Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01

ruR 1zxAr HAFE0EAL ISSUE
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shss great rsszlt Ia silFsr State
s0ashs 10 SD the R<psbEran c~oars.to.
szo ysxrs 40 70 iastra-s the delegates
10 the Esfson.l -sc.ss1fioa 10 voss for
Ssaxsor Ssswkrt for Prssident And show
the Eastern gold-bzss Of the party thai
Nevada wo1h 10 loazsr submit 10 bsinx
daped By false promises. This Summer
il expressed o thHn Villages 10
Support Hon. nonss Fitch Tor Reprss-
sntssivs 10 Congress. because he mani
Tested . disposition 10 place free coinage.
which means the interests Of the people,
shove esucns dscres and White Hoass
mandates and, il necessary, vote and set
xith the Democrats 10 ecurs il. Now
il fsvon the policy Of unanimously re-
s~iscting Senator J. p. Jones 70 that he
will be under no obligations 10 party
bat will be free TO confer and act with
those who viii do most 10 turtle the
eoase Of silver.
Placing the free coinage Of silver above
ell party considerations because that
alone can restore prosperity to the State
in the nsar future. the Silver State has
di~sapproved. the coarse Of Representative
Bsrtins in Congress because he regarded
the DEGREES of party a. Of mors impor.
lance than the interests Of his constitu-
suts. He had opportunity on more
than one occasion TO assert his indspen.
dsnes, command the respect and ecu
the support Of every Nsvadan who WA
not an aspirAnt for Office. Probably his
experience a. an indepsndens or dolly
Warden" - he was termed, in Carson
city . few years ago. was not calculated
to inspire him with confidence in indie
pendent political action, sven when the
interests Of the public are best subssrvsd
thsrsby. 50 be quietly aoquissced in al
the caucus DEGREES. and a. member Of
the Committee on Coinage. recommended
the passage Of the Window bill. when
Bland. Of Missouri. and Williams. Of
I~IIinois. submitted . minority report In
favor Of free coinage.
Mr.. Baxtineis course in Congress Of
the silver question, certainly does nor
sntitls him 10 the vote Of Nevada silver
miners. This WA conceded by the Re-
publicans in the late State Convention,
who tried their utmost to persuade him
to run for Saprems Judge. On the ground
that be deserved to be defeated for
Congress. The Reno Gazette. Central
Nsvsdan. and other Republican papers,
opposed his rs~nomination. and almost
every independent Republican that does
not expect Office. and who woald rather
see mining revived than Cassidy
defeated. admits that his course 10 not
eommsndAble and that he lacks two e.
s~sntiais in . Congressman. aggressive
nsss md backbone.
Personally the Silver State has moth
ing to say against Mr.. BArtins. who has
the reputation Of being . gentleman;
neither does ID object 10 him because be
10 . Republican. for its readers are well
aware that what ID states above regard
ing Senstors Stewart and Jones and ex-
Congressman Fitch il trus; has 10 doss
believe. and its belief 10 founded On his
record on the silver queation. that the
interests Of Nevada will be best sab
served by sending . stronger man TO The
HOUSE Of Representatives.-Siiver State.