Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-23
NO OPPOSITION TO JONES.


of tse State one finds partisan
politics cast aside and Democratic
journals endorsing Republican
candidate for the u :. Senate.
Some seventy five of the most
prominent citizens OF Virginia
CITY, comprising men OF both po-
litical parties, have issued an III
vitation to the general public to,
attend a meeting to make arrange
ments for the reception OF Senator
John p Jones. 1t is announced
that the reception is to be abso-
Iutely free from all political par-|
tisanship, and sucn men as Hon.
w. E. f. Deal and Hon. Z. Stro-
thel sign the invitation.
L. is an absolute fact that the
Democrats of Nevada are willing
for the time to bury all PARTISAN
slip, so lar as national affairs are
concerned, and work solely and
exclusively for the free coinage OF
silver. Many OF the prominent
memb Is of the party signified
their Willingness to support Hon.
Thomas Fitch, or ANY other able
Republican, who would labor for
the RECOMMENDATION of silver, indie
pendent of the DEGREES OF Repuh-
lican caucuses or the prejUdices of
the President, and tC day Demo-
Gratis throughout the State desire
to have Senator Jones reelected,
independent of party, and place
him in a position where he can
defy King Caucus, and devote his
energy aud ability t. the silver
cause, which concerns Ills cnnatl-
tuPrts more than any and all
other issues involved in national
pol tics
1t will be the greatest compli
ment paid a Senator of the United
State in modern times, to have
the whole people OF his State re-
turn him to the Senate, uupledged
to individual or party, and it will
do more To convince the gold bugs
and their tools, in and out Of un-
gress, that the Democrats of New
ada look upon the free coinage of
sly as the 81 eat national issue
OF the day, aud the only one that
can materially benefit the State
In the near future, and, therefore,
50 far as in their power they re-
move all obstacles that might pre-
vent Senator Jones from acting
against the DEGREES OF caucus. in
furthering the cause OF free coin
age.
One cannot help but admire the
courage and independence Of "a
Journal which will cast aside its
politics for the interest of tie
State,
The advance OF the white metal
to its proper place, and the devel-
opment OF our mining interest, is
OF more Importance than the cleo
ton of any Democrat or Republic.
an to office.
Mr.. Kelly the editor of the Silrer
State presided over the silver con-
vention in this ty, where an at
tempt was made to throw dust in
the eyes Of the people and ham
per Jones in his silver work by a
huncomb resolution.
It was full OF partisan wire-pul-
ling which was SO ridiculous that
the leading Democrats OF the party
have since seen their mistake and
taken pains to repudiate it.
The meeting Saturday night and
the endorsement of Jones by the
SiLUer State disposes of all further
consideration partisanship relative
to the silver fight.
The Enterprise in commenting
on the same thing, calls the Silcer
State attention to the fact that
Mr.. Bartine stood shoulder to
shoulder to Jones and Stewart in
the silver fight.
This is conceded, and while
they were keeping the hounds of
Wall Street at bay in the Senate,
he was beating them back from
the silver bill in the Lower House.
The Democratic party while it
is about it might as well endorse
Bartine also, for his road in Con-
gress certainly deserves the en-
dorsement OF every voter in Me-
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