Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-06-11
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IL lie noticeable that Nevada Democrats
take more enthusiastic interest in the
new party movement than Republicans.
That party furnishes nearly ell the speak.
ers. most Of the newspapers and are do
ing most of the shouting. Well, Why
mott They have slmost nothing 10 lose
and might gain something BY . new shut
&c and deal.
In the past they have now and then
elected some lonesome candidate 70 once
In this State by dint Of indiscriminste
trading, and they hope that through this
| movement they may elect their ideal
Congressman, Cassidy. And II the I'm.
cidental protection" OF Cassidy's candi-
dstion should result in the re-election OF
| Senator Stewart the average Democrat
| would not look upon that IS an unmixed
| evil: for, since he voted for the conir-
nation Of that model son OF chivslry, La
mar, for Justice Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States, and joined his silver
voice 10 the chorus of d~enunciations OF
|rhe so-called Force bill, he Is not pecu-
liarly distssteful to q Nevsds Democrat.
How many Republicans will lend their
assistance to this scheme !--Carscn
Morning News.
There is . good deal Of that sort OF
stuff In the partisan journals pnblished
In the western part Of the State. There
10 no sohome about 10. Stewart seems TO
be making an honest eight for the free
coinage Of silver. Two years ago the
entire delegation from Nevada betrayed
the silver interest by voting for The pres
emit bullion purchase commodity law, for
which they were denounced by the then
and present Democratic candidate for
Congress from every stump 10 the State.
We were for free coinage then. ss we had
been for years before, and we are still
sighting on that same line. We welcome
recruits from whatever source, and shall
not stand, club in hand, TO drive any
person away who In good faith espouses
the free coinage cause. The people OF
Nevada by their votes Endorsed the com.
modify Law two years ago. Many Of
them now admit their mistake. Senators
Jones and Stewart and Representative
Bartine and Mr.. Newlands all defended
the commodity m~onstrosity In the last
election in Nevada, and ell are now re-
ported to have come over TO u position
on the question. We are willing to re-
oeive them on probation, but we are not
willing that they shall occupy the front
seats in the free coinage temple until
they have first done pennsnce In the ira
ditional sackoloth and ashes. One Of
their first duties TO the public. If they
be honest men. Is to publicly admit that
they were wrong two years ago, and that
the Democratic candidate for Congress
was right then Is he lie now. II 10 only
after ample apology that any Of them
can "break bread or eat salt" with ar.
To talk. therefore. Of schemes and DOM
binations In advance is manifestly I'M
founded. Not one Of them has yet be-
come . member Of the great free coinage
party Of which we claim to be but an
humble and devoted member.
Personally and in all candor we may
here submit q single observation; and
that Is that we are not lying awake
o'nights planning ways to 60 to Congress.
II the people see proper to elect us we
will be thankful and serve them faith
fully and to the best Of our ability, treat.
ing free coinage as the leading interest Of
the State 10 be subserved, while giving
due attention to all other matters and
measures Of local concern. We are GER
tain to vote for q man for Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives who will keep
"Silver Dick" Bland Of the head of the
Coinage Committee. The candidate for
Congress Of any other party in this State
who will do otherwise, or who will dodge
or evsde the main issue. ought not to
receive twenty-five votes in the whole
State, no matter where he comes from Oh
to what party he belongs or how big his
sack.