Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-21

rnlIroUu attorneys to Tho supreme
bench, nECn tho express agreement
that they would rcveiso tho decision
previously rendered. 1t created and
fustcrCd rincso OF SPECTATORS and swim
dle:s, notably the Indian ring" tho
".Whiskcy iirg,'' tho "Stsr Rnuto
Postal riEg," the District of Columbia
ring" tic .Itc Collier Pavement rirg,"
,lie "C:cdit Mobilicr ring" the Con
truci and Finance Committee ring"
u c"Soid ring" end whcn detected
rEd txrCs,d il defeated justice. pro-
icc;Cd tho guilty wrotrrcs against
tho vengeance OF the law. and in some
cGs,s p"rdoncd them out OF tho pcni-
Tertiary; in othvrG honorCd them with
high Office.
II has filed the great oficcs OF tho
ICCric with Lcm5rCcuCs and pretend
ers, md put the tCga and crG!jnc ui'-
on the Shoulders OF mCuntcbGnks aud
millionaircs.
1t T. ainiGirE q vicious caucus svs-
ten, thereby FubvcitiEs the ninuhcod
and iEdCtcrGcI &c Of our Rel rCscnta-
tivcs; il puts II g success OF III" purity
above the coed OF tho county and
happiness or tho r~corlc; il accepted
hrlGcs and WIS corrupted to rob tho
iSoElc Of Il cir. kinds rnd grant them
10 lmirCcd tori oratiOEF. And to
held their Toliticul influence and sup
rort il rctu:Csto forfeit lard grants
Which uic. unCarnCd. to enforce the
payment Uf obfirati, rs overdue. aud
permits them TO discriminate and on
tort in freight and fnrcs, and TO de-
fraud and .llurdcr tho government
ard the PEOPLE.
20 continue it's hold uron the offices
Of The Government an,l it's Opportu-
nifty 10 IlGr6cr tho public Treasury,
il m,rTyCd he coun;r, with war. dc
!TnuGCd the people out Uf 4 CIR choico
for President. inanGUr:tcd IIa Cs, tic
FcteatId candidate. brought elective
institutions into contempt, and con
summarized the rtost stuI cntluus crime
over ierrc. rated against Il free people.
1t has created, fCctcrCd ard enriched
mCnCi Oiicg md trusts. extended co.
rirInG ~utrris, and enacted unjust
and discriminative laws to destroy
cCTrcti;ion ard oprrcss %unfavurcd
Industries. 1t i!as enacted cxorb.tant
and uurccc.rury taxes TO- the ,olc
r~urio:c of multiplying already cnoT-
L. and excessive wcIlih. Under
this vicious policy labor las been de
graded. Impoverished and deprived nf
OF lis share If PRODUCTION. ard capital
hus been favored aud exempted from
taxation.
To i!ciitiCr.!y irc:casc the price OF
dou.cstic pioCucis To m; kc the COM
u on Gccc$sur:cs Of lie lcarrr 10 the
consumer it las secluded articles;
m~nEU!Gc,TrCd thread, AID GCatruytd
cur CommCrro with foreign nations.
II R"s invited the chrap labor Of
EUIuTc and Asia to our shores, and
employed !; in factory, furnace and
mine, ihTs supilHni;rg American
wngc- q !l;cre, sTbjCcting ihcin 10 the
conn ctIt:or 0f imported ~paui:crs, and
redrciuE w;r,St' starvation prices.
1T thiG m'n CIT it is Trolunging tho
cCisioH uf Congress, and wasting Tie
Eccfic'S money in Il frantic uttCmlttu
irclci-cc ard rcrpoiu.te ihc:o wrongs
which have already become uubc.r-
able.
BY tho power md influcnceof bond
holders, corporations, ring: and trusts.
and by the rErtiDtCd uSc ui money 10
corrupt tho ballot box and btii!c elect
orr, IL defeated the popular will cEd
, recturCG i;sc.G 10 power in 1855. ard
today thc instruments cf this rc.ul;-
ing cIi!..c ere It's hOEOrcd and trusted
leaders.
10 iEcrcaco lis majority a1d aug
E:cnt its power III the lover houfo Of
COrGTCcF, il elected Il conrcicncolcs.;
pGttiSGa GC:iCt, Speaker az ihc Iiuuic:
subvcItcd tho rules, practices and
presidents Of legislative bodies: &c.
clarCd GuCTums where Eorc existed:
deliberately rtuic tho rcats OF two
GcEatorD from Montana, and uEsc.tcd
and expelled ,hc lawfully elected ron
rc~scntatives OF lie People 10 increase
u partisan RAFFERTY,.
Il his nImittcd T]crritoriCs ON tho
ground alone that they wcro Iscpubli-
cLn in politics, and excluded other
Territories of greater population than
moro rdmltica, on the r"lo EIourd
That they would send pcmUcratic
Senators ard Representatives TO the
NmiCnEl Legislature.
When II GTcceCGcd To the control OF
tho Government in March, 1850, tho
Treasury was OvcIfCwinG; under the
economical and hUuc:i administration
Of Grover Cleveland there was more
than u hundred ard tw, nty-iivc
million dollars in cxctEB of all exist
ING demands, ind thcrc was an annual
incoming sufpIu3 OF nearly seventy
live million dollars. In !rSg than two
years this surplus has been wasted,
the TrcasuTy depleted, and there Is
to-day an admitted deficiency Of more
than fifty millions Of dDllara, with the
InOst cxtrayngantly liberal pension
la"g that cvcr existed zinc" rovcrn-
mcnts began, 1t is chiefly occupied
i'll passing special lSws in the interest
OF partisan ffayoritCn, who have no
claim under the general law With
an annual pension roll exceeding ono
hundred ard fifty millions OF dGllirs
--Grtaicr than tho cost % m%uintain.Hn
The standing minics of Eurorc-and
moro tllau, II hundred times Crcutcr
Than tho, cost Of Tho Administration
OF Warrington, and moro than doublo
the total cost Of tho Democratic adj.
ininiftratiou OF iGCO, il has brought
forward and advocates u service pcn.
sion bill WHICH will add M hundred
and fcvcniytfrn million of dGllurs n
year TO tho alrcudy enormous burdc.,s
Of the people
at tho dlciation OF cnpitnl and 10
incrcnse tho value and power Of money
IL dcmonctizcd silver in 1873, md in
1880 defeated ilic pussnrc OF II lSico
Coinage bill by Tho threats ~ rmtri.
fon and the m~nchinations ri Sherman,
Window, Reed and Mckinley. and