Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-09-16

each State and Territory. was sp-
pointed TO take charge Of the fght in
favor Of silver. This committee sp-
pointed an executive committee OF
able, earnest and energetic friends oil
silver, and shis executive committee
have been actively engaged in pushing
the cause Of silver by every means
possible.
The vote upon the repeal OF the
Sherman law came too o o after the ap-
pointment Of the committee for Its work
TO be 81 all effective 10 the lower House.
Time was not given TO communicate
with The constituents Of the members OF
Congress who had been elected -
silver men bat proved recrssns 10 their
pledges when the vote came up on the
repeal Of the sherman lAw. By this
time, however, letters are probably ar
irving in Washington from the sonssisu'
ents Of these gentlemen. universally dis
approving Of their course. and tending
10 weaken the nalign insaence OF the
standardization against silver, and to
strengthen its friends 10 the Senate. II
there is one thing in the world that .
member Of Congress fsars more than
the displeasars Of . diesssori.l Prssi-
dent 10 10 the dispieAssrs Ct his soossis-
uenss.
Silver htsrassrs Is being naw di<trie-
at>d broadcast ~thresShess The sosnsry.
and neesisSs are esiss ~arr.nssd snd
speakers sscsr~@ vac Are Ala Ani veil
iaio<zsa 30 Address tie F~sTas apos the
silver sssstsaa ai these ns<ssSx and in
sAo-fs u.<a vsrsrszs sirsr ssnfAixa 10
aesas ex-rSe3 "a n taas CT year n pSlt-
sz wasr a W. re rS,ss essSHvs.
lay Re Srsr az<xsss szs | believe
tA.s 4 TIE aszp.SS- !, AAaa Ct silver
o sKrrse3 - Is Il las hesa hsun We
sAal s%e . t~~>ssir;s zsiority Of
ss-zsss, sat slir<- zss IN fayer Of free
ssisAxs 1T tie rssse C. ! 10 Is elected to
sAslcwsr Hozss q Consrss< nsxt year;
AID .; tss Presidential election four
years hssse We shall elect aPrssident un-
g1AhSsily Hsi unrsssrvedly in favor oil
tie irse eSina<s Of silver.
We aa DO much in this State TO ad-
saees tie silver interests. There is now
10 sxsassfor any man in this State to de-
cline 10 Join the silver party. We have
IN the State some Of the meanest gold
bass On the face Of shs earth, not many,
thank God. bat the few we have are IN.
firing in trying TO destroy our chief in
dussry. render our property valueless
and drive rs into exile to earn q living. |
The, should be stamped ont. l don't
know just how. We can't drive them
oas Of the State; we can't offer them per.
sonal violence, but every other means
should be adopted TO stamp them ont. |
The man who applies the torch to our
town is not as dangerous an n
envy n these men. A few OF
them are well known already, |
and every man, be he Republican or
Democrat. disguise his principles as he
may, who does not nov In the light of
recent events Join the silver party and
work earnestly for silver, and silver
alone, may safely be set down as q gold
bug at heart.
We should also seize every opportu-
nifty to advance the silver interests by
the use Of both tongue and pen; thous-
ands Of our citizens can both talk and
write, and reach friends elsewhere, and
exercise some influence in favor of silver.
Nevada and California are closely bound
together by business and personal rela-
lions. We believe our cause fairly pre-
sented will command the sympathy and
support Of California.
One Of the great dailies Of San Fran
has advocated the cause of silver
and consistently. and it's pro.
lie entitled to the hearty good will
and assistance Of the people of this State.
Last year we extended some aid to that
able champion Of silver. Congressman
CAminetti Of California. We have the
power to render valuable aid to our
among the leading men Of Cali
we should do il, and bind them
10 NJ by hooks Of steel.