The state herald., 1898-09-16

al meeting ol the stale Central com
mittee OF the silver republican party OF
Colorado, held IN the city OF Denver ou
the 10, day OF June, A. d. 1898, said com
mittee appointed sub.committee oil
aeyen Of IFS ucmbora to meet with like
committees from the democratic and
populist parties in au endeayor to arrive
Mt cooperation with sand PARTED in The
coming fnll campaign Similar commit
toes were shortly aitsrward appointed by
the state committees OF the democratic
nnd popuhst parties On Saturday, the
lG day OF June, tho three sub commit
tees met in tine city OF Denverand agreed
rs the first step toward cooperation to
call The state conventions Of their re.
speotive parties TO meet at Colo-ado
Springs on Sept 8.
Sid committees also unanimously a
dopted the following resolutions:
"Besolyed By the joint committees Of
the democratic, peoples and silver re-
pubhcan parties, in conference assem-
bled;.
That we affirm the desirahAily of a
thorough union between the silver par
ties OF the state OF Colorado. in accord-
auco with and upon tho lines proposed
by tho chnirmen of our respective IN.
tional organizations, in their addresses
issued IN February lust, and that we con
gra.uiaio the silver forces of the nation
;aat tho good work outlined and suggest
ed ia those addresses las already borne
lruit in many Hioto7 Of The Onion.
We pledee oar ilj.wdesi faith one to
the other, and onr raspeciire party com
mittles each to eacb, ths. vo win, indi-
giduaIly mud collectively, use an honor,-
ble aeana TO bring about the result do
sired by the heads OF our several organ.
izBtious
We are, sovaralIy and collectively, OF
the opinion that tho question OF free
coinage q. silver is'lhe paramount issue
in The politics Of this notion, that there
can be no compr1u,i7c bctween tho udvo-
Gates OF this bsueGcont oluueo i1 our
monetary system aud thusa who support
or favor the gold standard, and that
there should DO no division among those
who labor 10 bring to our people tha
great bles-inrs which will follow thosur.
cossful issHe Of tho struggle in which
our forces are nll engaged
The question oi which party aud what
indiyiiual should hold any parHrular of-
fee is triyialand innigniilcant while the
right oI our oiiiirns 20 freely cnjoy tbe
irmt1 ot their own labor aud toll is de-
med, and uo will not lct dilcrcucaB %
to ntn.essontiala dly.ee us when we are
united uuon the essentials of our c1un-
try's welfare.
We believe .hat thcrc should ho n fu-
sion. union nud cooperation OF the par.
ties which we repro7rnL IN support o.,
joia. atIte, CougFa aaioasl and legult,we
tickets, TO the eud that the views enter.
tanned by the vas. minority uf tic pco.
pie OF this state should bo truly repre-.
ssnted IN both hon1fa Il congress. ana in
the state government. a1d lha. thcs.
ueus fhouid be autboratiyoly expressed
in O. SINGLE platform to uo promulgated
! by our ra7r5o,iye party conventions.
| Resolved fuffhar, That aH un mnor-
tlat tiop ustha direction r, muklu. el
lg1nYo thu iar Eumr dscin.atione, tby
conventions OF said parties shoad Cd
held at tbo same umr and place. md
that tie yisva OF tho mljaut, % Tho ar-
samb.oi c9mmnteos Gs 10 tho p-1poi
time and place ior holding said conysa
| u1ua should De decisive and sec. p.o.
/ by Hll th0no o'mmi,to68 Colt further
Resolved, That $50 plodan our b.at Cd
forts aa individuals, committed aud par
. ty officials 70 effect u faaion OF our rel
peaiye pEriie on log.dIstye and otheI
cfaddutes, iu order that ws uny Pre- on.
nfa,la front ia lho support of atsts.eap
Frumonul, lceiabtiye unl couatyual5i,
ir tho coming e.ccu0a.'