to give the move
ment much support. 1t Is In those states that
the gold men expect to win.
Names OF standard bearers have been freely
mentioned Chief among them is Secretary Car
Isle He il regarded as the ideal candidate II
ne would accept but no assurances have Deen
rocaved from him Henry Watterson Is looked
upon with almost equal favor, coming from the
mo state hut he Is ont of the country ana II
II not known when he Will return The other
statesmen mentioned are Senator John NJ
Palmer OF Illinois. and secretary ). STERLING
Morton who is from Bryan's State.
Senator Hill IL regarded as the great obstacle
70 the cooperation of Eastern party organiza-
tions I'm the call for new ticket From private
kilograms received to-day from the New-i ork
Senator and other party leaders In the Empire
State 1t seems almost certain that New ON
Democratic organization will not favor another
Convention. Senator HITS plan Is reported 10
be to fight for the election of gold congressman
and for the THROWN OF the PRESIDENTIAL election
into the House Of Representatives: where sue
cessful contest for a gold President would DC
more probable than with a third ticket
The Illinois gold Democrats received another
setback to-day IT. the announcement on fostniaS-
ter Washington HesIng. leader OF that 1action
from the start that he was opposed TO third
ticket He denounced the proposition on the
ground that third ticket would mean the cleo
ton OF the silver Democratic ticket
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