Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-04-21
THE SILVER MEETING.
A ROUSING RALLY FOR Ne
yADA'S PRODUCT.
A Large and Enthusiastic Crowd
for Free Silver and Another
Railroad.

Last evening tie Opera House was
filled with advocates of free silver.
About half past Z o'clock rocka
way filled with enthusiastic silverites
came up from Dayton, bearing a
transparency on which was inscribed,
"We know no party, "We demand
silver coinage" This was received
with shouts On the street.
After the band finished its music,
the crowd that piled in after it filled
the Opera House.
When the transparency was
brought in by the Dayton people it
was received with cheers and APP
plause
Mr.. Meyers called the meeting to
order and Dorsey Noteware, the cir
culator of the call, read it to the
audience. 1t was received with APP
plause.
Q. II. Grey was nominated as
President of the meeting. It was
seconded by Prof. Baker of Dayton;
" no stated that he headed % dele
gates who came up to help Ormsby
county get in line on silver. Ap-
plausel
Mr. Grey was nominated by ac-
clamation, and in his speech stated
that the people of Nevada wanted
free silver, agriculture and better
transportation rates [Applausel.
Once CT twice Congress appeared
10 he iast ady to place the apple Of
success to our lips and then it turned
to ashes. But the fight was not yet
hopeless and Nevada wcall not give
up. There was a sign IF hope in the
Vest for Nevada, and that was the
new road to come through the State.
/ Applausel.
Dorsey Noteware vas then elected
See e'ary by reclamation Attorney
General Torreyscn was called on to
speak.
Mr.. Torreyson stated that he sup
posed the meeting vas :. ION political
one, to discuss matters of interest to
the State. The Lyon county people
were not in the interests Of party,
but for the State, irrespective OF
politics. [Applausel. The speaker
then introduced the following reso-
lution
Whereas, the material interests Of
the State Of Nevada and the devel
opment Of its dormant resources
imperat1voly demand cheaper lines
for transporting its products 10 the
markets of both the East and the
West and,
Where's, the experience of the
past has taught the people of Nevada
that no reasonable hope can be en-
tertained of reasonable transporta-
tan rates from the Southern Pacific
r. r. Company.
Therefore be it resolvad that we
the people of Ormsby county Nevada
in Mass Convention assembled pledge
ourselves to support encourage and
assist any persons or corporations
in an honest endeavor to relieve the
people of this State from unjust dis
III the matter of fares
and freights, and to this end, we
tender our hearty support to the
proposed building of the Utah and !
Nevada Air Line r. r. Co., or to
any other proposed competing line of
railway crossing or entering the State
Of Nevada.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Mr.. Gignoux of Dayton was the
next sweaker, and told how the citi-
zens of Dayton had signed the Silver
League call in half day, and pledged
themselves 20 vote for no one,
from President down, who was not
Tor free silver. [Applausel. More
clubs were being formed all over the
State, and at least $500 had signed
he roll. He believed in the Colorado
fight every candidate Oh the
ticket who was not for silver APP
olause]. Some people were trying TO
ind ''nigger in the fence, but
here was no such person found. In
Lyon county no one had an ak to
,rind
The editor of the APPEAL was next
allied on and made short speech in
avor of bringing Nevada in line with
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