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


will advocate or vote for the repeal Of the
sherman Act unless Is 9 part Of the repeal
ing Act, . measure is passed more favor
able for silver than that Act; thai we're
gard The professions Of all members Oh
Congress, whether Senatorsor Represen-
sssives, In favor Of silver, but also In favor
Of the repeal Of the sherman ACT, wishou'
The adoption Of . substitute more favor
able 70 silver, 90 false and only made 70
deceive the silver people; no man win Az
ersee Intelligence can fail 70 understand
that the repeal Of the Sherman Act means
the total destruction Of the silver Interests
and almost the ~depopuls.ion OF The mining
States and Territories, and that with the
presen, executive In the chair, unless law
orable silver legislation is adopted m .
portion Of the repeal Of the Sherman Acs'
any legislation for the relief Of the silver
miners will be vetoed. We prefer open
enemies 70 strsddlers for political puf
poses.
Resolved, That the people OF The min
ing States and Territories came here I'M
der shs encouragement snd By the invita-
ton Of the Government 10 discover. de-
velop and purchase its mineral and agri'
cultural lands. and have carved out OF the
most uninvitipg portion Of she public DO
main four States and several Territories.
and By their enterprise and Industry have
built towns and cities almost innumerable.
and have added 70 the wealth OF The na'
ton hundreds OF millions Of dollars. and
they regard the present attempt In the In.
terest Of money lenders and ~bondholders
70 destroy BY legislation practically oil Of
the property In these mining States and
Territories % not less cruel and infamous
than the c~onfscstion by legislative en-
scsment Of the property Of the citizens Of
these States and Territories.
Resolved, That the use Of Federal pat
ronsge by the President Of the United
States for the purpose Of influencing The
votes Of Senators OF the United States
and members OF the Lower House OF
Congress In favor Of the repeal OF the
Sherman Act, so called, or TO influence
legislation upon the silver question or
legislation Of any character, Is destructive
Of the independence Of the legislative
branch Of the Government and is In vio-
lation Of the Constitution Of the United
States and u whole theory Of govern.
ment.
Resolved, That men like Governor Mo
Kinley Of Ohio, and the Secretary Of the
United States Treasury, John G. Carlisle
Of Kentucky, both Of whom have an Itch
for the Presidency, who voted In the
| House Of Representatives Of the United
States for the free coinage Of silver In
1878, but have since become the bitter and
malignant enemies OF silver, should be
held up to public reprobation for their re-
cresncy to principle and justice and
should be marked by every honest citizen
whenever and wherever candidates for
office. whether opposed by silver or anti
silver candidstes-better support an hon
eest opponent than o political Arnold.
Down with sll traitors TO the people and
70 silver
Resolved, That In The event Of Con.
gress repeating the Sherman law and moi
placing in it's stead . measure that will
bring about the needed relief TO the min.
ing and industrial people generally. that
we recommend that the Governor Of the
State of Nevada call an extra session oil
the Legislature for the purpose Of ameli.
Grating the dsplorsble condition certain TO
follow the repeal.
Resolved, That 70 fully and unquali.
iedly indorse all Of the statements con-
tanned In the address OF the Silver Con.
vention recently held 81 Denver, Colorado,
ss true to the letter, and approve Of the
sentiments therein expressed.
Resolved, That we hereby nominate and
recommend that the Hon. Thos. Wren
be elected our delegate 70 the Chicago BIZ
metallic League, which meets on August
/, 1898.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sub
ject TO . call OF the Chairman.
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