Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
n~ssiSpsY AND SILVER.

Ms IGSUEY AND SILVER.
This 15io Republican campaign has
been formally opeaed at Mics; The
whilatn spoanor Of protection, the
mao .ho lretends 70 believe in the
building up OF erery Aln.rican IT,
GOstry titus delivers hiDseit on the
SILVER q.estion:
The platio, m OF the two parties,
which constitute their official declar-
nilcas. are SiHruiariy FREQ from arp-
higui,y aud confusion. Tho Dem
ocrl,ic platform declares for tho free
EEd unlimited coinage OF toe SILVER OF
TIE world. TO be o1ipel as freely Us
gold Is bJs. npon the same terms and
ueder existing tuito. The platform
Uftbo Republican party sGlnds in
opposition e an?tning short OF n fuli
AID ,oa.p!e.e dollar aud approves OF
the lesislatian- OF tho last Congress
touching silver. That
i~e.sH,t:i,n is 4 mighty bulwark for
tno professions Of silver. Tho les.elu-
ton OF The last Congress is the
strongest; eridsnce which can 10 fu.-
p.sleJ ,.s+Ss 4putprs" % tho R"publi-
Gla party 20 maintain silver as
no1-y Rrd ~ it5 resolution 10 keep
il, ard the, whole Of it, in use as q
part OF orr circulating medium equal
with gold. I
the silver question is "a business
one, 10 wsica MI tn. people, whatever
Iapy DC ib1if Ij,iit!cal affiliations, have
deep Interest. II We could hure I'm
~iEtrsnutiousi ratio, which ali the
lsadiE. uatiOnE. ~ tne world would
ad"9, 1pt the trun relation be liked
kc:Neel .tust.O metals. and all agree
ugpn the qDagtl;y of silver which
should GDn55I;uts n.t1llIT, then sill
SCI. sho9id be-as free and unlimited
n - Tn:Ilss3a Of coinage is is gold
10 ;.ay.
gn IN favor o, the double stand
nrd. 1utI gH not tn fdrOr Of the free
mud WaL Rited c0inags Of siiUer in
ttc uni;e,l States untii the nations
u the world shlI join us in Guarun-
tcaiEs ~ liver Il stItuI watch their
iawD GJ~ accord togold."
Tvs TRADE is followed up by fur
thef rcieren:Gs - 5.."sF AZ 'debased
curscacy" ''ciipped" dollars, etc.
Hi parorLtion contains the asser-
tioH tbHt the Republican party will
not iTiuLe in its course while the
rd"ocn'cs OF a Jeoascd dollar threaten
the cJgn;ry with IT. financial here
eias." WIN the ~ pub.:can press Of
Nevada still plead for tho SUCCESS OF
f=Hnley q though no brands
n"0ry man in our State as n financial
he!Gtic, even though every word this
c5n'unma;o politician and advocate
~ the fic1 may utter, sounds the
Gt9td snoll of all silver producing
countries? To DO sure il will. Tho
political hide 10 too thick 10 allow
this question Of business"
.JuT STATE may 20 on in its course
- rain, every furnace mny become
snD!;eiJj=:Icyury miners cabin de-
Bcrteir Tho Republican press OF
Nevada will remain unnoved.
l~'foteGtiUl 10 pig iron, let silver take
caro- VI ltsa:t vii; be tho motto forever.
II Tho very Eaine speech, almost
exc ais duaua;iation of silver and Of
oliver advocates had cois.l 70 ring in
the ciTs NJ his hearers, this wise man
VINO bug jljt ,,son from his bind
niJfLtioh d EagIish gold, has the
~c@foItnrg % declare that I've neither
t:Ss oar p~GtTio.!am nor our political
ccpaamy from other nations" uow
grady Inc t,lks when pleading the
e .;r VI m tDoyo!i,,J.
!;~'ra-oa.iy, wc mmsi bow to Eng.
iaDd gro We dare think OF silver, but
n"ilatiy no e'tauld jerk tho lions lail
win every mention OF coal and iron.
Lofty Arpcricaaisn for the eastern
n.i"aT -4jtainS Is good enough, for
Egya!ni
WHl tho manhood Of our State
n!e1p On naler the6s soading insults
I'll cnsterh politicians (sta,csmeu
ne"cry o. IL t!hefo 10 manhood here?