Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
a1ssouRos SILVER GOVERNOR;

.HNs4NN stt. sltiktgfNN 'NaN.N "a AHhS'e
gub OF Kansas Ct.y, II iow days ago.
which he spoRe rs follows ccn:eTn-
. the financial situation in the
Ilitel States:
rhc present financial furr? is The
suit Of II tie ib,rrtc design. This I
.itvr as firmly "a ;hat,h. good God
iausubove. Thia scare cGmc rs T.
lict at night with feathers on lis
81 that we u i.ht TO: hear lis com
-. We had won II grand victory.
he Democratic party WITS headed for
ril reform, whcn a will, miri hur-
clUo came out e Nall street Il d
truck us umidsGii E; Und now Vt aye
.. ddiDg away, only tte devil kno"s
where, Wall street. mace I'm a.slwli
N tho gold reserve and reduced IL
critic tjrrt tire il Our ! istury. |
,ish 10 God they lad reduced ii 10
3iu,CC0,CCu. IhuVc voted o than
nrc to reduce II ~ S2I.OCO.NCu. Tic
government doesn't need TO keep 331
ycr cent. al lis circulation US IL re-
prvc. IL rs ~ waste OF the monetary
uersies ard opportunities .! the ppU
Die. Tho reserve WAS pulled down hy
Nail street and Tho country WIS
nllpl or la issue Ecw bonds. The
government called on tho western
lanks for aid ard molly did tl.cy to-
,p5nl. The western banks rnlt tn,
oils tighten ~ ~ I Isn istne -::JLs
, .ni;s @ ic east T,!usch Ia supply
hem. The wrsr,rr UauN9 ca'.eL "u
tHcir .ru"fry correspondents; thCaa
IN turn called on their CrCdi."rS aud
80 tho iIgtrcas became uI.versai 1t
happrned That TIC hulfncc AT trade
Nus ~ngninstus. whIch rHrrly hnpIeus.
-iuld WIS exported and cve-y dollar
exported was nd.crtIsed. Tho AS
sociatct Press and tho city press
rall"A a,'"rtiun To thu fact tina; gold.
timil rs n hare nrd sensitive nH II 10 :
O., u.u uc IN aluTmrd and He'd !tou'
his barbIruuS country. Ds'lcsi
%is everywhere; cnt"rp IS" vas pal
led. Tho banks, unprcrnrcd, fell by
Tho wnysidr. Iimil aud ol,ri!ultnj
men withdrew from the bauk7 and
aided in tho precipitation q! the Ii
nanciHl coalition lint need not nave
existcd. Mover was there n pauic
hrcsicned with less rcason. 1t WAS
the result OF II foul conspiracy.
And il E.3 I'll been blamed 10 s!'c
Sherman act. but Instead Ct d:crets
ing wo rght - incrcasc our money
circulation. There is cUJ enough IN
circulation to meet the demands Il
business. Financial experts tell us
that business is done nn C',d't. $50
it is, bu; IL takes m"rcy 10 raw d~h's.
You can't pay debts with oXvn or
mules or wheat. IOu contract.
but M, s%utsii: drb's wjitomt money
Our cuuniry 10 continental in lie
scope. Oar population Is nr%,ncn
In. and grca. hgrcl"; III MS are pr"
jsctcd. We are tie s;or, huuscs aus
The igrancrica Of Tho wuT.d. It's Il
large land and needs u lager curT'u.
cy; lar ,cr ihnn liug'aad, more rcdan.
dant than France. Wccun take noic
nan half the states Of Europe and
lay them down in Texas and still have
enough loft 10 make q glol Sad cat
Ito range.
Congress was elected for n certain
purpose ind that WIS not thr a'mon-
r,ization Of silver. We could not
have carried tho country on thnt is
sur. We could rot have CAr''"d Ms
roIr. Tho tim has co WIZ t
west and south should hrLiu IL Ike"
rnrc OF Themselves IL little more. !
an n drin 'rra'. but 7 am tho s1m"
kind in July. 1879 n;iu July. 1892. |
believe ir the card nal Il actr,.cg OF
I AT party and silver coinage Is, or ai
'cas, hn H. rc,ufurc Lccn ono rf IN III
q doctrine Ia which the party la
been unGurstiorullv md seemingly
unnl,prnbiy committed. | NJ, FOR IL
today. | mn rot Il friend ii the
sherman law. I voted against il,
Eut il 10 the only law on tho books
for e.lyor coinage. | never wanted
10 DO II member OF CoDntcrs so bad
rs I 10 nCw. meyer would vote for
tho rcronl OF tho sherman lHw til
anmr silver Coi"rcn provision wa
substituted in its stead.