Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-17

Demoeratlc. party in the defeat Of tho
force bill in the Senate and by his ef-
forts, with the sid OF = portion, Of the
silver Republicans, rescued the, coua-
try from the calamity which that
evolutionary measure would have
csussa. and silver party was created
in the Saqate sufficiently strong to
pass through that body in the last
and in the present, Congress- a free
coinage. bilhi pure. and, simple. The
bill which passed in. The Bad Con-
gress was postponed in tho House and
is stiN psndirx for action; aud ~
:. WAEEEAs, The Endorsement of the
Harrison, policy of the. federal, inter
ference in loca, elections. as .exe.ppli-.
fed in: the fSroe, bill. would. place the
State Of NeVada,in opposition to the
friends Of silver throughout the coun-
try; therefore, beit 49,,
~ RESOLVED, That the Silver. party of
Nevada condemns tho policy OF the
Cleveland administration for 'its ef-
forts, to demonetize silver, and de-
:noupcest the Republican adninistrs-
.tion for its, attempt, to dsprive the
people q n free ballot, and for it's act
i've, and determined efforts to destroy
silver ae money. We denounce the
letter Of acceptance OF President Har-
risop for opposing independent action
ON tue. part OF the. United. 8 .ates and
for advocating tho submission OF tho
financial policy Of the Unisad. States
10 the dictates OF the bankers of Great
Britain. and the gold advocates of Eu-
rope and condemn his suggestion to
foreign powers 80 to change the, ratio
between gold and silver that silver
can no lon ger Lss used ~ money.
This convention recognizes james
b. Weaver, Of Iowa, and jaime. q.
Field, OF Virginia, az the only candi
dates for President, and Vice Presi-
dant WHO are friends to the, use of
| silver as money, aud the free and ,un.
limited coinage Ut that metal; and We
heartily aud nnequivocaliy indorse
Weaver and Field as the standard
bearers Of she Silver party Of Nevada
and pie. iRe. them our support. The
nOmipess Of this convention are .also
hereby pledged TO work and vote, for
the standard bearers Of cause, and
10 use every honorable means to de-
feat the enYn,iss Of. siIyer-H4rriso
and Cleveland. ....... -....
This convention .repudiates the
shaun pretonsS that Weaver will he
/ defeated and that votes for him will
he lost. Every Great reform, must
have u beginning. Too, much time
has already been lost ia voting, for
the agents OF the gold trust, which
action has paralyzed tho industries OF
the country and ruined silver mining
ia Nevada. The indorsement already
gwen, by the silver states Of the cd.
sOcates Of gold i'll former elections ia
used as aa argument to show that
the silver state themselves arc op
posed to the tree and uplimltod coin.
fa9e Of silver. The movement for ell.
YER is now advancing with reSistlesl
Trotce under tho lead OF our gallant
standard bearer, James B. Weaver
the people Of, Nevada, r will, not stay
tine tide by voting for either, Harrison
or Cleveland, the representatives. .oi
gold monopoly, but will proclaim .tc
4 sihesE friends throughout the country
that Nevada stands irm against tn,
usurpatien OF federal power in loca
Islections and against the gold mon,
opoly Of Eugops, and America, 49,
| Toe platform . q RESOLUTIONS OF tn.
convention Of the Silver. party Of, Ne
vadai held At Rsno,onI the 2Ath Of June
rl892f are hereby approved, en-,
sdopted, aud Hon. Thomas wron O
Eureks, Hon. n. 3. Bopnifeld o
y Winpemucea and Hon, O., @. Pown
ing. Of kEtAfnq, syha, !vsFsf pomjjp pPt a
that convention as presidential eleu