The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

DEMOCRATIC 'llllss
Sound T,s Money !, Just r,,.s,,,.
Economy. Hoaest,. ~ NJ" "
INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY sins
Mr. o EARL Declared 70, NJ.
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club tonight to NEE, ss :. we Mug,
a nhs occasion of the gath.r,s a'l css
oeption rendered by the clnh = ulh
'ary OF the treasury. Tbs ~. y u IA.
and C., uon ,la in both polits. .
local politics. W saa
The club house was ~.
aS Nj. ~ r nonor Of the occasion "a
entaraS Sa.Lisie was loudly cbs,..
Sart me crowded hallwaS
man ms ,i'' ~, received by Edward III
nan OF me house COMMITTEE ot ~
u ua', MN TO the parlors. whs w
erick r. Co suHsJs' assisted BAN. N
se AieHr the reception b,uou.,
60 eu III the dining hall, al ~
SION OF which Mr.. Coudert IN sS, s -
me Guest OF the evening, s,Is.
a.atesnlaii we have with Us tos;..
w w.. wy OF our respect and conss,s.
nj oaIilsie proudest title { NJ.
nvirasVsue. II is the schoolus.,s.
ruivs tIe weird and the great M !,
noilored guest tonight is that n NJ
master OF the Nation In sound ,ss,s..
w men secretary Carlisle arpss !.
urcss me dSsemblage he was r,et,,'
louq applause. After thanking ibe ri
~ host ltaiily and for the cofalal =,
tion 1t mad extended 10 him, hsssss.
wanted TO be here tonhghi bas.i,.
knew that your halls would h ,A,4s,
ana your tables surrounded mainly l. !,
lashloned democrats who have 9
repudiated-.and | am sure new,
repudlate--the principles Of ,htlr NJ
SOUND neney, Just taxation, eccnsr,
me expenditure OF the public crss|
honesty ana fidelity In the discn5.1
otiiclal duty and the preservaiica 4 b
dividual liberty and the rights b, Nh
These are old-fashioned democrats N
trines, 1t Is true, but they Etn n
enough for our fathers and they Il, n
enough for us-or, they are for ne n
fortunately many distinguished nersJ
OF our party do not agree with va
all these subjects, and we are r,sJ
approaching the time when OUT ess1
ences OF opinion must be finally se.,.l n
the majority.
But there is one position upon Nd
there is serious difference Of esrd
among our democratic friends, NM
most important one. for Il invoyH !, 2
judgment. not only the credit ani ~
Of the country, but the good fat n
material welfare Of all our pexe 4
can not be discussed here, but ouy 81
ed. If there was any economic p0l5 |:
which the democratic PARTY adhere -
more tenacity than to any Other IL 4
old days, II was that the currency Z
by the people in the transaction q ID
business should be on sound and I'd
basis. that all notes Issued By VI
should be redeemahle in specie |. n
mand at par value, and that no.hi1 (
specie should he made the legal ia
for the payment OF debts. Nov, |, in
posed TO condemn this polcy-at I'D !
far as II relate. 70 tn, maintenance n
sound and stable cur, ency-by au,ssl
ing the free coinage of silver at Il
which shall make the legal tender I'D
dollar worth about half as much Il
legal tender pold dollar In othe- VA
il is nronosed that instead Of eontt,l
the monetary system based on n
standard where II WAS placed BY n
cratic lepislation durtnc me sdrs,rv}
zion Of Andreu, IacL A,n and whers
practically heen ever since II Ssl
shoneed n, ~ confarr, "a ,bs ming,
svstn,, of ,,hira so sn,,th a,r W. ~
small ccn+,.ni S,,arinsr nnurtrss
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