Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-07
gnE PRESIDENTIAL Dstpr.

1ttE fktESADrsN llhb DSAAo
an both parties a man is presented
for the cuff. ages OF the people Of the
United Stntes who will defeat the
popular will, II it is expressed in 40
Ac, Of Congress by the pafsaRe OF a
FREQ coinage bill" aud yet MIR. New
lands, after using such clean cut lam
guage in reference To Messrs. Harrison
am,i Cleveland, why did you not also
ruint out a wholesome reuie iy! After
pruclaimins both Cleveland and liar
risou honest and courageous you say
t. the Republicans choose independ-
cat presidential electors who will 80
tn Mr.. Harrison and say y were
elected by the independent Rcpubl'-
cans OF our Stale, We know that your
ras. official LIE proves your uaalter-
R3le opposition 10 free coiu:Gc, that
you would s~trltify yourself 10y grant
lag our request aui blIcsen your
character forever, yet we want you to-
promise W.. upon your hoaor as ii
gentlemnp. that you will not veto a
free coinage bill 81" uld one be pre-
tented to yod by Congress. II for the
o Ike O; a se>> id torn. Mr.. Harris n.
you will repud ate the Minneapolis
platform an I make Yourself a lHlit-
ical outcast. write yourself down as
man who viii say u thing TO ob-
tain n noniustio and tbon agree Il
az, the opposite in order { o',tai-
! election, why, then. We VII g!rjl..
give you nj votes; bat in case Of your
~refusa'. let it be Understood that ~
are ready 20 open negotiations with
yohr riral, the likewise Honorable,
Mr.. Cleveland"
whe:. stripped OF its "~vhereases"
AMI resolves" the aboEe is all there
is in your Helena scheme. And YOU
really hope ;hnt outsiders will call Us
sincere in thus GCirg to the very man
you have declared TO be an avowei
enemy OF the popular will and at,
Locating to barter away the greatest
Official POSITION in the world? 1t
cannot bc that you mean TO oring tho
f~r-si1sncy down I O the level Of
B~uci!eyisn. Listen 10 your own
language: I'VE find that when a free
Coinage bill was up in the last Con-
grsSs, the e:tiTe power Of the Nd
mi1istration was used 10 defeat it,"
Have you aira'dy forgotten tina, tho
Administration was theu the very
pe-Son with whom you would row
bargain and sell? w fird that the
Ciinir- aan u. the Comni,tes on Com
hss who stc'd up against the wishes
OF his constituency, Was rewarded by
tho niAsi,n ~ Brazil and still we
q : eravely advised 10 choose electors
-ro will 80 on 10 Washington as
trends Of the people and conciliit
this man MO has alrea j., as you gay.
us-d his official power 10 thwart the
will ot the pc ,ris. Would II not be
far better 10 IN rely s., aside a mun
who wiil thus prostitute and betray a
grca, fast:
II suca is your idea Of a Nevada
Republican, AS you havs expressly,
five times in onc 81 czech. affirmed your
SELF 10 be, what confidence can you
expect the peoI pie OF this State to
place in your prutestatioIS Of feal,y
to their iuterestsG
The frequency with which the poo
plo OF this State have been bought
and sold may have originated this idea
OF monuments, pIt;has, in you.
mind; but We hope that tho very sug
gesiion VIII prove sufficient to forever
damn SUCH political trait; in the fu
ture history OF our common wealth.
WsrepeN that the people are tired
and sick OF double. dealing, fair prom.
ises and false actions. The Reno
convention was but TIE emphasis OF
this fact and We predict that, for unc..
the voters Of nevada will not ba side
tracked by schemes NJ bullying, buy
Ing and selling. Every reading man
knows that General Weaver is not
only II friend Of the people, but also n
struns aaTocate OF free coinage. II
WITS he who fist raised his voice in
Congress against the Outrage of 1877.
and the Silver L"aguers Of Nevada
are not gong 10 forge, il. We he.
lieye that il is always more manly to
support a friend than To attempt
either the intimidation or subUrdina.
ton OF an enemy. For this reason we
advocate the election OF Weaver il
preference " e.tiler Harrison or Cieyc.
land.