Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-09-25

these from the mining S.atss, we're
opposed to thu force bill and
re saried il ds destructive OF FREQ gov
erom-nt Rad designed To secure negro
d~oniRaiinn in the South; aud
WrEgEAs. The force bill passed
the House %. Representatives, by only
SIX ma! 'ri,y, and tho following 20
cuII"d silver Republicans, namely:
Hose, Tow send, of Colorado; ii. +.
Bartine, Nevada; Binser Hermann,
Oregon, and rhos. ii. Carter, Mon
tam, had the pnwer TO defeat it by
governing themselves from the gold
advocates and j,'ning with tho friends
o: silver, but they refused to DO 60,
aai thereby created n beach between
the silver proiu;.ns States and the
great u:iS. oi silver men IN the West
AM SJu,h, Thich has ever since con-
;r:butei 10 prevent the pnsSuse OF u
Tree rlinasc bill in the House; and
WuEKE,s, WIN. NJ. Stewart was
the first Republican N the Senate To
join hands with tbs silver tnen IN tho
Democratic p rty in the defeat OK the
force b:,l -. The Senate aud by his et-
tor.s, with the aid Of II portion OF the
SILVER Republicans, rescued the coun-
try from ihr calamity which that
revolutionary .rcnsure would have
clus.l, AMI silver party wac created
in tho Scaa,e sufficiently strong TO
pass ;hrvu-h that bosly in the last
aui ia ~. present Congress n free
coinArc bill. pure ind simple. Tho
bill waicr passed in tho 52nd Con-
gTs>s vas p'~,poned in the House and
is It'll p..j : for action; aud
WuH.sls. I'll, enforcement of the
Il 'rr'S'n Poi y OF the federal inter.
! ference ia locli elections, as cxcmpli-
7 fed ~ H." iurcc bill, would plaza the
! State - %.vsia in opposition 10 the
! friends ~ st.v"r throughout the coun.
try: therefore. be it
H"-Jivcl. That the Silver party Of
/ Nrv,riA '-,1.ir'uns the policy OF the
| Cirvr ,ni ADMINISTRATION Tor is Ct,
furis :" I"7I>let.He silver, and dc,
nIuIcts tine E.pubiicaa u~dmIuiStrG-
"a e.. :, attempt 10 deprive In 1
! rco.,.c " , free ballot. and Tor It's act.
! i've uH determined Efforts 10 destroy
silver ~ ~ my. We dcuoun nee the
letter 81 a:,"p' anc o. President iIHr
RI II fnc opp sing Independent action
ON tho part u the Uuitrd = .Htes and
FOR ~n,!v3clliag the Submission OF the
tiInucial policy OK the United States
To- the d Gates OF the bankers OF Great
britain ,ma the gold a~dyOcLu.soi Eu'
rope ard ruudcmn his suggestion Ia
foreign puWsrS SO to change the ra.!O
bet On I. III md sIiver that silver
can no ion .er ne uscd 40 money.
fnis cunycnt.on recognizes James
Il. Weaver, OF Iowa. and Jimei q.
! Field, Of Virginia, rs the oaly candi
( dIicS Tor President anil V.cc.Picsi.
/ d.Gt who are friends 10 tho uso of
I silver r. money, and the free and VII.
l~nnitcl ro.n,Ge VI that metal; AMI We
heartily aud uncl nEr.Iliy ,ndoTsc
Weaver and Field as the standard
! b~'trrrs ~ she Silver party Of Nevada
an | pc re hem Umr SUPPORT. The
nyTiu"t5 uf this cJarontioI aIe also
h,Toyy pledged 20 work and vote for
tnr ~sttni.rI bearers of u cause, and
- s 80 ~ hnHornJie ra 10 de-.
t...t lls - "ios VI siiver-IIttrisot
Gno I.,y...nl.
Tins Convention repud!atcB the
shan rrsi"use that Weaver will Dc
'tri;L.cI ami that votes for him viii
'u lost. Every hreIL reform must
have u Ucsiruing. Too much tine
has already nccn lost la voting FOR
the as,u's Of tho gold trust, which
action hhi pIrnl! ed tho Industries Of
the country and ruined oliver miuipg
IN Nevada. Ths Endorsement already
gwen by tho silver s;aieB 81 tho nd.
rOcatHS OF gold 10 former elections il
used as au argument To show that
the SILVER state themselves Hra op.
posed 10 the Tree and unlimited coin
age Of silver. Inc move IIeut tJr Sill
yer is NON hdvau:iug with rcsietlesg
fore, under the lead OF our gallant
STANDARD bearor, Jlmos b. Weaver.
the people OF Nevada Will not glay
In" tide by voting for either Harrison
or Cleveland, the representatives OF
gold monopoly, but will proclaim 10
ihciT friends Throughout the country
TIA, Nevada Stands firm against tho
usurpa'ipn Of federal power IN local
elections AMI against Tho gold mon
opo!y Uf Europe Lnl America.
Tho platform a d resolutions OF the
convention Of the Silver party Of No
ynia held At Reno on the 9th Of June,
1892, ace hereby approved and
adopted, AID Hon. Thomas Wr.n OF
Eufck", lion. NJ. ). Bonni:irld OF
"innrmacG and Hon. &. &. Powu-
INK oi l.'HO, who were nominated ut
that ~c'1rcnlion as prepIdc2tal oleC.
iDrS, AT" hereby directed To cast their
vO'r N tho electoral college Tor
James j. Woavor OF Iowa for Prcsi.
loot AMI James q. Fold Of Virginia
Tor Wee President.
This convention indorses tho course
o. our %senatoi, tho Hon. Wm. NJ.
Stewart, ~ his uniiring and saccess.
tul efforts IN tho cause OF silver, md
IN securing the dJteat Of tho ruros bill,
The pet measure IL the Harrison nd