Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-19

Treasury Department. which de-
prived them of silver as circula
ting medium They could see ne
reason why silver coin needed here
could not be exchanged for colo
By the SubTreasury without ap
plying to Washington in each case
for authority to make the exchange
nor could they see why silver coiE
needle, here should be shipped TO
New York or Washington at great
expense and withheld from circul-
alton among the people. But they
did not imagine for a moment that
the President Of the United States
was party to such disreputabie
transactions. They Go not now be-
Iieve that ne is guilty of any inten-
tional wrong, out they fear what is
equally disastrous to the interests
of the country, that he is mislead /;
deceived and imposed upon by the
INSCRIPTIONS and artful represen-
tations of the bondholders and ma
tional banks
The article concludes with a
mastery portrayal of the misfor-
tunes which are to result in every
branch Of industry, mining espec-
tally, if"the now apparently over
whelming power of the European
syndicates and American bankers
is to succeed. Il covtd Be r;hsea
that Nr. .Stera,t werc dt,eady la the
.ceaote again, to take up the
weapons there he so vigorously
uses In his written discussions OF
this all Important question of the
decentralization of silver. As it Is
he is doing excellent work.
He DROPS TUE MASK
When he finally realized that
Stewart would absolutely have
nothing to Go with him he dropped
the mask and proceeded to heap
clumsy abuse upon the man he was
not long before SO anxious to serve.
On Sept. 2nd he wrote as follows
in the Union:
Somebody about town suggests
that the attitude OF the Nevada
Union toward W. NJ, Stewart will
oaly serve to arouse the sympathy
Of his friends and unite them IN
his cause.
Who ever supposed to the con
trary as t. Stewards friends?
But the appeal for sympathy |
which is thus voiced is remarkable. |
Here cones from California can
dldate for the United States Senate
From Nevada Sympathy for !
the people Of This State on his part
has been from the very first an III
visible quantity, His every act has
belIed the very idea that as can
didate Mr.. Stewart ever entertained
any notion OF associating Himself
In friendly way with the people !
Of this county, IF the bulidoZer
sees a pretty large prospect of being
finally bulldozed By this people, il
is 10 cause for sympathy The
time has arrived when the people
feel, at the best, but little interest
iu the Senate. and no hope what
ever for any improvement in
their affairs should they send forty
Stewards 20 Washington. They
propose to exercise a little sympa-
thy for themselves before breaking
their hearts tendrils in ELUSIVE
ness over Mr.. Stewart.
Mr.. Stewart does not preserve
7ery consistent attitude. He claims
n his paper that there is no issue
,n the Chinese question in Ormsby
county, and yet he wants somebody
o put up an an.i-Chinese ticket
md run it at his alleged Republic
AN primary next week.
The rank and file of the Ormshy
have no sreal interest
n that primary. Mr.. Stewart can
un it alone without any opposition
ticket. This ought to satisfy him
md every pro-Chinese friend he
las on earth. This people does not {
propose to go headlong into an am
,ush for the purpose of fishtingt ,
'orces of idle men of both parties :
hat are to be concentrated from
and other points along
he railroads. They will not repeat
he experiment of 1894 at Stewards
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