The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-18

EDITOR DIbVEh OTATE:--h00wln2
how we'll and faithfully you have ever
advocated the cause of the miner L think
it will please you to know that the re-
uuion GU the 18th inst. was a grand
success. Fully
TWO THOUSAND SONS OF TOLL,
Half the strength of tho Union,
marched through the streets united
and determined to uphold honest labor
against the encroachnents of OPP
pressive capital. TIE Uulon has many
enemies, harmless 30 long AS united
front presents itself to the oppressor !;
victorious 50 soon as disunion enters
its ranks. Tue good hard sense of
the designs of those who are its
enemies, and smile at all such fruitless
attempts. knowing how strong the in.
terests are that bind them together as
one. He will be desperate man who
first inaugurates system of oppression
against the miaer. and Que who risks
his all on the turn of card is apt to
lose. The miners demaad fair wages,
for honest labor. and taking into con-
sideration the risks run ia the lower
levels of the Comstock, four dollars IS
not one cent too much for days
work. We will have no reduction,
sm convinced. The taskmasters would
have trouble to ever dream of it.
THE MINING INTEREsTs
Are at standstilI. Tue manipulators
are III the secret. which. when it suits
their losdiy consequence. will unfold it.
self. Silver Hill has gone and done it
-knocked off all men bat -four on @
shift. Assessment after assessment
aud no return. The people are tired
OF this bleeding process, and demand
new deal or no more money to supply
fat places FOR San Francisco swells to
the exclusion of competent miners. who
have helped to make the Comstock
what it has been.
THE ENTERPRISE
Is not pleased because We believe Ne.
vada will send Democratic Senator to
Washington next year, and we still la.
ment being compelled to reiterate our
former statement, and at the same time
, , most humbsy begging the pardon of the
distinguished Republican for SO trea-
sonabie an assertion.
WHO ARE WE TO SEND TO THE sENATE2
j. p. Jones? What has he done
during his six years of official servitude2
Simply nothing. when you come to
analyze his career. Was he the author
OF the silver bill proper Permit me
to say that he vas not. The bill, wes
conceived in and passed by a, Demo.
cratic House, in. the interest of the
poor man. 1t was sent to the great
champion of silver in the Senate, and
what became of it? 1t was returned to
the House by this great silver advocate
50 altered that Bland. did not knew it,
aud voted tor it under protest. The
bankers knew their mau, aud selected
Jones. and so they gained the day~and
the poor man suffers, and yet they ask
US to return this mantpulator of an
honest measure. and In the interest of
the poor man. to- the Senate. Nevada
will not do it. Jones has run his muck.
We will send Democrat. who acting
with his party in the house, win vote
to pass the original bill as introduced
by Bland of Missouri and Nevada, in
1879.
THE REPUBLICAN, STATE CENTRAL. COM
Met to-day aud played it's piece. The
to the disgust of those who endeavored
to secure the meeting CT the convention
10 this part of the State. War was de.
clared 80 LEARN, against the Great
East by the big guns over here, and,
bloody will be the battle. Poor Dag
gett, poorer Batterman, poorest Ho-
bart All gone to sleep 10 their little,
beds.