New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

should he based upon and paid the money having th
value and q the hshes, sS M favor the
use OF silver in our currency TO The extent ohH .S nal
under such regulations that its parity with soa SIN"
Senator Chandler offered the following section of
| the statutes:
hereby declared be ,tl the P s6d and Gf G sv
intrinsic and tdasS IN
rnaonsi by such .' S ,se parity al in
"Se a the coins OF the metals and the ea DS R sS
Of every dollar at All Sna |fs h.r. sSs
he erors OF the Government should be ss "a
@ ' Win al Sps e.Tsr IF
| dollar coined or issued by me me-, un'''u ''''
Ne Approved SRS d November s%S l. 1898
Genera, lanes H. Wilson, of Delaware offered
| the following:
the rod standard favor the T Se s OF %n
silver and money 9p :" surely sIy maintain them
ner,tv with gold and opposed TO the Free uh'
| lied and independent coinage OF silver
| George William Bcllou sent the following teie-
| gram from New-York;
Governor Foraker Republican Headquarters o. ''''''
At conference to-day resolved TO sen 10 y Sgr
following for mosey .dnsd and pepsu@ted
sound the money OF the other great Inc ca
rion ~ those nations or sufcent OF them TO esao
sh and uphold hg ire basis e existing gold standard
should be frmly maintained, that at all tunes hT IN
Se SsHf he sd silver or shall be
equal ana WIN frq such equal currency
values can be as readily preserved they have Deem
under like circumstances in the past
Hon Joseph II. Walker OF Massachusetts eH 3'mr
! man Of the House Committee on Banking ana cur
| rency, suggested the folowing
We hereby pledge the Republican party to the mnin
e its only PRACTICAL form the use Of sCa 1 snS
silver money at parity ana as ,n France and
| in other leading nations -. farmer for
his PRODUCT TO the wage worker for his labor and 10 al
others shall be kept at PARTY WIN nseS 70 the destroy
ing Of bimealllsm and tho establishment OF SIM %
Ing to silver and unlimited conase eSceptihs It 0
done in compliance with international Trtb South
East and West to rally under the nag Of our common
DAYS bay for fair days work to every citizen IN NE
Welfare Of he farmer wage and to all others
az other questions being sSdah e TO respective
| gressional districts throughout the various STATES
Not bv any means the least influential of all we
| received in helping TO the conclusion reacheu
| the following:
New-York. June 1e 1896
The Chairman Republican National Convention o0n'en-
tion Han; ST.. Louis Me- -oo,.s, ,o, 10 submit the
following TO the Committee Resolutions OF your mon
Trsole eonyenGn reners Of both parties was
ganized TO the attitude OF the
from All over the United states justify the league
in making the 10 aS Isl
which politics 6oi are IN favor OF the
sHa s and Is are doubtful majority Of the
S Es.9 Of Th tbe A nnsTsrs sA'e
second-The 81 cent Of the GerInan-American to,
SIs rf x this '' campaign m9dT ''''''' w
Thrd-That they win support only that party which In
of the s0d SS S ana ney
acceptance does not pledge himself 70 sand ny MI oeC
lar ns pa Of the gold standard will
large majority the German votes. regardless OF the
P' For the American Sound Money League
OSWALD oTTENDORFER. JACOB , 4; sC 1Il16
T VII. sHuS HIt1iN"A'' GEORGE F VICTOR
F4S TiS dF6s5E DE- dA 6 TFHHTM
| EIWAf.D FLEiTMAN HERMAN RIDDER
, LOUIS F. DoMMERICH,
II I may be permitted to speak OF my own action.
1 submitted the following
We Tie 0f lsc ana IN er 1n
international agreement We can secure me maintenance
metaism can be thus secured TO maintain the existing
gold standard.
Regarding It as in effect equivalent also
offered the following:
orH D1oted coinage q silver until an International
agreement be secured and pledge ourselves in the
meanwhile to maintain the existing monetary standard
with the silver the full extent that Its parity
be maintained with gold.
go | might
| ali TO the same effect, but have quoted enough
and they sufficiently represent the different sec
lions of the country to show that an wisdom with
respect TO this matter was not confined TO one lone
man in ChicagO but that there was on the con.
trary, a common trend Of overwhelming sentiment
in favor of an unequlvOca declaration against free
coinage OF silver and in favor OF the maintenance
| Of the gold standard. When at one time during
| the deliberations If the committee It reported
that strenuous effort would be made TO omit the
| use Of the word gold" and declare only for
maintenance OF the existing standard" Mr.. Lau,;
| terbach Of New-York. and Senator Lodge OF
Massachusetts, both announced that II the com
| minority report and carry the fight into the con-
! vention Others made similar declara tons but I
[ remember these two particularly because OF their
| earnestness and the weight their declarations car
| ried. 1t not necessary for them, however, TO
| make such a declaration because there was never
| committee subcommittee was concerned This
| was early shown by the result OF poll OF the
in ahe Chicago @ PAPERS Immediately after the COM
mttee was appointed, as follows
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
the sns as e. by S
question as far as . could he sssnF. Standard
| Arkansas-John Mcclure. gold.
CsornaAen r. hemmcn 10 to o.. free coinage
Fescde existing gold standard
Delaware-J f. Addcks; gola
| Georgia.-Not settled Existing standard.
IT. ps Bos S to .1d iF: .,,Dasa
| Iniiana-General Lew Wallace. gold.
/ Kansas. A. svinson.
Kentucky-Leslle coombs. gold.
I;oqsians-H G. Yarmouth. sound money.
| Msrylsnd-James A. Gary gold.
MassachusetsHenry Cabot Lodge existing gold stand
M!chlssn-%srk S. Brews 5,, SOUND
Mississippi-Wesey Crayton.
g. Nifarnsssus souod money