Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-08
CoUSsELs i COMBINE.
Congressmen-eIect NeWlanls Makes
Some Valuable Suggestions.

| The Denver News says the follow
| ing important letter from Francis 6
| Newlag 5, consressmen-elect from
| Nevada, was intended for The Col
orado State Silver league convention
bur was not received until after Il
had adjourned
BgSo, New. %, 1892.
Hos. VI. II. SLATER, Chairmaa
c, dorado Silver League, Denver Col.
Ny DEAR SIR; regret exceed
ingIy that | am unable to attend the
meeting Of the Colorado Silver league
at Denver
am glad To see that your league
proposes to keep up the good fight
The last election presents no consid-
Grafton of Encouragement to the ad-
vocates of free coinage. Had it not
been for. Cloveland's unexpected sue
cess in such States as Ohio, Illinois,
Indiana and California, the ta;rd
party would had the balance Of pow
er IN the electoral college, and would
doubtless have named the next
president and dictated his financial
policy.
The West has emancipated itself
from the Republican party Of the
East, because Of the selfish policy Of
that party, which sought to confine
legislation simply q protection of
Eastern manufactures and of East
ern accumulated money The Demo
cratic party has great opportunity
of tying the West 70 It. Should 1t fail
to respond to the expectations of the
South and West, the third party will
sweep the country four years hence,
for 1t will by that time be well IS
tablished that the tariff has had no
thing to do with the fall i'll prize es
of products and the consequence dis
tress and olscontent. The demone-
tizatlon Of silver and the r. luctlon
Of the money Of ultimate redemption
by one-half constitutes the only
cause. Meanwhile, it is essential
that the silver men ii the silver
states should maintain their organi-
zation intact, with view 70 aiding
that party which promises relief
The success # the cause should be
above all considerations II party or
individual preference. /
But | shall not dwell upon the
general phases of the silver contest,
The purpose of this letter is to :.
upon the silver men OF C5,oraa 81
of an association d.
which can act in harmony /
With existing ore producing assocla-
ions in Utah and Idaho, and similar
associations to be formed in Nevada
md Montana, for the protection of
he sellers of silver. 1t Is perhaps
out little known that few buyers
n New York and London absolutely {
ontrol the silver market; that they
c lbine with each other, stand aside
rhen the United States government
) bidding for its silver, and then !,
ivide the balance pressing upon the
market between them at their own :
rice. Silver men should see to it
hat an organization is perfected for
ne purpose Of protecting sellers of :
liver.
When the organizations are per
'cted in the various mining States it +
i'll be easy, by concert Of action, to
ace the sales of the bullion product s.
nder such control as will prevent
crifice. Such associations have i
zen formed with reference to lead !,
I'd copper, and have tended to !,
eady the price Of these metals. 1t y
i'll be easy to co>operata with an :
sociation of Mexican producers Of :,
liver to the same effect, and thus the Z
ice of silver can be steadied. J,
we no doubt bit that the prevailing :.
" price Of silver is largely due to >,
OK of organization among silver q
.oducers.
viii you kindly present these views
the silver league of Colorado for
ard oblige yours very of
lcerely. al
francis G.. NEwlASDs. of
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