Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-04

0HIElE GA@S08
Senstor Stewart says, we vill rsnsv
the free coinage Sight At the nsIt ss
siou, and be adds: The present Law
is An object lesson which viii make free
coinage popular" senator Stewart
knou a. well as that BE lives that 10
free coinage measure uill become . Law
durinz The adnisistrstioo Of Prssidsns
Hsrrison unIsss . two-thirds majority
can Be had in both Hossss 10 pas u over
HI. veto. he also knows that until the
rev Congress e~onysDss. there IA No res
soa.bIs probability Of sysa majority
vote in the Lower House II fssor q free
coinage. he knows that since the nat
ter vas tested there With saeh znfsvor-
able result. that some hall . dozSn free
coinage Dsmocr2ss have been o1ssed
from their sssss. which have been sled
By gold bag RsPablieAna He knows
that the silver cxzss n weaksr n tie
Hoz~ Of Representatives s0dsy shka Is
was three no1tks nonshs sxo. 10 tie
extent Of the nzzbsr of Dszocrsss
that have been % srbitrzrly xod
Illegally displaced 70 make roo1 fox Re-
pabIicsns, Who viii blindiy foilou the
dissation Of the dsspoSe Speaker,
through whose inssransnsslisy tbey
wers installed in the seats q the legally
elected MEMBER
Mr.. Stewart knows these things and
yet be prs.es sboas "rsosvinz the 6zhs
At the next session, which vii ao1bs-
less Be the keynote Of the R~spoblicsn
sons in the present campaign The p~o
pie Of Nevada, however, hare had Al
"obiect lesson since the Senator bar
r.ngaed them sro years ago. and ne Son-
fdsnsly believe have proSsed By j. to
sseh an extent that they viIl rot Be
deceived n before By assarznes
and promises which be wAs u~sxutk0riEsd
10 make, and which we're made with no
expectation Of even N attempt Of their
fusare falflnent. Il viii not be forgot
ten that Senator Stewart pledged his
word TO the people OF the State that b
had the personal Assurance o.
Candidate HArrison that he zoald
not veto . free coinage bill II saeh
measure shoGld be adopted by Con-
gress, and il will also be remembered
that an assurance was made from the
same unauthorized and irresponsible
source in regard 10 the Republican candi'
dates general friendship to the bi-us'
taIlic interest, all Of which have beer
proven 10 be false and obviously uttered
with the deliberate i~ntsntion 10 mislead
and deceive the voters Of the State
Perhaps under the desperate eircum
stances, the miserable subterfugs will b
attempted, Of denial that Harrisor
would have vetoed 8 free coinage bill
one had been passed and presented h
him for approval. That. however, vii
only intensity the original ofsnse ana
render more glazing its deliberate intent
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to continue the deception. for there Ar
dozens Of prominent Republicans. Mr.
Newlands among others who have no
hesitated to admit and declare tina
threats Of = Presidential veto was til,
Justification. and the only one, for th'
acceptance by the free coinage men o
the compromise measure which wa
adopted and which il now the Law Of th.
land.
Free coinage il dead. and will never b
resurrected during the administration o.
Mr.. Harrison, unless there shall be suci
political change in the next Congress a
TO furnish such majority in both Houses
. may constitutionally enact and legal
ize . remonetizasion Act independent Of
the approving signature Of the President.
Ii may be that the political revolutior
now in progress on the other side oil
the Rockies. may effect this result. A,
all events il lie certain to furnish such q
Democratic majority IS to prevent any
further disaster TO the bi.metalIic inter.
est, during the term Of the present IN
friendly Administration. The "objees
issson " on the present law. which will
make free coinage popular" consists in
the fact that il prevents free coinage al
all, and that 10 removes rs further away
than ever from the coveted goal. II
may and probably will teach us . profit
able lesson by demonstrating the folly Of
attempting TO reach N objective point
by shaping our course in an opposite di-
rection-as we have done BY abandoning
what coinage we had and accepting abso-
lutte demonstration in its stead.-Vir-
ginia Chronicle.