New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-18

secured paper currency, either by the Government
ratio and favor single standard of value and that
standard gold.
DELAwARE-May IL.
(Addcks Faction)
| We are opposed to the free and unlimited coinage
silver except by m bceve the
existing standard should be maintained
QIiggns Faction)
| We demand the maintenance of the present gold
ism but until that can be established upon secure
basis we are opposed to the free coinage OF silver
by the United States
FLoRIDA-March L.
rrhe platform makes no mention Of either gold or
silver)
GEORGIA-April %.
The only redemption OF the country from It's pres
,aOm the Of hi s it's
bearer, the adoption of sound money plank IN
the PLATFORM n protective tariff on American insti-
tutions, and protection TO American shipowners.
IDAH0-May 16.
Whereas. The Republican Convention OF 1888 de-
clared in favor of gold and silver as standard money
of the United States. and condemned the action Of
to toe de Hne'v silver RS' and md
Whereas. The Republican National Convention 1o. OF
1892 substantially reiterated the declaration OF 1888.
Whereas The question OF crystallizng into law tho
utterances Of the last two conventions named, ana
of every utterance heretofore made by the Republic
party of this State recently arose In the United
whereas Senators Henry NJ. Teller, Fred T. Du-
Sos Thomas H. Garter Lee Mantle ana d F ran,
form and utterances under conditions known to all
Resolved. That we heartily indorse the action Of
Senator Dubois in joining with his associates named
In the fearless position named In behaf OF me free
coinage OF silver and protection 10 American In
dustry and reciprocity. one and inseparable.
ILLINOIS-Aprl %.
We are opposed. we have ever bcen to any and
S a w tns' T fFe
respect inferior TO the money of the most advanced
use Of silver as currency. but to the extent only,
and under such restrictions. that parity with gold
can be maintained.
INDIANA-May l.
We are firm and emphatc In our demand for
honest money. We believe that our money should
not be inferior to the money of the most enlightened
10 every scheme that threatens to debase or de-
preciate our currency We favor the use Of silver liver
regulate that us parity with gold can be main
unlimited and independent coinage Of silver at
ratio OF 16 10 l.
IOWA-March II.
II the dominant Issue IS to be finance. then no
financial resourcefulness and cohsiructiveness and
soundness. a fact conspicuousiy recognized by the
him to take the portfolio OF the Treasury. in their
respective adminisira'ions He has been fay9rabls,
TO maintain an abundant currency of gold. silver
and paper made lie M AND eg1sl to the the
business Of the Nation a currency equitable and
sa0 from the @ at 70 az ba 20
earners Of the Nation whose thousands OF millions
saynrs aa sny er forms T q, e
the greater creditor class OF the Nation
KANsAs-March 10.
This is not the time the occasion for formulat-
s snd Tssns Da hs S %o asns hes
lievc, only be done wisely and we'll by "A con-
yf views 6 .d ali s es d
gates TO speak FOR them in that convention
KENTUCKY-Apri Is.
We are opposed TO the free and unlimited coinage
in financial ruin The gold dollar is the best dollar
and least liable to fluctuations and for these Iea.
of the great commercial Nations we favor II as the
rahIaIn oney o ne h'Iea i anu .ne
lar, whether Of Silver or paper ''' '''N'
LOUIsIANA-January 90
T'he platform makes no mention OF either gold or
sver)
MAINE-April Is.
He OReed) is opposed 10 the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver except by international agreement
and, until such agreement can be obtained. believes
the present gold standard should he maintained.
MARYLAND-April ..
We believe IN the gold standard upon which 70
base our circulating medium, and are opposed TO
national agreement OF the important commercial
countries OF the world shall give silver a larger
MASSACHUSETTS II.
We are entirely opposed TO the free and unlimited
gold standard except by inierna , asrssment
legation redeemable In coin must b. paid IN gold.
MIcHIGAN-May :
CThe convention adopted the financial plank OF the
Minneapolis platform OF lso2)
MINNESOTA March q
We favor the usc OF both gold and silver 20 the
tion at the parity In purchasing ard debt paying
res a ne fYsea IN ri Of
silver. for the manifest reasons that II would de-
OF currency by forcing gold out OF circulation and
Immediately place us on a silver basis
MIssIssIPPI-March !
he platform indorses the National platform OF s9:
MIssoURI-May L.
%e are os m 9d s ha our %r sney sso nj
ened Nations Of the earth. Wc unalterably OPP
Or debase our currency We favor The use Of silver
as currency but TO the extent only and under such
regulations that ITS parity with the presen, gold
standard can be maintained and, In consequence.
pendent coinage OF silver AT 10 TO J.
MoNTANA-May IL
We relteratc our faith in and devotion to the
great Republican principles OF bimcalllsm, protec
Ing Of bme'aiism the free and unlimited coinage
OF both gold and silver at he ratio Of Is 10 inde
unrepublican and unstatesmanlike the unconditional
repeal OF the Sherman law
NEBRASKA-April IS.
We pledge ourselves In advance TO the platform
of the forthcoming Republican National Convention,
believing that II will declare against the free add
unlimited coinage Of silver.
NEVADA-May 9.
The platform favors the restoration OF the cur
rency 10 the basis existing prior to 1878, with the
free and unlimited coinage Of silver at the ratio Of
IL TO l.
w-HAMPsHIRE-Marc 81.
We demand the enactment OF currency laws that
will provide circulating medium In gold, silver and
paper, which Will always be interchangeable at It's
face value because each and every dollar OF II Is OF