The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
SOUND MONEY CAMPAIGN.
Secretary Carlisle Discussed 1t With
New York Business Men.
uNSEATING TO BEGIN IN KENTUCKY.
Republicans in the House and Demo-
Gratis In the senate Preparing
For "a Move.

New York February 2i.--The confer
ence between Secretary Carlisle and the
members of the sound currency commit
tee OF the chamber of commerce was held
at the Fifth Avenue hotel at 4 o'clock
this evening Besides the secretary there
We're presen; lsador Strauss Louis Wind
muller President c. G. Williams of the
Chemical National bank, President John
y. Townsend Of the Bowery Savings
bank, Charles Stuart Smith. Gustav Il.
Schwab, Henry Hentz, j. Kennedy Todd
aud Henry w. Cannon of the Chase Ma
tional bank The gentlemen mentioned
were IN Secretary Cariisle's private room
FOR upward Of an hour and a half. When
they left Gustav n. Schwdb said that the
time had been devoted to a general ex-
change OF views concerning the fnan-.
cinl situation and the best methods of
carrying on IN sound money campaign.
MIR. SchWab added that the only defi-
mite outcoma Of the occurrence was that
IL was decided to call special meeting
OF the sound money committee to be held
at $50 Weuu sday.
lsador Strauss said: at is mistake TO
attribute 50 much Importance to TINS
meeting AS some seem inclined to. All
II amounts TO IS that we were informed
that the secretary would be pleased to
meet us for am int rchdnge OF views.
only the members of The chambers
sound money committee We're invited ana
the tnlN was all purely general. 1t is "a
matter that you can not formulate in an
afternoon. But everything related TO de
Gliding upon the best plan for forwarding
the sound money cause. +. of course can
rot say what was suggested Opinions
uttered Is 10 the methods to be followed,
n"l I'D NE future We are to formulate ono
general plan of action"
Henry Hcntz, chairman OF the financial
c.nl 'l' f-H' chamber OF commerce. SAID:
re- '.,''' 81 ne conference was 10
t.sei- tAc best means to Peep the golt
.tseiyc intact. 20 receive suggestions re-
earning roicN 90 restore business con
1neure, and also tn talk over the SILVER
4btrilon Further than that can say
FROM other Sources It was learned that
'iH"S on me money outlook were inter-
NH4i god Secretary CARLISLE inquired u fin
u,neh interest as In prospective IN ,m"rts
1i.-',s ,ys re W. W. told that Ii" heavy ship
SeciN'ary. Carlisle IN short talk sail
WA ne believed mat both political parties
would adopt sound money rIanlts in ihni,,
ulsiforms; he was confident that uis
course would BE- followed bv The dom
re sali that representations from
1I sections indicate that tho movement
lor sound money was gaining IN luI lar
The late popular loan. he added. was
me evidence Of confidence. cola had /
as was shown Ivy the offsr If cold coined |
A. alton Ga mint long since ahan- |
with good crops for the coming snqso, I
and n strong united movement for sound /
currency business prosperity y auld &c as
Secretary Carlisle was the eue-t Of !, ror
at dinner given by 9. G. 3aliwin M me- |
Metropolitan club tonight Covers for /
thirty We're leid IN private dining room |
ovetiiooktng Erin avenue. Among me |
were J. p. Morgan. Fred y Tnnpen BGrrv .
belmont Dr.. VIM Polk Jane. r Wood /