Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-28

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there blu.hed with shame and Mr.
knott was under a cloxd for the
rest OF the session. All the pledge
breakers, all who vast to be nistAk-
en- for foreign poodles have Joined
the banner Of Cleveland the poo,
mans friend" and Curtis has gone
because he couldn tpublish Blaine Z
book and Henry Ward Beechsr,
who said bread and water wa good
enough for a poor ma an In glad
We are rid Of these fellows.
Its now getting rather late
(voices, Go OF! 20 on!')
| Ir. Cassi:;y tells us that
the Republican party has
| never acquired any new territory
except Alaska, and that Louisiana
was acquired by Democrats, and
tia. Democrats tough. IKE Mexican
war
The acquisition Of Louisiana
| w,s made So years before the Re
publican party was born and Gee.
Cassidy blsmes the Republican
party far not doing things which
took place before it saw the light !;
anl this is about as sound az
any Of his arguments j, this cam
. paigu Daughter aud applause.)
Mr.. Cassidy charges the Repub-
lican party with giving away the
public domain to railroads and vet
Hendricks the nominee for Vice
President spoke il the Senate in
fav.r Of dosa n A.000.00N s"r">
Of LAID 10 the Northern Pacific.
The Democrats cave away millions
Of acres, and the other night Col.
; Ellis sontradieted M. Cassidy's
sta temsRt.
When a candidate for the u. 8.
Senate disaerses with the Cor
| xrsssional nominee Of his own
party IN such an issae how can
We answer. Tit surveys Of the u.
P. and the c. p. we're made in
| Piercs's administration and while
| the Republicans we're making land
grants no Democrat objected in
Congress and their pres did ret
object.
| Not ore Denscrat in the, Lower
House ever introduced . bill in
favor Of the silver interests at this
coast. VI have had the Bland
bill quoted, but N. P. Banks drew
it up, Ill Bland ever did With that
bill was to lake it from the CON-
mittes room and lay it on the
Speakers desk. It Was then called
tho Bland bill, and that bill has
kept him in ConErsss ever since
and may some day land him in the
Presidential chair Qaughter.)
Seven times the Democrats tried
to repeal the Resumption Act and
had their been . Democratic Presi'
dent in the chair they would have
succeeded.
| Cassidy tells you that Blaine
and Logan are enemies Of silver
but lock At the Congressional
Record Of 1876, John A Logan
made a rousing speech for the sill
YER bill and Blaine spoke for it
in one of the most remarkable
srseches that ever fell from human
lips, he differed from Jones Only il
maintaining more grains in = dol
lar than Jones (appisuse.)
| Show me one single Democrat
from this coast who ever intro
duced an anti-Chinsse bill I'll
the bills Of that description cane
from Republican Representatives
(spplause.)
! And Who made the Ereates'
anti Chinese speech ever made II
Congress, = sp ech that slectrl
trifed the nation aud gave hin
al. the delegates Of TINS coast
1t was James u. Blaine Cheers.
! Now l Will reply 10 Cassidy
eu.oxlum Of himself. He clslm'
t. nave introduced \ Dlli lMprVv
lug the COLORADO river, anu YET
the Congressional Ac~o4u shows
that Wneu Tie piOpriAsiOA bli
Was lutruA ucGu A.u .nE 4u1stiOs
was brought W no saiu tAsG tAei'
wAsh. stream III Lne SLALy LAA
a COY Otc cUuiun ! jump over. Az
tei.s you LuAG he p..seu M ap
UiOpiiALlUn Vlil leCAA.ursluS clCl
x.as oi INevauA Tor her lnulSI
war i..ses, uut the records shUv
| n.u..l,.y s.t i.nt. = Ind