Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-25

| SENATOR JONES speech was the ab!est
and most effective yet made. NO
man has devoted more time to the study
of the silver question and no one
| belonging to either school OF polltlcal
| economy is more familiar with the litera-
| ture of the subject. Mr.. Jones
speech to-day was effective, because 1t
dealt with only a few of the questions
! that have been raised and seemed
to exhaust them both in argument and
| illustration Dispatch from u. L. White.
Washington Correspondent Nea0 York
Tribune lgold 0rgan).
SENATOR JONES has advertised from his
curule chair the products of the Nevada
mines. He or his scrivener has
seized on the exaggeratiOns and vehemence
of the gold and resumption men to turn
their position just as Lee fell on Sickles'
| advanced and unsupported position at
| Gettysburg. r Mr.. Jones appears
as the advocate of silver reconciliation;
as the supporter Of the OLD legislation, and
adherence to the legal status of our con-
tracts when they were made.-Phit0det-
| phln Press editorial (StngIe Standard.
! The speech received the close attention
of the Senate, and is considered one of
the most able delivered in favor of silver
reconciliation. Members gathered around
him 10 tender their congratulations, with
out regard to their own private views on
the silver question Washington Dis
putch to Boston Heraid, February IA,
1878. (ADti-remonetization.)
WE have not the time or space to point
out the various proofs presented by Mr..
Jones of the correctness of his view, but
his facts and figures seem TO be derived
from the highest sources, and we again
refer the reader, who is sincerely DESTROYS
Of correctly understanding this question,
to his admirable speech Washington
Jnj0H edit0ri0t (nentrdO.
SENATOR JONES of Nevada made a two
hours-fair stand-up fight in favor of the
RECOMMENDATION of silver. and he dealt
some heavy blows, striking out fair from
the shoulder, but always hitting above the
belt, at the opponents of the measure.--
Boston J0U1W0i dispatch (anti-SiLveTl.
SENATOR JONES made the best speech
yesterday that could be made for the
Bland bill, which is, indeed, saying little
for it; the ability he displayed was worthy
of better cause. He has the advantage
of having studied the subject for several
years. -T11b1tnc Editorial.
TIL Cincinnati Commercial. in August,
1876, declares that Senator Jones is the
worthy to be named with Hamilton and
Webster as a man Of financial learning
and understanding.
As PIECE of composition the speech
was the best delivered on the silver ques-
ton, and the Senators, almost without eX-
ception. listened TO every word of it, while
soma o. them joined in the applause that
followed Washington dispatch, ibid.
IT was confessedly very strong pres
entation of the argument in favor of re-
monetiz4tion and was forcible and inter
esting. - B0StOn Adre1tiSeT dispatch,
February IA, SIS, (antt-S1luer).
Mr.. JONES SPEECH was very effective.
one of the strongest arguments for silver
that has yet been presented.-N. Y. Com
-1dre1tiser Editorial (anti-
ver). The speech upon the Silver bill.
SENATOR JONES speech on the Silver bill
to-day ia regar ded as the ablest that hiss
been made on that subject Wushin9t0r
7jSp0tch. February IA, 1878, Inter
Oceu1t (dOubIe-Stondard).
SENATOR JONES speech on the silve.
question proved to be a most able and in
.eresting presentment of the case.-Ch.-
ago Tr7blNe editOriuy. February Is,
1878 (dittO).
SENATOR JONES made an able speech on
he mistaken side of the silver question:
n. !. Efc,ti1,g Post Single Standards