Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-10-30
WREN SCORES A POINT.
He Addresses an Enthusiastic Aud
ence at the Opera House.


was well filled before the fires died
ont and the music ceased. A lot of
silver men came down from Virginia
along with the Glee Club, and the
meeting was a great success.
A. j. McGowan, the silver candi-
date for District Attorney Of Ormsby,
was introduced as Chairman by DR..
Guinan, and the following Vice
Presidents were called to the stage:
Messrs. Smith, Sharon, Gree, Ell
lis, Robert, Chedic, Blethen, Uren,
Mooney, Stone, Cowing, Muller,
O'Toole. Dupuis, Wylie- Hyden-
reich, Aube, Bareau.
The Glee Club then came upon the
stage amid loud applause, and sang a
campaign song that brought the
house down, and the result was an
, encore, to which they responded.
The Club has added to its list of
singers the following ladies of the
Comstock: Misses Emma Freeman;
Annie Haley, Kate and Mamie Ne
vim, Mrs. 7. Nevin and Miss X.
Kelleher, who added considerable
harmony to the songs.
Chairman MCGOWAN then made a
i few well timed remarks on the Presi-
dental candidates, and finished by
introducing Hon Thos Wren, the
Silver party nominee for Presidential
elector
Mr.. Wien opened his speech by
severely lashing the hobos who in
sisted III walking in and out Just fol
the purpose of making noise and
letting in breeze.
He then launched forth in a plain
statement Of the way Nevada stands
with her sister States, and cited good
cause for revolt among the voters,
and proved that lie action Of the
silver men in throwing of the party
collar, was most Unstable
He exposed the tiielery IS which
the white metal was demanetized in
1879. and stated that at that time no
man in in the Senate would have
dared to suggest the demonstration
Of silver
His speech was full q logic and
statements which could rot be dis
proved. notwithstanding the fact that
Wall street IS ready at any time to
put up money for the patpose Of
suppressing them.
Nj Wren was frequently inter~
rupted by applause, and at all times
the audience was greatly Interested.
His reference to Senator Stewards
attitude in Congress was very comp
limentary, as well as highly pleasing
to the audience.
Space forbids giving other than
synopsis of Mr.. Wrens speech, but
it was stirring, vote making argu
ment for free coinage, first, last and
all the time.
After Mr.. Wrens speech the Glee
Club fired q silver song into the camp
Of the enemy. The regular encore
was responded to, and Senator Stew
was introduced.
When Stewart Gets up to say
something the audience generally
goes through stampede of applause,
after which the venerable Senator
gets down to business and gives them
a sound talk.
It happened Just this way last
night and although he has made one
Of the most active campaigns ever
witnessed in Nevada, he Shows very
little wear ana tear.
Without abusing lis oIponos
Mr.. Bartine, he gently laid him II
the shelf-to remain their till after
election. He walked into the barri-
cade Of lies put UP against him and
scattered hls traduoars- e a back
seat
John sherman nee tiled the
same game With him but Stewart
openly defed him in the Senate
chamber at Washington and the !
wiley John retired from the scene a |
vanquished politician and q tired sil
yer enemy.
The senator was frequently
interrupted b. applause, and at the |
close of his remarks, the meeting |
adjourned amia ets and singing
by the glee clla
Advices from Fresno are to the
effect that George Sontag, on trial