New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
SITTER MANIFESTO ISSUED.
PUT FORTH BY BOLTING REPUBLICANS
IN MINNESOTA.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DAY CONGRESSMAN
TowNE AND OTHERS OF LOCAL PHoMi-
NENcE AMONG THE sIGNERs-TEXT

| EUTENANT-GOvERNOR DAY, CONGRESSMAN
rowNE AND OTHERS OF LOCAL PROM
SENcE AMONG THE sIGNERs-TExT
OF THE DOCUMENT.
81. Paul Mimi. July 1.-The mos; sensational man
ifesto in Mlnnesota's history was that issurd '"'s
afternoon by the silver Republicans who refuse 10
snnnort Mckinley for President. Clough FOR Cover
nor or any Of the Republican candidates for Con-
gress The prominence Of the men signing IL at
tracts widespread attention to It, Among the NUM-
Der are Lieutenant Governor F. A. Day congress-
man Charles A. Towne. ex-Congressman John Limo
and several State Senators. The address Is iSSue'
TO the Republicans of Minnesota. and says
The greatest issue which has arisen In THIS coun
try since the abolition of African slavery now con-
fronts the American people. The common peVp'c
have viewed with increasing alarm inc e'iT Or y Va
foreign money arstocracy TO iasteh upJ, 49,. ~. nast
they turned with the inspiration Of faith TO tne
Republican party for profession h asai he redemp,on
money OF the world that the other hall may P po
chase double the amount OF .ne ppotectoU The
Republican party was born OF the So ,n secure TO-
ITS, It's bo o hss in the ei or nine the just fruits
Of honest labor From the day Of the pary S sah
TN, sae more pronounced than the belief in bimet
alsm 1t has been written IN It's Pat ,ionni c a,r
venton in is It condemned the policy Of the DEN,
ccratc Administration in its efforts TO de'no"e'Ne
In 1882 platform adopted 3 nS at s Mnne al ssnd
1ac'ared I'm favor of bOth Bod anu SHNcl 90 Vi
afs reafrmed its belief I'm bme,asm ana no
,hat tho restoration OF silver as ultimate holss ~
The currency OF the world Is absolutely a nj
fcr business prosperity, proper rde ", 49, Rsnuh-
tho welfare OF the people Near,y wi iSar in
nxnress terms or by implication the shg,e s bnI
Standard James G. Blaine well expresssel ,l,S ..I
sf OF the Republican party when ne h nomntrv
heisva the struggle now going on IN tnis ,ou Ha
and in othe, countries for single s3'r, ,,ster in
would If successful produce w1' w1prlda
The action OF the National Republican on, So
y. 9. Inuis has regulated this run lainc', no
a.. 49, o. ~ our partv The single gold STANDARD ma
been indorsed The Republican parry u, ,p o
and we viii hold seadfastly to the ga ne sn pT'i in
Of gold mcnometa,lsm means prSiponsI. era az
1ensided depre sson. endless ana hO 20 ir.rs
failing prices fer our farmers anu o.' bur work.
rtnt'neuej uncertainty CT employment LOT our fu IN
with essening wages folowlng tns lr, ~
nr,ces OF the products Of ab5r nisco i hsrhr,ntcy
iii enterprises and In the END unlVeiS. hanJss ~
IVA yraviat.on II all money into we 20 mo
money brokers. 1t means inc ov 10y w. Noti,n an
M ision Of the people into the very rich anu Tile
Tiose perubl,cans who bsii"vs III nc VS. ~ s nj
i si,yar as the money OF ultimate payUen' an
their free coinage In our MN >; ,ar,notion
Nit IN silence or speak out boldly IN M
~, ,his noIicv so disastrous to the people WI
ters OF National principle no man can 49, n,
no asked 10 submit TO party dctauon 49, sxn,
D,hn niaces country above party ana whose Ss ,ho
na,bies are with the producers us a s,r - his
money brokers and bondholders owes onIv ne dis
nnnscience and his country which can only De ui
charged by putting forth every eiort IN ms not
that the blight Of the singles stahua'u may NV
he fastened upon this people