Show AGAINST FREE COINAGE A Rumor That the President Would Sign Such a Measure IHniod NEW YORK Nov 6Special telegram to TOE HERALD Tha attention of National Committeeman Wallace of the state of Washington was called tonight to the report from Denver Colo to the effect that President Harrison had written a letter agreeing to sign B free coinage bill if nasaed by Congress Mr Wallace characterizes charac-terizes the report as an eleventh hour campaign cam-paign lie which was contradicted by every public expression and act of President Harrison and had recently been emphatically emphati-cally denied by his official political mouthpiece mouth-piece Mr Carter chairman of the Republican Repub-lican National committee Mr Wallace added I there wore any t 12 such evidence in existence tho Republicans would surely have prod cedit With their failure to do this it itself demonstrotcs the tho falsity of the story which they are circulating cir-culating in their desperation ss their last resort to save tho state The Republican managers have been driven to the use of this falsehood as a lest resort by the reports re-ports which they are receiving that Weaver will carry 1 majority of the states west of the Missouri river |