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will march on to certain victory"
(Applause.)
fho committee on resolutions then
reported. Judge French Of Scott
county presented the miHority report
AMI made an impAlsiJued tpeecn IN
iia favor. A stormy scene followed
and Tor half an hour the factions
hOwled themselves h0atse, The ma
jority report was then adopted by &C
olamati0n. In part it is % follows
THE SILVER REsoLu rioS.
Tue Democracy OF Iowa IN conven-
ton assembled, hereby re.aillfms us
allegiance 10 the ume.hon0Ted Demo-
cratic doctrine Of bimetallism, TO tue
usu VI both gold and silver as primary
money, and the coinage VI both ~
ratio without change or limit
We hold 10 tho use Of both gold AMI
silver a. the standard money Of the
county, and 10 the coinage Of both
gold ami silver without DETERMINATION
against either metal or charge for
miutsge.
In tue judgment Of this convention
tho explicit pledge Of tho nstional
Democfauc parry, n inirly ana honor-
able kept, required the c1nbtaut ell irt
every loyal Democrat 10 accom-
/, plish the repeal OF all laws heretofore
ruacied through the fundamentally
Of the Republ can party, which do In
letter anu spirit alike discriminate
agnintt silver and In favor Of god and
tho tuhaiiiution therefore Of tilitma.
tive legislation which shall upon some
terms or other restore silver 10 equal
rights with y Ii In tue minis and colin
age Of the country.
We hereby niiifm a. a deliberate con-
viction Of this convention that tho act
OF 1873, 90 far ~ It dtmOuetized silver
anu established gold as The sluEle unit
VI value,is ilaxrant violation " Ono OF
tue most important provisions Of tho
Constitution ui the United State, n
violation which every political party
ought 10 condemn, aud every good citi-
zun should assist Ia eKLunging from
IuO statutes OF the republic. We there.
i5ro favor tho repeal VI all laws ny
which silver was uumOuoiiZod, and de-
! mand H. unqualified re- torAtion to the
n .ht 81 ifUB AMI unlimited coinage In
tbs minis Of the United states ~ money
OF tunl redemption, at the old ratio VI
lGtol.
Third,we recognize the fact that upon
this question the country has reached a
orisis that can be no longer ova1ed anu
poatp0noJ. We know thst tho .esult
| OF the conflict must be = rBlufn 10 the
money OF the Constitution, Or tue tuu-
stltullou therefor for all Tins 20 come
| Of q standard VI value born ~ British
aristocratic greed that doubles tue puf.
| chasing power Of money, ana IN benali
/ u the toiling millions Of this republic
I We welcome tho conflict aud pledge
! the Democratic party Of Iowa 10 aiuni
/ by the Constitution, TO defend tue
/ right, to beat back with all IT. strength
every aggression OF the money power
/ OF the old aud new world alike, AM 10
/ AID 10 the utmost limit Of its ability Ia
/ restoring to ourselves and our postofity
the sacred heritage Of the financial
syslem bequeathed TO tho American
! people by tue fathers OF tho republic,
| aud which was equally fair and lust u
/ ali citizens, aud Ia this effort We cor
dially invite tho cooperation OF oil
good citizens, without reference 10 po'
| iltical affiliations In the past.
! Another wrAnglo followed a motion
TO approve the choice Of dlattlct eau
cuses for diaitict delegates, but the
motion carried unanimously and the
convention adjourned.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
First, w. II. Stsokhouse, W. II
wherry; second, Max Mayer, +. ~
Goddle; third, J. 3. Murphy, ID. NJ
Filkin,; fourth, n. ID novAn, #. ID
Rayicst; fith, r. r. Bradford, !. NJ
Ferry; sixth, II. &. Taylor, W. A.
Mcintyre; seventh, NJ. II. King, J
>. Cunningham; eighth, b. A. Brew
steT, Charles ThomS; ninth, II. w
Allen, w. II. Well; zenith, u, +. Jor
dsu, q. q. Calico; eleventh, I. +. Muir
ply, &. l.. Soister