Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-07-22

who have large nosrus VI so'e
wish 10 increase, some thirty, some
sixty and some en- hundredfold, and
whose wish and cry is more More J
More III That few need no prosec-
ton; u ia from them that the toiling
masses and those who have no oppor'
tunity 10 toil need protection. Fellow
countrymen, will you aid us in giving
il 10 themi
When we ask you 70 aid US we ~
the same time ask you TO aid your
selves. The same contemplated blow
from the General Government that 10
10 destroy us will make slaves OF you
Think NOT that our death Is, sympa-
thy excepted, . matter of indifference
10 VOC. IL Is death and destruction to
Us, but psonsge and slavery to you OF
the two which is to be preferred! In
the nam Of Truth, Justice, Right, Hon.
essy and Fair Dealing we ask your aid
In this glorious cause Of all, or nearly
all, humanity. Shall we appeal in vain !
Forbid 10 Justice Forbid il Heaven
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That any legislation 81 the
approaching special session Of Congress-
except 10 bee return 70 the original coin
age laws or something equivalent thereto
as they existed from the commencement
Of the Republic TO 1878. will be 10 the In
,eress Of . small olAss Of selfish plusoorais
and unsympathizing foreigners.
Resolved, That we deem the present cir.
culating medium ss inadequate 70 the
needs Of our people and the proper devel-
opment Of the natural Of the
United States.
Resolved, That the Uni,ed States are
self-sustaining, md are, and Of right ought
10 be, free and independent Of the financial
policies Of all other governments. and that
. failure 70 return 10 our original none.
tary policy will entail greater calamisies
than II we cease 10 seek foreign commercial
intercourse and I've within ourselves.
Resolved, ThA,we appeal TO the wisdom
and sympathy Of q National legislators,
IS we'll Is 70 The humanity OF the large
mass Of our fellow citizens, TO aid In this
matter. and avert the hardships and dan.
gers which will surely result TO 10 and our
country.
Resolved, That in the event Of the re-
peal Of the Sherman law without q reason
able substitute, wesppesl TO the Governors
Of the several silve States and Territories
above named TO immediately call an extrs
session OF their respective Legislatures for
the purpose Of falling nessary. proper and
prompt measures Tor the relief Of citizens
from the disasters and distresses which
will surely follow
Resolved, That we are unslterAbly In
favor Of the free coinage Of silver 81 the
same ratio Of which il was coined previous
TO 1873.
Resolved, Thatth restoration Of silver
to the place II occupied previous to the
passage Of the Mint Act In 1878. Is essen.
tial 70 the prosperity Of the country, and
paramount to all other political consider
asIons; that the people Of Nevada are In
favor Of the coinage Of silver upon ths
same conditions which apply 70 the coin
age Of gold.
Resolved. That We appeal 70 the people
Of the United States. not % mendicantl
begging the reconciliation Of silver %
favor. but a. free q independent Ameri
can citizens demanding its demonstration
as the money Of the Constitution Of the
United States, and % an ACT Of justice, and
as . rebuhe 10 the infamous legislation de
monetizing u in 1873.
Resolved. That no man Ia under any le-
gal or moral obligation to pay . debt In
any other kind Of money than that In which
he contracts 10 pay the debt. and that any
nan who advocates q different rule In The
payment Of debts is either 9 corrupt Liar
and knsve o. . fool, and the man, be be
either In pablo or private life. who de.
ounces the payment Of q debt In the
money or commodity In which the debtor
contracts to pay u is a lying slanderer. and
can only do 30 for corrupt reasons.
Resolved. That our Senators and Repre-
sentative In Congress be requested 10 de-
mand constitutional legislation for the
protection Of American labor and the
American laborer in the silver mines Of the
mining States and Territories equally with
the cotton spinner Of Massachusetts,, the
coal and iron miner Of Pennsylvania and
the sugar producer Of Louisiana; and we
will call upon the laborers Of the United
States In whstever calling engaged, and
upon the merchant and all other persons
dependent upon the we'll paid lAborer fol-
8 livelihood 10 aid the silver miners Of the
West In their life and death struggle with
the English and American money lenders
upon the silver question.
Resolved, That we have implicit conf.
dence In the Hon. John p. Jones and the
Hon. William M. Stewart. our Senators,
and in the Hon. Francis G. Newlands, oul
Representative in Congress, and are conff-
dent that acting In harmony with the Sen
ators and Representatives from the Other
silver States, and with the friends Of silver
in Congress from other sections Of ths
Union. they will secure for the silver inter
ests the very best legislation possible.
Resolved. Thai we commend to the con.
sidsrAtion Of; the American people The fol.
lowing language used By the Hon. jaime,
G. Blaine on the floor OF the Senate Of th.
United States on the 7th day Of February,
1878: al believe gold and silver coin 10 b
the money Of the oonstitution-indeed, The
money Of The American people, anterior "a
the constitution. money which the organic
law Of the Republic recognized a. indie.
pendent Of its own existence. No power