The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-11

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WASHINGTON, Nov. lo.--senator Chandler OF
New Hampshire has written . letter 10 the
Washington Post admonishing the Republican
party that IL is its duty and its only method Of
salvation to renew its declaration for bimetal-
lisn. and fight for II until It 10 secured. This 10
tho third letter Of Mr.. Chandler on this subject,
the others having been written on Aug. ~
and 20. In the letter published to-day the
Senator says that the lesson OF the recent cleo
tons 10 that II the Republican party pernia-
nently acouiescos In "the existing gold stend.
ard and gives up the struggle for bimetal-
lism that party will DO defeated In the
ConRressional elections OF 1898 and In the
Presidential election OF 1900. The silver
monometsllists will thcn take possession OF all
branches OF the national Government and a
free-coinago bill, with silver mado the tender
for all debts, public and private, domestic and
foreign, will pass both houses OF Congress and
be signed by President Bryan"
He predicts that Tammany Hall will unite
with the National Democracy in the demand for
free silver coinage, and thinks that IL 10 nos
within the bounds OF possibility that what he
calls "the rural Republican bimetallists" will
give votes enough upon q single gold
standard platform to place the State
of New York back in the Republican
column. The Senator is OF the opinion that IL
tSs" advocacy asseyU OF sola p nRs RepnS ItS s' party ~ Will Il
iiofed By solid south and almost solid WI,eai.
Mckinley was elected. Mr.. Chandler says, be-
cause his platform and his previous utterances
promised efforts to secure bimetallism, and that
the Republicans lost control Of the United States
senate senate, because those promises were or eyidnntiy In I
can voters. There 10 no course open to the Repub-
lican party now, the Senator says. but Ito bring
Hemisphere and to unite them in one great ire
sistiblc demand for the money, Of the ages.
/ tionaliy and reverentiy called silver and gold,
Joined together at u liked ratio as tho basis OF
al paper money and credits. and as tho worlds
the Wolcott Monetary Commission to enlist the
resistance Of ENGLAND TO bring about inferno.
preston to the belief that the negative decision
If r Lora Salisbury ia : S1yo is tb ssntEHt nSi:n and vii, thH s. t RiEi,
il agreeing to the proposals Of the United
who were never heartfelt in their devotion
tteem rSsySi refusal q" Of the s,G English Gsh" G%oSornment
He. pays a glowing tribute to the ability
and enthusiasm with which Senator Wolcoti
performed his work in Europe. and says thai
work was worth much more than all 1t has cost
the senator and the United States Government
Chandler says, for the british Frontier is. toe
shrewd a statesman 10 xiii the goose that lay.
the golden egg.
In conclusion the Senator says that the people
of the whole western hemisphere, by immense
majorities. are in IA vor OF the reInonetization o.
silver. and that they need only to be aroused
United States. A ~Pan.American remoneti
cation Congress may be held. he says
and q united request of oil tho Govern
ments Of North and South America may be pre-
sented to the American powers. II 1t Is 1t will
be headed BY England and China, and the people
OF India will Join In the request. For himself
Mr.. Chandler says he 10 willing to be guided by
the advice Of his colleague, Mr.. Wolcott, aftel
h. S shHlI haze aye formally lyy presented sn.e;a to .,v presiden'