The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-03
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with gold to maintain the policy Of gold
recommendation.
Congress alone has the power 20 coin
and issue money, and President Jackson
declared that this power could not be
| delegated 10 corporations or individuals.
We therefore denounce the issuance OF
notes intended 10 circulate as money by
national banks as I'm derogation or the con-
stitution. and we demand that all paper
which is made a legal tender for public
and private debts. or which Is receivable
for duties 20 the United States. shall be IS
sued by the government OF the United
States and shall be redeemable In coin.
I'm support OF these principles we In
wife the cooperation OF all men who love
liberty and hate corruption, oppression and
tyranny"
The antitrust resolution. presented
TO the committee Tuesday night, was
offered by Casper Lowenstein and
adopted as follows;
I'VE hereby declare all trusts and mo-
nopolies hostile and dangerous 10 the peo-
Plies interest. and a standing menace TO
the perpetuity OF our free institutions:
and we demand the vigorous enforcement
OF all antitrust laws and such additional
| legislation as may be necessary for their
immediate and final suppression"
Demand Recognition of Cubn.
L. G. Cole presented the Cuban resolu-
ton that had been offered To the com
mittee Tuesday night and it was adopt
ed as follows:
I'VE demand the Immediate recognition
OF beliigerent rights OF the republic OF
Cuba as an act OF justice to an American
nation struggling for liberty against for
cign oppression. and we denounce and pro-
test against the motion OF Senator Hanna
In voting 10 nullify the memorial presented
Inv IA Ia fqIa I'm
or Ohio In favor OF the Cuban patriots"
Didn't Want "A Place.
Gen. T.. Il. Finley moved 10 take from
the table the reports on giving the sill
yer republicans and the populists each
n representative on the state ticket.
Gen. A. j. Warner addressed the con-
vention at length in favor of such rep
resentation on the state ticket for u
more perfect fusion. A general dis
cussion was precipitated on this ques-
ton amid much confusion. Allen o.
Myers made a sensational speech on the
suicidal policy of recognizing the sill
yer republicans without recognizing
the populists. Daniel Babst, member
of the state committee of the State
League of Silver Republicans, after the
discussion had continued some time.
stated that the silver republicans did
not ask for place on the ticket. The
motion TO take the reports from the
table was then lost.
The ticket as named above was then
nominated. A motion was made to en-
dorse w. j. Bryan for the presidential
nomination in 1900. but under the rul-
ing of the chair there was substitute
for three cheers for Bryan, which were
given with much vigor, after which the
convention, at nine p. m. adjourned
after being in session continuously for
IL hours.
VIII Name Separate Tickets.
The silver republicans held con-
ference at night and expressed great in
dignation. They said il was true they
had announced that they did not want
a place on the state ticket. but the an
nouncement was not made till after
they were told they could not have 1t.
They appointed state committee TO
call a convention to nominate n sep
arate ticket. The populists also an
nounced that they would hold a state
convention and have a separate ticket.
The prohibitionists will have two sep
arate tickets, so that there will be at
least six state tickets In the field.
Nebraska Liberty Party.
Lincoln, Neb., July 1.-The state con-
vention OF the liberty prohibition party
concluded Wednesday. Overtures on
the part OF the regular prohibitionists
for an Endorsement of their candidates
were ignored and Mrs. cara A. Wilson,
OF Lincoln, was nominated for associate
justice of the supreme court and r. c.
Bentley, of Shelton, for regent of the
state university. The platform de-
clares for the utter suppression of the
alcoholic drink traffic, for equal suf-
fragc without regard TO sex. for a re-
form Of the present financial system
by the ultimate adoption of system OF
full legal tender paper money distrib-
uted through government bonds on
equal terms TO all, the supply being
regulated by the demand and ability TO
furnish adequate security.