Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-30
STEWART At ST. LOUIS.
He Rouses the Convention
with q Fine Speech.


The papers read and spesche
made today were able and enter
al tanning, and Senator Stewards eff
tort was exceptionally SO. He was
ID In prime condition, fully sttuned to
the subject, and at the close of his
D. speech was compelled to hold a
levee, SO many delegates gathered
: about him to congratulate him.
His peroration was eloquent and
forcible. He said:
1.-The question has often been
agitated whether gold was fit for
money. 1t certainly can't be used
among the common people as
circulating medium, and never has
been to any extent, and when gold |
was discovered in Australia and |
California and commenced pouring
In, the benGholders said it must be
demonetized, because the use of it
Was the reputation of the debt. and
to protect the bondholders it must
be deHaontized, and besides it was
the easest metal, 1t was not much
better than lead; it could not circu-
late throughout the world as silver s
did. Its production was accidental
and the getting of it in great guam t
titles was uncertain, and besides it t
was more subject to wear than a
silver. They got Holland, and then
Germany and Austria in 1867, to 81
demonetize it, and the Monetary
Commission OF France in 1859 re- II
ported that either gold or silver 81
must be demonetized to aid the
and arstocracy living on
lxed incomes. But it was not ac-
'ompllshed then. Then the gold :.
chmers said: I'VE can't demone-
lze gold and we must demonetize
liver, and thereby enslave the
-erld.' They have well nigh ac- ;.
that, and they are al
'wed to 90 on. By this means :.
viiization will be blotted out. The
eople there are poor and their
andIng armies are enormous.
rom 100000 1,500,0 600 soldiers
e under arms under each of the :
eat powers, besides enormuos
yles, furnishing all the power
iilcient TO put down complaints.
this makes it Impossible for re-
m in Europe. 1t must come
m happy, proud America. ZAP
use. ] Don't go halt way. IA
ee, "That's it'll Don't go half 80
y. Give US back free coinage.
% 1t to us now. Applause.
gave US 30 notice when you
nged the contract. You have A
'oO Tue miner oy the discount ford
no Ouiiioii OF over hundred Hous
u uoiiaiS anu eankrupted torn
3. You have robbed the dealers of
Dis country OF mere than half a blow,
'on u uoiiars oy the deprecIa- lily, fl
OF their property. Applause. rem
have made gloom in the land. tory
< D'hhAh OF OUR DADDIEs.s down
DIV We ask yeu to give us back dozan
silver dollar-give us back the MAJ
'ncy el our fathers, and give it ter al
Is now. Applause. If we carrie,
this fight We will win it. be- vet h.
we are right; because we are mcagr.
anu BECAUSE we are net afraid tain tn
e hendholders. Let them do killed
work. They can take nothing
than they have got. Zap E. B
e.J They will have that any extensi
If we don't stand up for II pattern
viii have it anyway. Let us Star \
no half way measures in the extras
niion. | would not care for nice as
ray measures. They ate cow and 81
and when you commence to suitable
with them they will outiuggle way. "
md fix 1t so that it viii be few day
t you anyway. [Applause. for you
/, gentlemen Of the Conven- the fines
apologize for having talked house in
g. Cries OF "Not bit go
on" A frieI
he midst OF storm of ap- at the c;
from the Convention Senator giving D.
retired from the platform. craft and
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