Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-28
HUGH NOLAN.
2R SPEARS ON TaR LABOR
QUESTION.
And Talks In N Eloquent and
Sensible 4, rain

The orator was introduced to tn,
audience by Gov. Laughton anG
was greeted BY tremendous roune
Of applause.
| Mr. NOLAN opened his remark.
by quoting extracts frsm the plat
forms of the Communists, Anarch
lists, Socialists, Republicans and
Democrats. aud showed beyond
controversy that each and all were
rsfexes Of the labor doctrines q,
advocated so logically by Il. v
Powdcrly, Grand Master Work man
Of the Knights of Labor. which
embraced organization, arbitration
the right Of self-pretee;ion against
the unnecessary reduction of wages
and the PRONUNCIATION Of temper
snce principles.
! The speaker then read list Of
| thirty alien syndicates and private
individuals who held in the acere-
gate 20. 742 .000 acres Of land in the
United States. He compared this
vast territory with the area Of Ire
land which It exceeded by 1l.OI1 :,
of Scotland. which 1t exceeded BY
l,l22, 900 acres.
In the former days of Ireland
when 1t Mad Home Rule 100000
could be supported, now only 1000
Geo, and Ter absentee landlords
bsth Englsh and Irish have in
vested their iilgntten gains in
American soil while intending to
spend the future profits IN France
and England. The only way to up
set this incursion upon the domains
and resources of America is to
elect men Of intelligence to the
Senate and House Of Congress in
stead of men who bring nothing
but sack to the voters of Nevada
and who hold themselves in no way
responsible for their political acts
after election, simply because they
consider that they have paid for
the office and that their cunstitu-
ents have got the money and the
s. gold peices with which they
cover their political sins.
The speaker predicted the cleo
ton of Henry George. who was
the central figure Of tho labor
world. and that he would not be
surprised to see Leland Stanford
and Henry George on the same
ticket Stanford the nominee of
capital for President and George
the nominee of Labor for the Vice
Presidency, thus bringing about
the long sought matrimonial ALI
anee Of Labor and Capital, with
and progress. the first
fruits Of the union. with Stan
ford the executive head Of the Ma
ton and George presiding over the
House Of Representatives. and see
ing that the interests Of the labor
ng classes were conserved
When the alliance Of labor and |
capital is brought about, an era Of
aHexanpled prosperity will dam
Upon the United States. The fight
10 long continued between labor
md capital will prove disadvan-
ageous 10 both. II makes the
wages Of labor greater in value, and
Ilso the value of the produce which
'apital has to sell. The mutual in
crest of both is the mutual inter
st ef the United States; l may
ay the world.
The sooner they 20 hand 10 hand
oGether down the broad highway
f progress the better for humanity
nd civilization.
If you have any contest with
apital in your own city close the
trife at once and try and meet on
ommon ground. Do not let de-
igning politicians control your ac-
oas and cause you to dash your /.
rains out against a stone wall Of
loney, that they may reap benefits
here you do the lighting. See
TAT the monied men in your town
ay good wages for labor and skill
I'd after you make them do not !
other with their pslitics, and do {
Ut allow them to bother with :,
,urs.
60 TO the polls on e!estion day ;
I'd vote for the man who can best
present you in the council cham