The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-01-14

executive committee appointed by this con.
vention. The executive committee shail
have power TO ill vacancies in the COM
mission they may occur.
Art. 2. The first meeting tf the commits
sion shall be held at time and place 10
be designated by the executive committee
OF this convention in a call TO De issued
therefor and. at such meeting the commits
sion shall orgarize, by the election CT such
officers and the adoption of such rules ana
bylaws for its own government as may 5e
agreed by a majority of it's members: and
thereafter Ii shall be governed by such
rules and bylaws subject TO these articles.
Art. 8. All rules and bylaws OF the COM
mission and all its proceedings snail be
directed towards the accomplishment OF the
objects of its creation. which Is TO make a
thorough investigation Of the monetary az
fairs and needs OF this country, I'm all re-
lations and aspects. and 10 make appro-
pirate suggestions as TO any evils found TO
exist. and the remedies therefor; and no
limit is placed upon the scope OF such In
uuiry or the manner of conducting the
same. excepting only that the expenses
thereof shall. not exceed the sums set apart
for such purpose by the executive commit
tee.
Art. 4. The executive committee OF this
convention shall use so much OF the volun-
tary contributions made to il as may be
available for that purpose, 10 deirdy all
necessary expenses of the commission. and
shall notify the commission from time Ia
time of the amount so available, Ia order
that II may regulate It's expenditures ac-
cordingly, and no liability shall attach 10
said committee. or to this convention be-
yond the amount so notified.
Art. 5. When the labors Of this COM
mission have been completed as far as
practicable. the executive committee, II II
deems il advisable, shall issue a call 10
bring this convention together again at n
time and place designated In SUCH call; ana
at the meeting so convened, the commission
shall make report OF its doings and sug-
Gestions in such manner and form as II
shall deem best adapted 10 present the
same to this convention and its members
for action; and IL legislation IS deemed ad-
visable shall accompany such report with
"a draft of such bill or bills providing for
such legislation.
Resolved. That all resolutions and com
munications as to methods OF currency re-
form which have been presented 10 tnls
convention be referred to such commission
when formed.
Hugh IL. Hanna. chairman of the execu-
tive committed who has done more. per
haps, than any other one man TO make
the monetary convention a success, was
seen last night by a Journal reporter
Mr. Hanna had houseful or company
from whom he was unwilling 10 absent
himself long enough to be interviewed al
any length. He expressed hlmsen as en-
tirely satisfied with the result OF the con.
yention but refused to go into details. SalC
he:
You may say that the result of the con
yention has eQualed my utmost desires IL
has accomplished more in the snort period
of its session than anyone could nave
hoped L think its greatest influence VII
come from the character of the men VINO
made up the body. 1t was remarkaolt
gathering of men representing the pes
business interests of the country, ana 1t
not think ii too much 10 say mat no sucl
any city. L think we are All ehtiiSiS S''A9
fed