Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-30


: cent and courageous leadership
' the Senators from the Silver Sta
: Is an augury OF the victory whic
, waits upon persistent purpos
never to lower our standards {
abate our Efforts until free coir
age shall be re-establised as th
law of this nation.
LII We would effect this we mus
not suffer eastern politicians t,
ADJUST mono-metallic bandage
upon western eyes; we must scorI
the decisions of compromise; W,
must accept nothing less than the
complete restoration OF silver to
the legal status which it occupied
prior to the rascally interlineation
OF 1873. And measure Of legisla-
ton which fails to completely
right that wrong, any measure
which hampers with justice and
stints reparation and limits the is
suaEce OF standard money; any
measure which is not anchored to
the principle Of bi-metalism may
serve for temporary relief, may
serve as a vantage ground from
which to renew the fight; but it
will fall short Of affording SUBJ
stantial aid to the wheat-farmer
or the cotton-planter, or the wage
worker, and it will leave the silver
miner to vibrate between aff1uence
and insolvency upon the ragged
edge OF values which would be
established, as now, in a foreign
and an unfriendly market.
The recent advance in the price
OF silver was, in my opinion, large
" caused by the expectation Of |
remonetization which the pending |
agitation has created. If that ex-
oectation be destroyed silver may
again recede in value. 1 repeat /
hat any settlement of the ques-
ion other than destruction of
mono metallism will leave the
Iues ion unsettled. The war CRY
Il Free Coinage or Nothing" Is
ot the slogan of enthusiastic, I'M
and obstinate zeal. It
, the compact expression of the
CELEBRATE conviction Of thoughtful
len that good faith to our trans
lontane allies as well as full ap-
Of the best interests of {
eYada demand that our Senators 7
nd Representatives shall keep f
ieir feet free fom the entangle- c
tents OF compromise, and that r
ley shall accept nothing less than !;
extirpation Of the un- :,
ghteous law Of 1873 and restor-
ion OF silver to its rightful seat :.
a sovereign, co-equal with gold .
pom the throne of the worlds Il
lances. LII
This just result, this result that
III bring relief to the debtor, SOL al
my to the farmer, well pgid O,
'rk to the worker, prosperity to .,
Q miner, a resurrection and a !,
W life to Nevada and injury to :,
interest and no man, can be ac- Je
nplished without the delay and Isl
3 abasement Of supplicatng sp
rope to join US in loosening the tn
Itch OF unfruitful capital from lai
throat OF dependent labor. / m
ow that there are faint-hearted or
es who will not think SO. H..
ow that there are those whose
nds are 80 cankered with long "'
rship OF the golden divinites Of re-
East that they fail to compre- SCI
Id either the growth or the va
atness OF their own land, and of
y shrink from adopting politics ine
previously agreed to by the mi
Incial magnates Of London. -,
is and Berlin. But we, on these M
amt mountains, are accustom- e'
to larger views of the United una
ties Of America. From this al vac
de we behold country 80 af- Pre-
Mt In resources and energies vet
achievements that its wealth the
lind and muscle and material res,
lncalculable. We behold con
ntry whose census enumerat- -
will on Mondas next commence
lering the statistics, the COM >
ton Of which will present this clue
ublic as the mightiest nation tora
lie world. Believing this, we prot
assured that when free coin of c
be the law here it will soon part
ne law in Europe. When the law
int of the American eagle. thos
y bestowed upon every 412 1-2 $500
Is OF silver offered at our =
s, shall cause 412 IL grains VI
yer to be worth one dollar sent
they will soon be worth one men
+ anywhere and everywhere Mon
the North Sea to the Pyr- voice
s, and from the Ural to the Cons
)odes.
have gathlred here to form To
the convictions and wishes
hopes Of the people Of New o