Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-25


t. the purchasing power Of gold b
decreasing the value of all forms 0
| property, as well as Of human labor
and the supply of currency has beef
purpcsely contracted to fatten usur
ers, stop production, bankrupt enter
prise and enslave industry.
A vast financial conspiracy againb
mankind has been organized on two
continents, and Is raplc' = kin" pos
session of the world. III not met anC
| overthrow at once IT forbodes terri
| BILE social convulsions, the destruc
ton of civilization, the sapping OF
the pillars Of free institutions and
the establishment of absolute, relent
less aud universal despotism.
Within the last twelve months, as
step towards the consumation OF
this gigantic scheme, and in order to
accomplish the repeal Of the silver
purchasing law and the issuing of
millions more of Government inter
est bearing bonds, money panic was
precipitated upon this country by the
cormorant greed Of gold syndicates
and national banks in the great
money centers of such magnitude and
with such criminal results, as has
never before been known in the his
tory of our country. 1t has striker
all of our industries with paralysis
and reduced millions of industrious
hands to enforced idleness and
brought cold and hunger and squalid
want to the households of our indus
trial classes.
The distressed cry for bread by the
tramping legions is borne upon the
winds from evory section of our once
prosperous and happy land to the
ears of the sympathizing Unlocking
millions.
This condition is the virus of mon.
ometilism and currency contraction
working itself out in a continental
eruption. The purposes Of the Ma
tional Constitution to form a more
perfect union and establish justice,
insure domestic tranquility, provide
for the common defense, promote
the general welfare and secure the
blessings of liberty to ourselves
and our posterity have been lo4.
sight Of by our national public %.
wants in the old parties IN the s., N
bic to do the biding of the heaIt.tss
and exacting money power which is
new controlling the destiny of our
republic We have witnessed for
more than quarter Of a century the
struggles # The two great political
parties for power and plumber while
3roVous wrongs have been inflicted
upon a suffering people. And for
he last twenty years they have been
playing the tariff game with the pro
lection ba:tledoor and free trade |
to divert the public at
.entioa from the anaconda tolls of
demonstration which are squeezing |
,ut the life of al the Industries Of /
he people. Radical, sweeping re-
'orms in the legislation and the bust
less methods of our government are
by every consideration Of |
patriotism and personal liberty.
Monetary reform is absolutely es-
.cntlal to the continuance of our
rec institutions, 1t Is the para
mount and overshadowing problem
hat now c0nfronts the people who
would be free. The ever living and
it'd wants Of the people demand a
.aiiona currency, safe, sound and
.sSjble, issued by the general gov
rnmeAt only. q full legal tender for
III debts. public aud private, and Of
volume To meet the needs /.
4 an active, erterprisiug ana indus
gious people in conducting the bus.-
less Of q country which a kind provi- .
.euca Las endowed with such re-
ourees and elements of wealth as
re found in no other country on the
aIta. The first step to be taken in
ccompHsbing this greet reform, Is
be reopenlng Of the minis to the
rec coinage of silver upon the same
arms that they are now open to the
oinage Of gold, at ratio Of Is to 1
nd independent CT any other nation.
II other necessary reforms viii |
7eedily follow. Then, and not till
hen, will new era of prosperity,
and happiness dawn ]
pom the people and our republic i
rought back to the pathway of
~ogress and granduer and glory or
aimed of God and blazed out by the
ands Of Americas illustrious pat a
OTIS.
Nevada two years ago took the
ad in the great battle for more
oney and less misery"
and the Silver party received q n
rger majority in proportion to the c
hole number of votes polled than T
" party iii any other Stare. the
Friotic fire that was kindled in .
'J2 is glowing with fervent heat in
e breasts Of the true friends of our II
ate and our country in 1894. The
entral Committee has called Con-
.ntion of the Silver Party 20 nom
ate a Stale ticket so as to wipe out
e last vestage of old partyism from