The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10
To Report 20, 900 Majority for Free
Silver 10 Nebraska.
ARKANSAS AND MISSOURI SAME WAY,
Yet sound Money Leagues "ResO1ve,
That BimetaIlism Is DeaN' AS
World Possibility.

| freSiuent george Il. leighton, 81. LOUIS
General Secretary E. V. Smalley, Henry
Willard, Gustav II. Schwab. j. Kennedy
Ted, H. p. Robinson, Edwin b. Smith. j
Rowan, NJ. E. Ingalls, j. w. Norwood, w
c. Cornwall and Treasurer A. b. Hepburn
General Secretary smalley, in his report
of the work of the league, said there was
lodged 10 its credit in bank in Chicago a
| balance of $1,000 over and above all ex-
penditures.
treasurer Hepburn reported that the
total amount in bank up to the present to
the credit of the league was si43i. A dona
tlon OF $500 to the Indianapolis monetary
league was granted.
ssefe.a AIRY Smalley read a communication
received from NJ. C. George, vice pr 81 :
| dent Tor oregon, who wrote that he was
with the league in all the great questions
relative to the currency and realized the
necessity Tor aggressive work. As to the
state, In many places the league would find
II honeycombed with financial ignorance
and error On motion of Mr.. ingalls, of Gin
cinnati It was voted to appropriate $1,000
10 aid Mr.. George in Oregon.
D. howen Of Baltimore reported that
thlngs were satisfactory in his territory.
D. SteTling Morton, vice president of the
league for Nebraska, wrote: MIR. BRYAN
ana his disciples are actively engaged in
propagation Of money fallacies They have
united in one conglomeration all the FAM
atios. bigots and ,dinta a.. "a, a. lhs iau-
| purpose OF unfolding the free coinave ~
silver at ratio of 10 to l. 1t is very pain
Iul 10 observe that this aggregatiEn nav
quite possibly mali W" EI Ivy
at 'he coming election for candidates who
represent all that IS inimical and discs
o,ous 70 agriculture, and, in fact, to sound
government everywhere"
Judge William Reese vico nro-;so,4 %
the league for Arkansas uro.a. .sata W
no change in this State. There is an nv r.
whelming majority for free silver and
Organism in every congressional dis,.;o. :,
Charles II. Libbin. vice mr., sidont snr
the league for Maine. wrote In ns,.f. ..so
far as Maine is concerned | do nor tbinl,
the silver question will he an issro i, ,hN
congressional campaign next wear, @"'
:, James L.. Blair Of st. Louis wrote. "On
the whole. | can not ssv that 7 co,
couraged over the situation in Mtssorr en-
fully recognize that the streneth ~ tha
silver democracy in this State Ia yboIio
que to lack Of education on tho suhieo+ ans
see no means at hand whereby thew can
ne sufficiently Informed before the new
election to materially reduce their nn,n,
psrs.
:, IMAM Z. Cornwall OF Buffalo reported
t tt,'' as par as he could ascertain. both in
St ta eastern and in the western part of the
i, A.. 'iie Tree silver sentiment was actual
uylng out.
louis r. Enrich of Colorado Springs re-
bv,n .nat nothing but better times can
y, my aoout change in free silver senti.
..r,, III colorado.
so,a ohiy thing to affect the West" he
$40. Deter times and | would now
and .nat the league come out boldly
fo nccIni. .,ie president or the United States
basIs 81 ~ ene soiu standard as the money
President Ieish
expedlent fo, ~ n'1 w. thought 1t highly In
ON this polnt NJ "a, ue 10 commit itself
M n Jnan ~ lhe present time.
ronar. :" ihsails said; "The result of the
the Sou,h nt;,, 9n SHOWS conclusvely that
mocracv ~ asdln drllt back TO the de-,
Continnina silver eRI
cumming he said that "the great dan
banking hnsi,,oa. uency 10 drift into new
trv will No S,.n,,ss, Jaw which to the coun,
), oh holioh OF H. 2. Robinson Of Cb;oa.o
pointed To receive az, d committee be APP,
Of tho n, .eeelse ana consider the report
mad 'uo'iry commission when it ia |
tive cora NM ~ can meeting of the execu ,
sarv tbnt ao,;o II Is considered neces-1l
oe taken thereon. ThaI
Mr. Leiehton os Louis K. Enrich, |
schwab and lv,i I,e,ere'ary smalley,, g. H.
ponted 70 n m'niam Z. Cornwall, was APP
national hi pnepare q declaration on inter-
,imetaliisn, a ~ TO the effect that
,e the sfanda aeau' ana mat gold should |
A reces sNu mas OIL the country.
eloie re-assembling the members of tba
lad statod his mat President Mckinley
N his nov, neeI'ioh OF recommending !
,isabiIitv os niessage to congress the ad- |
nents 81 10 sepa.avins the issue depart
the reasufy from the regular
words. II will Hp sa accounts. In ether
,old rorer,, m"i Ne proposed to hold the
Sreenbacks >, a reaenlption fund for
II was sasa p, s,,a3le'
ton rreeI ss"a u, ti.siuent Mckinley had spo-
,fticiai os ,Sn IN M Monuay with a prominent
his ausst,on e Na''ohai Money league on
When tbe n,n,.
r o'S'Fnah OF one of The
Iress 'e'u the Following ad-
,"rhe exeor,,,
ional Sand uTu' ,ye, committee Of the Ma
IS noer,hars suey leasue in behalf of
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