Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-26
slarsd against the barbarous rule Of
the DEGRADED Chinese coolies.

tho degraded Chinese coolies.
WHAT NIGHT HAVE HAPPENED
| MsEwen, Ellie, Cassidy AM
every other INSCRIPTIONS siandcre
has taken delight in gsrbling ther'
portions OF my argument which &c
clared against brutality and recog
nixed the principles of humanity il
dealing with tie Chinese alreaG J
here to deceive the people ard mis-
represent my position.
If l had adopted the method OF
the demago2ue and INDUCED in VT
operation against the poor slave.
who have been brought here by the
Six Companies and other slave
masters, who have failed to refutc
the charges brought against The Pa
cific Coast of brutality toward the
Chinese. my arguments against
Chinese suicrage would have been
! Intellectual. The Chinese would
have been enfranchised. and the
whites would have been driven
from their homes. Because used
honest and efectusl argument, and
succeeded in defeating Chinese
suff rage and rescnlng this country
from Chinese rules, the emmissar-
les of James G. Fair are now at
tempting to destroy me by gross,
malignant wicked and false m;sfep-
scrts,ions.
Suppose when the great debate
Of July ID and 4sh was inaugurated
Nevada had been represented in
the United States Senate by the
cheek Of Powning, the doubtful 10y
atty to either the North or South Of
Ellis, the financial cupidity Of Gas
sidy, or ths stolid im5ecility OF
their chief, James G. Fair, who can
doubt that Chinese sutf rage would
have beer legalized, and American
civilization blo,ted out from all
the Ssa-es AMI Territories Of the
P-ciic Coast?
DIFFERENTIATION.
NJ. S:swar, gave a full history
f ths manner in which the silver
dollar was Gcnonetizcd by substi
,u,ing the words "trxdc dollar" for
standard dollar in the lists CT t.
S. Coins and how tie friends e sill,
yer, even Gen. Grant, were deceived
as to the purport CT the bill. Con
tinaing he said:
When the mistake Of fraud was
| was the Grst to call at
ten,ion to the outrage. During the
Of July and August, 1915
wrote and published many com
nuulcstions to the New York Her
aid, TIE Washington National Re |
the Cincinnati CONNER |
rial and other Western papers de-
nouncing the claudestine mode in
shlch silver had been demonstrated. |
| have continued from that time
until now to write, speak and in
every way protest against the con
,,.iracy to demonetizc silver and
Ii ereby double the obligation Of con
tracts, cnriching the honoholder,
md enslaving the masses. Last
1ear, wneu by the Vaccinations of
Wall Streets, through its trusted
gent, Grover Cleveland, it seems
certain that the Jones-Bland Act
# 1878, providing for the coiuage
# not less than two or more than
our millions of silver a month
would be repealed aud silver utter
y destroyed, ] wrote and published
q, 900 copies of q pamphlet on the
liver question, which was exten-
lively circulated and repubiished
q newspapers throughout the
United States, and the friends Of
liver gave me credit, for rendering
caterial aid to them in their cause.
THE CRY OF TIE HOUNDS.
Notwithstanding ali this, Fairs
ntire pack--the little dogs and all.
ray, Blanche and Sweetheart
owl with one accord that 1 voted
or and am in favor of the demone-
!zation Of silver. And this they
all honest political warfare and
en,lemanly criticism Of the
ublic record of United States I
enator. The morals Of such men T
hould be improved by the example 7
{ AnnaniAs, aud their methods Of G
lir dealing would put to shame '
&c most treacherous Apache that G
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