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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21
EMANCIPATION DAY.
Tomorrow Will be Appropriately Cele-
brat-d on the state Eutr Grounds. s,r

Tomorrow will be the thirty-thirdy
anniversary OF the Emancipation and
1t win be flttInEly observed BY the
cOlorcd people OF West Virginia, Ohio
and Pennsylvania. \ grand street pa
rade will given In the morning and a
grand celebration will br held on the
fair grounds In the afternoon. The pa
radr will form on Chapline street With
right resting on Twelfth and will move
over the following route: Down Twelfth
to Main. on Main TO Twenty fourth,
10 ChaplIuc, to Twentieth. to Market
to Ninth. 20 Main, To Tenth Nnd across
the Suspension bridge and 10 the
grounds, 4
Mr.. Alex Turner will bc chief mar
shall and will be assisted by Robert
Strange, Alexander Hopkins Gabriel
jackson and Osborne Gray. All bust
ness houses are requested 10 decorate
and merchants arr asked 10 be repre-,
Scnted IN the parade with wagons etc.
etc Those desiring to hp 10 represent
ed should notify the committee or the
chief marshall nj once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21
4 b. WHITE. Secretary.

The IntellIgencc- has received from a
mnst reliable source information to tho
tirc; thEt the state Democratic commit
"e' alarmed at the t!de which has set In
AGAINST the candidate Tor governor, C. {.
WATTS Is making arrangements 10 try
70 save him al any cost. To this end
there will Dr organized a skilIfll tradinr :
GcpaTtmcnf. the object being TO yacri-
ice local officers In the various counties
TO secure votes for Watts.
fi2ns nre already iasd TO pursue these
taCtics IN Republican counties. Nine
iaithiul workers will le selected for
'ach precinct in some Counties. and two
or more votes will b. offered for local
Watts. az
Inls disreputablc organization has nj
EAdE been arranged soT in Fay.tt,
county. Each worker Is instructed Ia
select his man and devote all-h!s time Ia
me effort to bunc1 him into making the
iaHe' and the P0pocratic committee
hopes, In this way, 10 secure about 200
extra votes for Watts In Fayettr coun-
" alone. In other counties the number
~ these "bunc0" workers nj each pra
c!nci will differ according 10 thc ui,ota
ut Republicans 10 be liked upon ns VIC
tins In the county.
The Republican committee OF Favnfte
county Is posted as to III .he details and
VIII see that the game Is nipped In IN.
bud. and the Republicans N every oth,.r
county should be on their guard. Ey.
cry ortr 10 trade. II must he Understood
VIII be part OF the gchcmc. and ia done
wholly In the interest Of Candida tp
Matts and against Mr. Atkinson.
Tne Watts people have been driven IN
this desperate course by the refusal oi
10" PopulIsts TO fuse with them IN ths
safe ticket, and by the 1lct that many
RADICAL free silver men will refuse to vote
!'r watts because they have no cont.
UShtS IN the sincerity Of his free silver
Professions.
Tac timely exposure OF the scheme will
serve AZ a warming not only 10 Krpub.
leans Ia beware OF offers 10 trade, which
ate designed TO bring about the defeat OF
!aeir candidate for governor. but also IA
hc Democrats on the various county
tickets that they are 10 he sacrificed for
'he b"aefit OF the head Of the state tick
e. '>
The lnteiligencrr expects this state
MeAt regarding the plan OF the Popo-
Ealic managers to be denied by tba
men who are engineering the scheme
IIt the facts are Just as given, and II viii
Ne Wen Tor all concerned to keen n sharu
look OUT '''''' =
NJ Waits and the entire Democratic
FAC ticKet are doomed to defeat and no
h'pnbIicin Will jcOpardlZe Republican
IIcCe"s, which at this moment Is sure.
saeF!llclnE one single vote. Rrmcm-
Ger Inc experience OF 1888. when General
n'li was counted out OF the mn jorlty the
PEOPLE gave him. and make the aiorl,y
20 l1rg+ for AtkIngn, ,btu ,.a,r a., a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21
ATKINSON AT CEREDo.
NV H'At Governor Addre,se~a Large aud
F:nthnsiastic Meeting.

F'hthusinstic Meeting.
'P"cAi Dispatch to the Intelllgencrr,
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Sept. g0-1f
int meeting at Ccredo last night is to
count as an index to the Republican
ru'Se 'f Wayne county. you may nut II
'o"h 'iht the long boasted majority of
our ,, DeihucralIc friends In "Old Wavne,
VII .i be broken on the 3rd of Novemhrr
ne meeting was the greatest one eyer
~ IN the old tuwn--lf not In the coun-
w. @.ncc the history OF the Republican
go N that county began. Though n
"' "o', ram had fallen late In the after
,h.. h" "hU 1t locked, until a late hour
~ :. '.,"re was going 10 be continuance
coming '"- pFOP'c rum
,oaf hGfr were fully 1000 people present to
spcnk W "''' "Ei''d
~ ~ '"O Chairman Holt, OF the county
,w,InMIti"- introduced Mr., Atkinson.
W." made undoubtedly the finest spcech
- "a" campaign. thus far.
u" 'he speaker came rOrwnrl and
..'hpcd onto Il iittig platform which
PROJECTED out from the main platform
MT was n perceptihlc CrrakIny OF the
'Torm hcnrd. This was the uccngion
10! Mr. Atkinson TO say thut II must bo
democratic platform. as the party
"as IN the habit OF making platforms
"p%hdhys which were very lnsrc,Iro
"nH which would not stand the force OF
I'h!ic scrutiny. From this the speaker
,Wiinucd t" show up the different Oh
: gdonablc features In the Chicago plnt-
.nLiA to degree which made the struc
l''" Appear no ridiculous to the honest,
'irllH voter that certainly mnny former
= Shcrcnlaltn II were Impressed 10 nban-
,lih II. The speech wns pronounced by
,0'ny who have heard Mr.. Atkinson Of
ga to be the best one they had ever
N"nrd him deliver
ne people enjoyed 1t md round after
'"hd or applause greeted him NJ he
S,at"l ,,..,' tho motley combination which Is
iylnS FOR. free silver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21
FOR M'KINLEY.
West Virginia VIII Surely be on
the Side OF Honest Money.
STATEMENT FROM COMMITTEE.
Biz Gains Shown by n Partial Poll
OF the State.
ESTIMATE 1880 PLURALITY

So Far n the Work Has sGone-chAirm.n
Dawson and Secretary White Make an
Ofirlai Statement In View OF the Wild
Claim, Made by tho Popoeratic Mana-
ztrs-A Sehcm. TO Trade Local Onicer.
for Votes for Watts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21

The following statement. which ex-
pliIus itself, has been given out at the
state Republican headquarters:
To the Republican Voters of wcs, vlr-
Slnla:
The Republican state committee, in
view OF the wild claims Of the Democrat
Ic leaders, deems It proper to say that
West Virginia Is certainly and assuredly
Republican and win cast Its electoral
vote for Major Mckinley for President.
Estimating the vote conscrvatlvcly in
the counties not yet completely heard
from, and taking the figures from the
onunties reported. we estimate the pm-
rnlI;y for Mckinley at 1900.
In this estimate we do not take into
account the influence of the National
Democratic, or sound money. party.
Republicans should rrdouhle their ef-
forts to Increase this plurality and hold
the glorious victory now assured us
against all efforts OF the opposition.
". VI. Q. DAWSON,
Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21
POLICE DOIEGS.
Chief Bcnnetrs Men Keeping Up Thei
Record Us ssTerrOrs 10 Wrong Doerx.r

Chief Bcnnrtts aien keeping Up Ihei
ltccord as "Terrors 10 Wrong Doers.r
The excellent police work OF Captain
Bennett and his force continues. Yes
terday two men wanted In other cities
were captured and at present occupy
cells in the lookup.
The first arrest was that OF Joha
ConnorS, n notorious crook, OF this city,
who some years ago was convicted,
with other men, for burglary and sen-
tenced 90 term In the pcnNentiary.
Before his removal from the county.
Jail. he escaped and until yesterday
was not seen here. In the meantime he
has served term In the Ohio peniten-
tIary and Is now wanted for burglary
ut Marietta, Ohio. officer Dev!nney
spotted him on the South Side yester-
day afternoon, and ran him In.
4 telegram from the authorities at
Cumberland, Md, informed the police
TO be on 4 lookout FOR wheelmRn.
giving his name as H. L. Carter, as he
was wanted there for obtaining money
under false pretenscS. His scheme Is 10
work on the members OF the local l..
4. W. everywhere he visits and he
tried his game here, but Lieutenant
Dan Ingram interfercd and he and his
wheel are at the city building. He has
an elegant wheel. equipped with all
the latest improvements. lie claims his
home Is In indianapolis. hut Buffalo.
n. y. is prominently painted on his
travelling bag.
The police upon the complaint Of a
married man, pulled II house on South
Main street and found the mans wife
In company with another man. The
man put mp for his appearance. but the
woman was taken to the lock-up. The
woman who Keeps the house also put
up.
officer Dudley arrested John Gala
ghcr, vag. last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21
WILL DUMP BRYAN.
Anomalous Position OF New York
State Democracy.
TllACIlER IS FOR SOUND MONEY
But VIII Run for Governor on a
Bryan Free Silver Platform.
STATE ISSUES WILL Be PUSHED

An" ho National Ticket Can Take Care OF
itseif-iliii aud Ills Crowd at Last show
Theirliands-I,emarkabIo statemen, by
ThAeher-Tho Gang viii Nominaiiy En-
dorso bryan, hut Serves Him Notice that
30 Far ns New York Is Concerned Local
0nestlons are Concerned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21

'h,cIal DI'pntch TO tho IntellIGcncor
.r, W. AlsTlNSBURG. W. Va, Sept. 20
'nf republican convention Of the Sey-
Fhth delegate district, met here ycstcr-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21

For West Virginia, Western prnnsyl.
vanla and Ohio. fair; warmer; light 10
fresh soUthrrly winds. ~ ~,
i.ochi Temperatures. &0.
Tho temperature Saturday us ohscryctl
hy G.. Schncpf. druggist corner Four.
tccn,h and Market sirecis was US FOL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21
nnd that your election may avert from
Europe serious ngrnrian and social
troubles now pending,
TIE MAN OF; TIE HOUR.

Delegations to Call Upon Mnjor MCKINLEY
Thonsands OF People From Every Walk
or itfe to Pay Their IisSp,eis = The
March on Canton Gains IN Voiumo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-30
CITY OF HAVANA DOOMED.
The insurgents Will Blow It Tn
With Dynamite.
DETERMINED TO DRIVE OUT SPANISH
Al Any Cost-Frtendiy pepsons Warned
to Leave or to BE Worry
Cautious.

New York, June 2o;--The Journals Ha-
| sana cable says: The revolutionists have
fcrnally served notice on the people of
Havana that plans have been completed
and Will he carried into execution this
summer 10 wipe out every vesiige OF tho
city by means Of dynamite IL it be ueces-
sary to so to that extreme. to drive Spain
ing this announcement have been lett at
the houses of all the well-to-oi reopl, OF
Tie city II is entitled Dynamite Circular
TO Cuban FAMILIES" and reads as follows:
lhe summer campaign is to he sup
rfrted in large towns by the revolutions;
residing therein. and TO this end terrible
means nustbe resortod to-tne employ
men, of dynamite.
"lnhabitants of Havana are fully aware
the announcement of this plan is no vain
threat, AS plans agreed upon for the ex-
pios'on have already hagiin to mn,er!alize.
En.iices doomed to he blown IN have. De,,
selec'eh ana ono aztec another Shall fail
me revolutionist party can not tetrare its
stops. ana II 1t is necessary to totally de-
stroy tho City of Havana for the nurpo.c
oil e&ieiiing Spain IL shall be DESTROYED
hefelore our crnpatriot families mus,
become fully aware as to the impor,anc.
oi hufriedly abandoning the country. and
10 thosc who can not we charge them t.,
oe ever alert ard employ the constant nr,j
interchangeable vigilance proper to those, who
iifG themselves next to a mine landau :,
the utmos, w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-30
THINKS THERE'S A CHANCE.
Mr.. Eckcls Says Delegates Will
Listen to Reason.
WILL PREVENT A SILVER PLATFORM


Chicago. June ..--Ccmptroller Eckels
reached the city today and took up quar-
iers * the Palmer house. BEING The tirst
rTcuinen; opponer, vi the silver idea VINO
VIII attempt 10 influence ;hc approaching
dcuiNcralic convention 90 reach the city.
MIR FCkeis says he docs not consider
the god cause Is los: hy amy means fer
the reason TIA, he car not believe ,ha,
the delegates Will refuse 10 listen to rea-
son. 10 thinks tho southern delegates d.
not Yet fully realize the magn .ude of
the position they are ahou, 20 assume or
how }, Wi! Attest the business OF the coun-
try 81 they persist in Il declaration for
the i,ee and unlimited coinage OF si,y-v
This. he is OF the opinion. can ana WI
y. made ~ clear 10 ihcm nv tNc business
men OF the country TIM ,hey VII hes ta;r
aa1 suf;icien; number OF them change
ihelr minds As 10 change the rer'ilt. rh-
gold rlsn. he thinks, VIII make their pr.n-
crai nch; on the platform.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-30
A LOKr on RYAN

Havana, June ~. The story published
IN the rnited States as having been told
ny Collector Ryan of Virginia OF meet
ing ne pad with Antonio Maceo In Havana
- u 'iuch Hdiculed hero. II develops thai
joke A certain rcsidon, Cuban ,.irrea M
negro rlEaf maker as a counierfni, pre
, son,f'snt Of the famous rebel chef and
,,, arranged mysterious rn.dnigl,t
ne hotel where Mr. Ryan stopped viii
N i'aN@na SAYS the LATTER never left mo
city during his soiourn. '''
Ia discussion will have an edituriti L.,
lotto" which win deny tns, Coli. -.
ryan mad an interview with Antonio Ma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-30
RIcnMoNp nEcNloN

-ne Csnradc~a.cs .r. c.,.h,.
Tfo,.,,,d. ''IH''lhe ny
,. =,
~''N'oH'' 90 IeIie -. -EverYth nE i,
'n rea!iaess for the Confederate reunion
.-ra.-.-r,I -r-ha ,..sso- - IN
49,, an Oh mo
e''N'' 'f'p H@nN camp OF veterans have
trr'goa. No exor. Sos were held today
-rcn,fr- ~ .bo 4is,,.,,. ..o,,,,,t..a, -,
.,t.t 49, ~,
"'"t tT1's iN' 'F't'lHl ol statue n
hpf0r ~ 30 women - the war WAS dis-
c14aed and th,. rnovetrcn. heartily -
-,
s1rr' ary HeFpert and party arrived
Tf.s evening
tn t.Afelerslf. Literary sscietv mold a
re.tN.oH "a; ~. G7nfederate museum TO,
t.r'zes for fh. designs Of the DAVIS
rpnsmorf wcr. awarced tonight AZ roll
ieWs frfry Gr nm Of .>e1g YORK. nrsi;
E1aerfl1 HoR. ~ N richmond .a,u,i
-. g.. Soa4u ~ r. hmone. shird. GRIMM :
orslgg Niil hr Adopted T.. provides 10. a
u.ino' ~ 10 or ss}A,')i
Tho rfiy t1ns q crow dcd Win vet-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-30
DON'T EXPECT WAR.
SPAN "Fehstnen,ns Her Navy to Ere

SPAN STRENGTHENING Her Navy TO Freven,
tiEhustering.
New York June GA special to the
Herald from Madrid SAYS: A statement,
contained In the Daily Mail telegram TO
INC eHect that the platform of tho St
LOUIS convention causes nncaslness in
SPAN and Il is feared that a war with
the United States mas almost a fixed dan,
IS misleading. While there does exist a
.t'ttin feeling of unrest on account of
.he ueclaraton touching tho question.
y springs from very natural desire "a
KNOW the worst.
Ihere can he no question that Swain
~ tnakinS preparation. rot with a pros.
pect OF making war, hut in so doing is
preparing herself for whatever may hap
Inc idea is TO strengthen the navy ,rd
20 put stop 10 iilihnsiering. TNrerc is no
great appre pension that Mr. Mckinney
eye. eyer. II ne is elected presiden, will act
10y On efenty In that capacity from,
what Cleveland has done. '''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-30
STEWARDS TASK.
Going to Chicago to Work for Teller's
Endorsement.

Washington. juno 2a.-Senator Stewart
OF nevada, who sore time ago Withdrew
from tho republican party to act as an
Independent silver man, viii start to.
morrow for Chicago to attend the demo
cratic convention. In explanation OF his
purrose he said today
\ 20 there simply us a private citizen
to use any influence mas have TO secure
a union of the friends of monetary II.
form on the same conditions for president
and wee president. II that can be done
there ~ no question about the success OF
the condii4ons
What men do you think would best
unite the silver forces oil the country
he was asked.
The Two men who appear to command
me confidence of all parties are Henry
NJ Teller and Joseph c. Sbley."
Teller"
Certainly MIR Teller has done re-.
,shtly Wnat the populists did long ngn
ilo mas left his party beoause he believed
MS party was against the country"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-30

Having an oven disposition ne went
through life IN a quic. msnncr, Int he
did rs much. X not iuor'. for his county
and It's county seat than any Other man
that over lived ir Palestine Texas.
Rcforc the wa lie established The rAics-
INC A,Voca;e one VI the seven nrwsra-
prrs nov in ,Ac Statc thai Were published
hero refQrc The w.s4'->ani has conducted t.
"N"r since. except the four years H. l,i d,
res While h. sASuldcred lnu>ke; IN DO
fenSs - Us adoNicS StItr. for nearly half
rratpiS be st ~ his editorial desk OF
stnci rs the "casc." thus el.eyinc tNa
instinct n \ thorough new spaprr man.
He always had excuses Tor ,hr crriu-
aud words Of praise for the deserving. sls
cultivated irteiic,t was above he AVc,ag-
sna yet he hal bN few aspirations Y
was 3 nohle Character. q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-30
TO crRrAIL PREDICTION

Ssnaharn ManIfacturers Advised 20 =
Down MllS.
Atlanta. Ga. June "a special mt
Of the Southern Textile Manuiac's
association for the purpose Of diseu'
oGitailmcnt OF production was heia
this morning. j. II. McAden' preHae
the associnrion. occupied the cna'f'
four members # the association ~.
Attendance AMI the secretary shnN
,taat sixty-seven mills had wrhle@ ~
ing 10 abide by the action OF inc nN'
Thus. by individuals and proS'e.
meeting represented lol mills ~ ~.
thorough discussion Of the suo,ec' w
low ing resolution was anop''.. n
Whereas. As i, is the sense OF IN .',,,n
ern Trx.ile Manufacturers "a
convention assembled at A'lanu ~
Path day Of June, 1885, that the os% psut
lin bus,n.ss tusrlfles an imemdh!e nv
down of all textile mills LOT ~
days. but ., .ort 4
Whercas. Such action would xo.s
rious hardship on the wola ns ,h,ri
era,ivos employed by the m'"''
he II .r,cHc
southern n,i1ls should cirtsil tna' m
Ton during The next ninety days saS.
dc wn at such time and al sua .,,rr aid
will best suit conditions sos
ent mills.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-30

i,74apa Trpia. anA 81 r "a, tsxsa u
pifeiins i9r r+-rssil9n
ies Pr .itet s,e.'erssq,n AZ fanny
May f1r iurg Atar
-fn,'1 EnslaHt 'fsi ifr.e rev
l.lt'e Of NHr--' efe ir preparation ~
mr. popular novelist Ian M4ciaf-l :
'f,- s@'t ana HtN CANE
i-fas wafkla. wsf. ~ slf L5psrl Wat
y H ilaf 9r'i - f1r -dyancf3 axe oi -.
'f l'' 90 hoy 49, 49," A.ogN ~ fhh
l,Hetr,fed London Nous
l~eTa Hr-atst, fr.euas .faie IRA a.s
a. ai'. lf m ri mat fe "a not slfer'ur
from lnfnnTs Tnef De- sr" that fher.
- 20 i'a-',n s.Ay u Should resign tae
u ~. snp ~ inr iiicrsl parry.
isi ih, drhteen ys.,-e 81 I.-o Nllis reisu
q W1rtai aipJn. fHr members ~ NJ
- re1 College hes hf|.u r"rnaFksbl, oac
hur ir-d ena "!r,eH cardinals have Gls,!
in 5at tane 'nnpsn only ~ dled in iar
=. riy-two Htlrs u ne ppnihca,e u i.us
Madame. Of l.oaavn. says Thu rimors
r.sasrias The ippgeacning pasnaRf o.
Ar AStor % Lady I'd 10 - rh- rchi.i
itfr y'Epinias fi44u. ana ~ N ,y soon
!onk for fh. announcement OF nv 1afo
nNea FOR ii4s cerfu,4ly-'
sie eari ~ Mesrorongn, VINO attained
Tile safl yeaf ON THURSDAY june I, is one
%; ,rs three stgyjsors Of tn parliam mt
atseh pa-.4d 'ta- nrr, reform bNi. the
o,hers i'Sng the duke % Sorihumhcrl aud
ana ne earl ~ Mansfield VINO are both
s.is sfn.pr-
N A9dre. WIN taught the French
fiinca imperial hpw 70 swim, and ac-
fArd a.aiih A. fashion able teacher
under tie nInpif'. has 1ilAt d'fi IN great
ppNsgfy. dur. 10 drnk, HE iasr means Of
earning livelihood was 10 shave poo1lcs,
nni NE oen black popflc followed hin, TO
tbs grave
According 70 writer IN the Windsor
hERazirH for June me daughter and only
child or the hereditary Prince Of SAX
MsftAngeu Is tho greatest heires-. Pm
o.ss Feodora Will 81 time become one
OF Tho gr..tes,-if not tho grcltc.t--hnir.
'ss IN EUROPE. and her marriage is al
ready the subject Of anxious considera-
ton.
OF the long Ia, OF phllauthropIsis who
have gwen si.nOn.pn or mare IN the cause
OF higher ciucation n this country only
one himself VA college graduate. The
,,iinsle exception, II Seth Low. Grad
ruA BODY Cornell Cooper. kock'felier.
Rich Pack y. HOPKINS, Clark. DreNell;
Vanderbilt he Pauw. Lick. Stanford aud
me others had not the advantage of col
ieee educarion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-30
RoIEs ANSWERS WHITNEY.
Says il Is NOW Too Late To Discuss the
Silver DusSti ion.

Says il Is Now Too Late TO Discuss the
Silver Question.
Omaha, Neh.. June - The Bee viii to-
morrow publish the following letter from
Ex-Governor Boies replying 10 message
from New York paper concerning the
Nh-tuey declarations:
Mr.. Whitney IS cntrely right in his
conclusion that there is no dispos ton on
the part of those who viii represent the
silver sentiment of the South ana IN,
Yves. II the Chicago convention TO further
discuss Win those whose .deas are dia-
metz c.aiiy opposite 10 their own on The
NJ ; entirely correc, in his conclusion
that IL Is nov too late to accomplish amy
prart al results by discussion of that
throughout the South and West that
discussion has been extended all through
aud the judgment OF an overN h.imng ma
loriiy Of the party in these sections l. evil
deioed 10y the class OF dele gates who nave
aaen Aosen to .,presen, Il at the Chicago
convent on.
AIR Whitney is entirely wrong in as
sHn.uS that free silver democrats are Ior-
sakrg the fundamental principles of dem
ociacy or that what he terms sound
money democrats are defending those
principles in their cndeavor to commit
their party 70 gold monometalism over
and over again the democratic party IN
NAT oldl convention assembled mas put
'eaNil on fecDfu in the clcdFeSf and most
romirchen ;iNc language possible TO ise
IN ihY'r OF hmntalism in favor of the
restoration of srver TO lis place in our
hranciul system standard money.
1t IS useless TO claim that a tender OF
inc god offices OF the party 10 secure an
iltcrnl 'onal agreement for the fro., coin
age Of silver the funlmend of it's
pledges so often made IN this respect,
When Mr. Whitney said the maintenance
Of nrr present gold standard Is essential
10 ne preservation OF our National credit
md redemption Of our public pledges he
.sanf"- a great truth of which h. can not
he isaofant. He knows ,hore : not A
sirglf Obligation If this government ont
standing today that by its terms Is pay-
am" IN gold alone aud knows that right
anon nc face Of the great bulk Of the
bonds Of tho government it IS written. in
SUBSTANCE That they arc payable in coin
OF In" lniiel s'ntoss Of The standard
weight ana ilncness NJ its cons before Al
yer was demonctized aud that. therefore
py tnetr own express terms they arr. nav
hhie In our nresent silver dollars If the
SoNernm"nt elects 10 pay them
u" majority OF tho party threatens no
Pr, ara If those who compose that ma
Jor!iy can avoid II the peopc may bc az
Snrei they vii submit To 10 wrong such
ar the permanent establishment of n sim |
81" gold standard would impose on lha I
this Nation" W