Mohave County miner., 1892-09-03


States were the banner chumps Of sll
,ns.klni. We howl and hurrah for one
party or ihs other, aud dance to the mu.
ale of the tariff, when this question OF
more material TO base the business Of the
world upon is the real fight, and the one
upon shich the money kings have bent
their most serions thoughts, aud the one
upon which they spend their money
freely, because they are steadily growing
richer by the enhanced purchasing power
OF the money they already have boarded
up. Aud we who make the iisht against
them set nothing hut sympathy from
unr friends. We are the class and our
friends are the same, who are rich only
ia sympathy, and desire 10 live and let
live. There lsn't any person who doubts
our right and privilege To tinker on the
tariff although il effects other nations 10
some extent. But when We want 10 re-
arrange our monetary system, oh hear
the gold bugs and their attorneys howl:
!" You mnsn't to,ich it; IL will b. ruin.
You must wait till other nations take
action" WAY this howl in the QUE case
and not IN the ot,-r? II - becanse the
monetary question ia a SIRE spot the oae
they can't bear Tor ~ To take the cloth
OFF aud look at The otner annoys them
sons but they don't mind il 80 much
besides, u attracts attention and IL a
Necessary evil from their point ei view
There has been "A ti,n- in THE history OF
ih'. land. ~hel men were csl,ei traitors
tor l-ss than - preached to us as a daiiy
sr-ei On tiaa1cs. Col send IA anaiher
Ill smilton. or Randolph, to put y little
sense of shame into our law tinkers at
Washington.
few more words on this admiuisirs-
ton business: This silver subject is no
n.s q i-s'ion. II has heen factor in
poiitics. has been voted on and can
vss-ed from one end OF the country to
the other IL has had favorable planks
IN all political platforms, with one ex-
crpiion. which resulted IN defeat Of |
ns'rly 80 pounds OF presidential timber, !
ani the demand for lis remonetix i,ion |
has been steady. and all this has been |
the state ot affairs continuously since /
1876. TIE people, ss represented in Con
gress, have voted on ami decided in its
favor in every Congress SINCE that time.
l, has taken the arbitrary power OF the |
veto aud messages, and every engine /
known to politics. on the part Of an
ego'istical gang of money sharks and re-
cslcirrsnt presidents 20 thwart the wilii
oi the people Ii Is, or was. the general |
impression, that the president was the
ssrs .nt Of ths people, but every presi-
deaf We have had since 1876, has die
iaied TO us IN manner that would COS, i
Nscioria her throne. Yet We call our.
selves Tree people. aud they will con.
unne 20 dictate uuul We can elect somr
msu wh, will lose sight oi himself long
enough to remember that the combined
brains Of maj j,rity OF 61,0oJ,0)O Of
people have more capacity Tor thinking,
than any single skull covered by ~
hat, aud his name is neither Cleveland
or H,rrison. What we want 10 man
broad miDded enough to follow Gov.
Mirkhun's IL d on the Glenn county
hill He said in substance: II am
opposed to making new countries, but
a. this bill passed the preceding iegis-
iaiure and was vetoed, and has, after two
years to understand it in, passed this
it seems 10 be the will OF the
people aud sign the oil. +"
That is the stamp OF men We want.
Somebody that realizes he was placed
there by the hand Of the people to do
their bidiing and not one who thinks
himself a dictator, and scandaIizes the
Darne of Jehovah, by charging him with
the bluoder of placing him in the presi-
Dental chair, as Mr.. Harrison did when
he toti Mat Qniy that he owed his cleo
,ions to God Add further than this, for
the last thres years We hear that this
has been striving to
bring about = great American trade
And that the very pride OF
the Mckinley bill was the reciprocity
clause. and that by its influence we
would be able to control the trade Of
Central and South American states,
every one OF which is silver using and |
producing countries What kind OF