New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19

me h,'i 81 the Intent contained within that
language there has never been dou9s onveution to
revss the party tenets and 70 announce anew 'ne
party purpose The majority OF TINS bs Sav made
official enuncaon Of RepISea rre ,aT be He1 that
With much OF the paacnrs Il cempasses the needs
OF humanity airms the maintenance 81 u 5eclares
one essential principle, not only In direct @ raw IN
ton OF the expression OF party iaitn In i W"
We recognize that in all matters OF mers sbaIi
it is but Just and he.pIu ma ,a n We have chaos
n narties and in government. But as no pronounTe
ment by majortes can change opp1s cannot ob.ige
mino I1i to abandon or dsavow their principles
A. surely a. IL sS Is ged to a}orities IN matter Of
mere method Just so surrey IS IL hecrs2 shall not
same peace and progress that HinoI.''o' '''" '
Weld in matters OF fundamental truth.
BIMETALLIsM SATISFACTORY.
The Republican platform of 1892 affirmed that the
American people from tradition and interest favored
bimetalism and demanded the use OF both go'a ana
silver as standard money. This was accep'ci y! US
as a declaration in behalf OF the Principe upoh
which rests the interes; of every cInnh anu .,e
safety of the United States in such terms me pa
form was then satisfactory 20 the believers IN 81
metallism within our party. Oily DeCiuS ~ Ian d.
oca! construction and evasion has II since peen nr
monstrated to be insufficient The platform UNI "a
adopted in the National Republican Convention a'
The Republican party IS S tSe 'H law pro-
vidng for the RESUMPTION Of specie PAYNE oH1 ~
cola We are unalterably opposed to every me.lSurr
calculated debase our currency or .l'iana , ,snd
"a me free coinage Of silver except by Internal ona
agreement with the leading coml9sr S."i nromote
thn world which we pledge ourselves 70 pipnioT,
and until such an agreement can be oDtaln,ri Ine
existing gold standard must be preservsd All ou,
silver and naper currency now In circulation IhIs.
he maintained al parity with gold. ana We i.ror
all designed to mgntaih INV nv ,o am m,nev
either coin or paper. at the present standard we
standard Of the most enlightened nations 9 '"'
As the declaration Of 1892 has BEEN ~ ma ma
joIy o, the F for our monetary basis and as me
recent trend Of the official power OF he p9tty rs
heen in that direction We can biI: assumT That ihs
money plank OF the new platform, being ,nuch
more favorable TO perpetual gold monomei, al.ism'
will be determinedly used IN behalf of 'hat iie1' -
The Republican party has Won lie nomrF nTc md
by pursuing rs oniV in acod.rce
with the party's history to assume that II i - a.!
come to present authority IN the uhnen H.h.n ~ ~
this tempting platform the osro,'gil snsl, g
standard in our finances rms ,onR con - "a.
country ard finally OF the Na.i,n .;s4li
DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
Tho American people not only favor b.metalllTn
from tradition and interest. but from that wise II
stinct which has always been manifest III III" al
fairs of A people destined for the worlds ie'l'rS"p'
Under the operstlou Of our great demand for adj
vancen1ent We have become to other nations ,it
rreatrs, debtor nation Of The world We iaN ''.
vast charges which every year ac'ImI.''" X -
money Of the world procured BY the asgqSai 9i Cur
commodities in the mar6ets oi IN, r,,ions -
Anv srsiem Of international Nati.nni finance
;Ic{S eicvafes the price 90 human proau.t makes
our burden lighter snd gives promise OF mat lay
Uhon /, shan b. entirely NftaI an' our country
yraoI anancIaiiy as It is politically from ihc don
eystcuo 81 finance witch tends % d'rrr'.aie me
price OF human productions. wh.'h we nus. H''.
abroad but in so far ads TO 10" D.iHrn 4" ser or
Tue Of the producers O.. our dcn'or MARI u 20 10
w.;hou: parallel tina, M, country - any Io.,,.
cal party therein sh"uli d'. ..''''. "
system which enr.ch,s Omen ~ ... ., -..... ~
est instinct ~ eifpre7erva'.on % dcrtnit. ,i4t
ne into SA,". s .n f're ei o. all av.
able gold ana silver and with q our country s."
ME cold stand,ti thc country VIII 60 % N1r-e
dcsiruriion. to continued fai' rT r:.ocs. rniI our
PsoI!ee "os,r eor me- ,ofs'irefs m of;or i-
tons OF ;ao earth. , ,..
nlsr sun hss been the nrubi.ran MN. 20 .,s az.
hcron,s. that name .s nt 30 I'tf as 49,. j..
So ,,, nr,rr,i.s hv vhlh H,f.hil.an.n BIAS up-
| lifted the worli when ~ f,' tn'' A. im, i.fu.s
OF ane W., :, ~, mus
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T.. ,h eventual destruction - aur freedom ari Our
civilization r. thar end the people vii not know
lnrly follow any political party aad We choose
20 take our place in the raau ~ thc great mass
OF ..''H' u. " no. '''''1t 100 49,, .',, 80
humanity w. would y.el. s.ur" ne af-o-l ,'ion-
~ .. our ~. - ~, ' ~ -, r.i
mighty achievement. Bar he peore rs aloud iar
h,,iir v,h ,sc ,a..ing bonn. .ra-,yor ~, longer
brings its iur rc"aii. f'arfIucr- ak" -. pare
OF o9u'hEe' h't 49, ~, ' ,' M ~, -. H..
OF political parties shan ho inverted INTO med uins
81 reiress' IN. cn.., 90, human o., ,i"r3''n mn,
| In other ages
Accepting me nat 81 ne convention as ~" it's-
Conven,Ion 90 return 10 our cons:iiucn;s ,ac az.
we have batter dsrharrcd ihcir ,ris hy his ar.ln
watch restores 70 them authority unsuiiiei. than