The morning call., 1890-09-13

The DsmocI attic administration of 1S60-it has
brought forward and advocates service PEN
sion bill which will add Sl75, 100000 year 10
the already enormous burdens ofNthe people.
JONES, STEWART AND BARTINE SCORED.
At the detation of capital and TO Increase the
value and power OF money, It demonellzed SILVER
In 1874 and in 1890 defeated the passage OF a
free-coinage bill by The threats OF Harrison anu
the Vaccinations OF Sherman, Window. Reed
and Mckinley and the cowardly acquie- cences
OF Jones, Stewart and BartIne, our own Senators
aud Representatives In Congress. The COM
promise Silver Bill reported and advocated by
Sherman OF Ohio, the arch enemy OF silver
money! though II has temporarily advanced the
price of silver Tor the first Time In the history OF
The nation, deliberately anu against the protest
OF The people, degraded silver 10 COMMODITY
and destroyed It's function as Il royal money
metal A Democratic Congress remonetiZed SUI
YER but Republican Presidents have vetoed bills
passed by the Democrats restoring silver To us
proper place in The currency OF tie country.
DEMOCRATS AND SILVER.
The Bland Act was forced upon Republican
President by Democratic votes. The great body
OF votes In Congress III favor of silver has always
been cast by Democrats, and the bulk OF votes
against silver have invariably come from tie
Republican party. AT the present session OF
Congress Tie Democratic Senators, with The aid
OF a lew Western members forced free coinage
measure, and the Democrats, with the AID oil
score of Republicans from the silver States
would have forced it through The House but
for tile active intervention OF President Bar
rlSon, Speaker Reed aud Boss" quay. 1ne
Silver Bill that was adopted was passed merely
10 prevent lIee coinage. Ouly
Senators and congressman, voted for the Free
Coinage Bill, and 63 of Them voted against the
bill, while lis Democrats voted for II ana -
against it. In other words, 81 per cent OF Inc
Republicans voted against silver, while 81 per
cent OF The Democrats voted for 1t.
SUMMING UP.
Such is recital of the infamous deeds OF the
once honOred party. which the lofty aud lmmor,
tai Sumner. Seward and Chase and GteeleY anu
Phillips and Adams organized and led To victory,
and which they and each OF them abandoned and
spurned more than twenty years ago; which IS
to-day corrupted aud dshonored, and recreant
TO every principle which made IL glorious, has
fallen under the degenerate leadership Of Tom
Reed and John Sherman aud Mat Quay and
" Blocks OF Five" Dudley and lot Of bosses
money bags and mounle0anks 100 contemplate
TO mention.
ELECTION BILL.
We denounce and condemn the Republican
majority IN the national House of Representa-
tives for tile passage OF the Infamous force"
bill by which that ina jurity seeks masqueradng
under the guise of free ballot and a fair count
10 perpetuate itself in power by lnsidlously de-
stroyng the Liberties Of American citizens,
Governments and bringing the Federal
election machinery into interminable con
tict and collision with statutory
gh Of The people q The nd Various Ih S eo snece,
of Federal interference with the people In Inc
registration OF their sovereign Will Is cespotlc
ana cenIraliZing in its tendencies; dangerous tC
the Liberty, peace aud prosperity OF The people
revolutionary in It's nature and purpose, and a
direct couIrayeniiou OF the principles OF Tree
government bequeathed 10 US by the trainers
of our Constitution. For these crimes the H.
publican party of the State s in part responsible
and wholly Iesl onslble for greater legal onense'
THE STATE GOVERNMENT.
The Republican party of this State began Its
career of dishomor aud ruin in 1864, when our
wealth and population were more than uouDit
what they are to-day, when our yet undeVeiopeo
silver INDUSTRY gave EIe% Msrd e STATE was Uu
ofed and our people respected wherever known,
and when We had reason 10 hope that Nevada
would become one Of the granGest the rcnest
and most populuus of the great sisterhoOd OF
States. Our hopes have been blasted and over
thrown. In the interest of ofnce-seekefs Inc
Republican party OF Nevada has created unnec-
essary offices, multiplied deputyshlps and es-
tabisned extrayagant fees ana unprecedented
salaries.
CALIFORNIA BESEFITTED.
II has enacted laws and Instituted system oil
business which enriched and populated The State
OF California at the cost OF the state OF Nevada
Witness in San ffGGifIetaes II sr aao {,
the hundreds Of corporations owning miEes AM
mining upon the great ComstOek lode but one i
| a Nevada corporation. The rest are nOnresi
| dent ana not ameuable to our courts, WHIP theil
directors, officers and employees hllAE position.
and drawing salaries which OF right belong tC
our people
OF a thousand millondoIars taken out OF the
nlihes h1i zen miIIu5hs remain in the state The
ihiues, Tue sltaieSt source Of our wealth, have
latqs.
| NEYADAS PITTANCE.
Not only the business OF mining and milling
| ores, but the business OF manufacturing lumber,
| square tlmDers and wood; The business OF sup
| plying water, luel and lights In short every
| profitable INDUSTRY Is monopolized, dragged and
| plundered unll nothing is left 10 peoDle but
| the wfelchgd pittance called The wages OF labor
The State is literally the spoil OF the mODOpOlist
The pubic lands, which should have been sold
in small holdings 10 settlers, have been con-
tracted 10 speculatOTS and cattle kings Ia tracts
large enough Tor counties, and In place CT our
valleys being homes for the people they are
camps Tor the COWS.
FAST DEGENERATING.
Our population, which was $4,000 In 1864,
and which should have been 100000 by now,
has decreased 10 10000 and our taxable wealth,
which should be $1,000, 900 600 is less than
S20,000000.
The Republican party has robbed the school
fund solemnly dedicated TO the education of our
children and substitute ed for the money a worth
less promise. which II provides shall never be
paid. Under its management our industries
have been paralyzed and are no longer profitable
taxes have Increased u;;li in many places prop
erty Is Vaueless; Immigration has ceased and
the State Is being depOi uldted.
THE ROTTEN BOROUGH"
1t has so often imported candidates for office
loto The State. so often exposed the great office
OF Senator Tor SALE so often corrupted the ballot.
box, that we have been stigmatized as the
rotten borough" and have become byword
and reproach and stencil In the nostrils OF the
English-speaking people.
To correct these wrongs and reform these
D.,
and to the accomplishment Of this great work
we solemnly pledge ourselves.
NOMINATIONS MADE.
The convention adjourned until o'clock.
When it again convened the following can
didates were nominated by reclamation :
Governor, Theodore Winters of Washoe
Observation-Disclosures, r. Sadler of Eureka
District Judges, A. l.. Fitzgerald of Eureka,
J. A. Dorsey of Elko. NJ. S. Bonnifeld of
Humboldt and W. l.. Knox Of Washoe; Sec
rotary of State, j. c. Brady of Storey; Clerk
of the Supreme Court. w. w. B0oher of
Elko; Surveyor-General, 7. K. Stewart of
Washoe; SUI erintendent of Public Instruc-
ton. w. G. HYDE of Storey; Regents-R.
ii. Osborn of Washoe, long term, w. L. f.
Deal OF Storey, short term. Adjourned IN
I'll 80 O'Clock this evening.
THE EVENING SESSION.
AT the evening session Hon. G. W. Cas-
sidy of Eureka was nominated for Congress ;
J. III. Mcmillan of Humboldt, Supreme
Judge; Charles May of Esmeralda, Con-
troller; n. II. A. Mason of Lyon, State
Treasurer; w. C. Love of Elko, Attorney
General. After appointing State Central
Committee, the convention adjourned sine
die.
STARVATION.