The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-10-01

an appropriation for a public building
at Carson. $36.0oJ was voted for the
purpose. lie caused the mint to be re-
pened. He CAUSED the Indian school to
he built at Carson. lie secured an appru-
priation OF $1,000 for an experimental
station at the Stale University. The
i'iutc war claims were settled through
his effort. The appropriation for Reno's
public building was killed in the House.
The Pyramid Reservation was surveyed
an appropriation of II 500 being made for
this purpose. The mesa OF Pyramid
Reservation il very fertile and this
acreage being irrigated would make uS Il
farming community. To the town OF
Wadsworth he would apply the town
ship laws and have each individual own
and have title to the lot upon which his
house stands. lie redeemed every
pledge he ever made; answered
every letter written him and secured
something each year. If any man can
show where he violated a pledge he
would be willing to go about his business.
If the proposed Air Line can be built he
will do all in his power to aid. 1t is a
pity that Nevada had no one IN the
House with the ability to pass a bill.
The Chinese Exclusion bill was passed
through his efforts and those of Senator
Iones, hut the House was caught asleep.
lie proceeded to detail the history OF the
denomination of silver in 1873. Abra-
.lam Lincoln said The gold and silver
rom your western states enabled this
government to carry on the war;. He
paid Il glowing tribute to the pioneers
they laid the foundations of an empire.
The Silver Quartette club of Reno gave
,pa nf itu utirrin . az uhtlif -, soptrl ul,i,,I,
was heartily appIauded.
The enalor again took the rostruni
and resumed mis- peech, taking up fur
;her detail of his efforts in behalf ot
silver. lie though that ii he could not
make any silver legislation during Mr.
| t'leveland's administration he would u
least irritate the g%old-bugs. tie intro
iuced a resolution in the Senate to have
the Secretary OF the Treasury instructed
to have four million dollars coined instead
ii two million. Though his energy in
pushing legislation Tor silver, not he ed
ing the request OF the President to desirt.
Nevada lost all the appointments she
might have received. Every obligation
OF the government is payable in silver.
yet President Harrison says he will moi
cancel them in that way. John Sherman
is preparing a bill for the %demonitiza ior
of silver and when Sherman succeed
Nevada's people will have TO leave her
lie said the gold making the Cleveian.t
and the Harrison tight comes from tn,
same Golfers. The gold bugs are furnish.
ing the funds, the bankers of Nevada ar.
wonderful Harrison men Just Tow.
Since the denomination oi silver tn,
poor have become poorer md he rich.
richer. tie referred to Senator Edmund,
as being sharper than a knife, bnt re-
marked that he WAS also narrower. He
urged the union OF the West and South
to prevent the destruction of the country.
We want something real; we have
been fighting sham battles all our Ii tes.
rhe silver states form three columns and
can accomplish much. lie called up the
example of the Irish in acquiring power
by unity for a long time they were hut
paupers but when they united under
Parnell, what a power they made. He
showed the proposed destruction OF lib
rrty by the infamous Force bill the
changing of the republic to a monarchy.
lie told how near the Force bill came to
passing in the House and the Senate,
and how he labored for a year to save
this country from the inlamy OF the bill.
During all this time he was lab, ring tor
silver and the protection of his consti-
uents. He said, II glory in the name
OF a silver crank and drtest the name OF
a gold criminal" He paid his respects
to Mr.. Foley and wondered whether he
or Mr.. Foley had changed. lie read
that portion OF a platform OF a Rcpubli.
can State convention, which condemned
the attitude of the President on silver.
and read the name OF Mr.. Foley a.
being a member OF that convention and
one OF the committee on platform. lie
denounced tie INCONSISTENCY OF the mel