Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-07-31
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bill ia the Hoa4 VI Representatives
has given a troreDjDus bonn u III"
third party prospects. Anything.
DECD. more auspIcbGus for The party
ia November could rot have Rap
p-nsd. The demand for free sh''f
cfd1xe, shiI. r,rDnx IN the WEI ~
slii. stronger Throughout tho Syoih
and frum IT,. b~ginniBy Of the third
party uoy-rse:i. the kJUtbsrn FAY.
m.fs' Alliance bars rsr:.tI explicit
notI.>s ga tie Deliberate party ibat
II tho pfr>.Gt Democratic houLE
failed tp pass The silver bill they
uouid desert IL in November and vote
IN "a toIy for ;bs neg patty. The
only argument by which a potion q,
III. nemu.i.Gip ofths Southefn Al
l~i.nc1s has been hitherto kept bark
iroro committing i,s@if outright ~ the
Peoples party, bD been the promise
that tn. DeuYO- ratio HDuDe rouid
heed their J-mggJs.
SIC do not bcIi. 10 that Their" iB iii
Alliance man 10 the SoU!h tO-Dr!
Who bas not, s.iniu the Iabt .c,B.
definitely nnde W hig mind tD vote
H.. li,3 ranIIa.Ces LDhiuattd at
Omabn. Even IL tho Democratic
National Convention terrified by the
litUHtiun, phuulJ ,ukJ thp I',2 track
uud insert Il Giisrr plsbh ia the ga
a.....I .t.,G- a. a. ..l.N lZ..F -...Ft
After the action ~ the Hug. hO
proniE+s .he convention might maize
would command any c%SnG5rhc. and
indeed would make the EItOntion o;
The Democracy more desperate by
alternating Ito gold stac lard constit.
ucGcy in the North add East, which
{. all that il no" left 81 IL.
In fac. the probibIlii,cs are alto
s.E...r tia. u. Wal Street wia:, .lav
Ing nO~ TOu the battle, vii strength
p6 its grip md W the nomination Gf
~. land, bar the door against the
Irlis, lilo re.uIn Of the dIssruu.ied
EyuI5rrnern.
What q. q thia mean, practically:
II means that Ire party IN EDr, inUer
will probably caIy live southern
bL.t. bling the two CarnI'G as, GeOr-
gfa, Mississippi aud ArsHGtaS ana
possibly s~snn, II the Souih.rn Al.
lance C~Dn9io..nsn may bD believed
In tho SuT;I; ia. new pIrtY have 81!
s!ony boon iike!y 10 carry Knnsas and
Nebraska ned the two DIho,nH, but
IN tho tilYeF 5ta.cs 81 Montana aEd
CJIurYdu, liz p~fD-rects .! succeGs uTc
1t iedrt Hfty Per cent. !'sttar than he.
fore tho defeat uf the silver bill. That
~ ~ ray thcrs 10 no. u REASONABLE.
probability that trc third party IN
November may carry from nine to
thirteen StatcH.
likely To 10 sle"t,d by Ia. people,
and that II the Houge Of i;sprcseuta
tITe5 elect u Democrat, he ~.li De the
worst rass II Il minority FfesIdent
that ever went into Office.
but viii tho House %! Representa-.
tiycs nee ggariIy elect tn. Democrat.
&c candidates.! siupprsing the Dp!id
South, tbs stronghold II DeTocrHr:
shaIi bGye icprdIHted tho Dcmoctatic
capdiidte W strong popular majnrl.
ties, will The SDuth.rn DemDc,aiiG
Congressman rho watt 10 be re.elect
ed vote u make PrrsideL. th1 ca"G,
date condemned by their coHEtitu
ebta7 Wil they DO 10 sell bacriiic.
ingI
Dp you nSk whom they will then
vOia tort VOL, tho cDnatit.tion 10.
gtrictG thar choice u tho tire,
Presidential candidgtes w.Io receive
the ,aiR"st clcclDril yO'e. They vii
tbGb hnTs ~ elect "A Republican. u
Dr'DOcrai. w!um tier constituents
bnre rejected, or the third party cnh.
didats whom thsir constituents
have voted FOR. Figurnput FOR your
sei' what thoJ may pos. ib!y :oEc'ud.
- 10.
Tho iart IL, tie GINNING prcsiJcn.
tiHl cDDtcst when the prom and the
paTp'e begin " Tealiz. the rGaiitirB
ngd pcGsibll,ties, IN going To bg tho
most interesting onG since 1850, III II
will 10 tho most CRITICAL in its pOiiti.
Cd CON e Iuon. D.
The Republican pnrty Is already
bpIi, Ia tie DHso. and ~ kept standing