Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-10-20

| legislation. we are Uolu We must
| delay the agitation because the Euro
pean nations will soon act. England
is a creditor nation, while America is
debtor nation, rich in everything
but money. One foreign nation will
| not act without the others, especially
without England. How will England
act. If we say money is scarce with
US, England will say there is no
scarcity of money there, and It's
principal commodity being gold It
will not reduce its value. The Eng
| lish wheat market requires deprecl-
ated silver. If silver goes to S1.29
an ounce England will be compelled
to buy our wheat instead of our sill
yer and her profits will not be 50
large. Stop silver agitation here and
you stop it everywh re.
The speaker read dis patches show
ing that the British government IS
! opposed to monetary conference.
| Conferences are held to withdraw
public interest from the agitation.
The proper thing to do is 20 have
free COINAGE and not bother vita
conferences
Mr.. Newlands referred to the sill
yer bills IL Congress and explained
several points not generally nnder~
stood. He explained how Senators
Stewart, Jones AID Others compelled
action on silver by refusing to vote
for other measures III which gold
men were interested. If Harrison
or Cleveland is elected, silver legis
laupn viii be delayed car years.
General Weaver is the only free
coinage candidate for President. He
showed what the balance of power in
the electoral college could accomplish
for the silver interest, and cited sey>
eral instances Of the power Of fusion.
He gave reasonable and satisfactory
explanation of his change of politics,
stating that as a member Of the BIZ
Metallic Lea Ae was pledged to
support NJ candidate WHO was not
pledged by Platform and declaration
to free coinage. and he was abiding
BY that pledge. The free coinage Of
silver has been the star By which he
has guided his political bark, and he
shall keep his eyes fixed upon that
star even Il + necessitates the cross
ing of party lines a hundred or a
thousand times. Devotion is due to
cause rather than individuals o. par
ty. This remark was received with
cheers.
Referring to the minority Repub
lican Convention held in Reno, he
said it instructed its nominee for
Representative in Congress to use
every means in his power to remone-
tie silver, but denies its electors all
Independence Of action.
Mr. Newlands was vociferously
applauded at the close of his speech.
He held the audience for ar hour
and three-quarters, and if he did
not make many converts he certain-
ly set Harrison and Cleveland men
TO thinking.
HON THOMAS WREN
Was next introduced and made one |
of his charistic speeches. Among
other things he said:
The cause of widespread ruin was
unquestionably the demonetizing of
silver. The remedy must be the re
of silver.
How can its remor citation be Sc
curedl Is there any hope that either
Of the old parties will remcnetize it,
! answer unhestatingly, not the re-
mntest chance III the world unless
forced to do it by the mighty uprising
Of the people for its RECOMMENDATION
that is row making itself felt and
heard IN every State in the Union
The men of the natien who want to
be President and Cabinet officers,
md Senators and Ministers abroad
watch popular sentiment with close
,ttention, and when they find that
3, 900, 600 voters have voted in favor
If the free and unlimited coinage of
silver at the ratio Of Is to you viii
zee wonderful change in Congress
md in conventions to catch the voters
If this vast army of honest citizens.
The Peoples party Is our only
lope A convention of that party,
sixteen hundred repre-
sentative men from every State in
he Union adopted platform in
avor of the free and M limited coin