Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-31
A Glance Abroad.

SliVef-9old battle to have been
sectional rather than a partisan strue
gle.
Geographical lines were drawn s.
taut as to tear assunder the bodies o
the two old parties,
Their purer fragments natural,
commingle with the Peoples party
while the others acknowledge thei
allegiance to the ''Republi-Demauto
cratic party, commonly called tn,
"gold" party.
In this connection the following
analysis of last Mondays vote is Sig
| nificant: OF the total number Q24
| of votes for free coinage at the pre-
| sent ratio, only two were from Con-
gressional districts within region
| north of Philadelphia and east OF
Detroit. The other 122 were from
districts in the Solid South and
West.
Regardless of past partisan strife,
the Northeastern Democrats and Re
publicans united in support of the
Lombard street policy of Cleveland
and Sherman,
These joint leaders of the Wall St.
branch of the gold party, have hast
ened the dawn of a political millenni-
UNI, where the Democratic free~trade
tiger and Republican high tariff lamb
shall lie down together on platform
Of solid gold, led thither by little
(Rotbs)-child especially imported by
IN. Y. Central" Depew and "Stand-
ard OIL Whitney.
What a beautiful new Jerusalem!
How the British lion purrs with de-
light while enjoying the antics of the
well-shorn lamb, whose fleece has
been devoted to pulling the wool
over the eyes of unthnking voters
Of course the lamb no longer needs
his tin-plate armor to protect him
from the gold-filled store teeth of
the tiger.
What shall be done to keep this
Bankers Paradise from descending
from the clouds hanging black above
usl How shall we turn the pent-up
eff the storm back upon the
authors of our misery! To whom
may we look for aid in these dark
days. Let us rely upon ourselves
and the Peoples party.
Last Monday the Populists voted
rs unit for free coinage, but the
were ten to one against
it, while the Democrats were nearly |
equally divided, North and South.
Can it be that silver tongued ora
tors of the past like Byrum and |
Carlisle have fallen down in worship
Of the golden calf, or have they been
of the commercial insult
iciency of our silver dollar and the
immense purchasing power of the
gold dollar.
Discarding figures of speech and
pointing to figures of record, would
,olemnly warn the aristocratic mon
~ lenders of the Eaft to have a care.
history repeats itself, The signs of
he times portend speedy tsrmina-
ion of the usursrs' reign.
The present struggle will, let US
nope, continue bloodless, and be
confined to halls of legislation, and
lot extend to other market places
where hungry men liz desperation
hrcng, too keenly realizing that
heir distress is due to unnatural
auses.
Whers there is no plague of man
Tor pest of field, other than the vo-
.acious goldbug, it is but natural to
scribe the ills we suffer to this leech
whose only mission is akin to that of
he flea and vampire,
Let US hope that in the Senate of
he United States may be found a
majority willing and able to neutral
re the poison on the gold-bug's bill
nd return it to the House a harm
ess thing. May the Senate prove
eaf to the ''voice from over the sea
nd awake to the home cry of dis
ress.
Heard in a land of ripenlng fields,
vhat means this midsummer cry of :,
ungerl 3,
Is it but the calamity howl of the
rank" or that of the wolf in the dis
ancel
If terrible now, how Will it sound
, mid uintpr wbap hoo ri claca r.,