Mohave County miner., 1894-09-29


| Mrs. Alice Bowers and Mr.. John Nc
Gregor to favor the audience with 8
musical treat. That both are favoritet
with Kingmsnites was demonstrated up
on their appearance on the stage. and
in mastery manner sang the
"La.board Watch" IL was manifested "a
the most unsophy hysticated that both de-
serve the generous plaudits they received.
The chairman then with very com.
plimentsry remarks introduced TO the
audience that stslwart Democrat, the
oeau ideal Of An American, fearless and
brave, the eloquent expound,r Of demo.
cratic principles, Col. J. f. Wilson, oi
Prescott, who is doing yeoman's work for
the good Of his party.
This gentleman at once launched
into the various questions vital 70 the
prosperity OF Arizona, vital 10 the CON-
mercial supremacy Of this country. and
we regret that we had no short hand
reporter to give his address verbstum.
He dwelt in m asteriuI manner on the
admission Of Arizona to statehood, he
clearly demonstrated that TO achieve
sussess II Is absolutely necessary 70 send
Mr.. Herndon to Washington, and that
only democrat could bring to SUCCESS
ful termination our wishes. A demo-
cratic congress will not listen to repub-
iicsn delegate, but will eagerly comply
with the wishes Of fellow democrat.
The paramount silver question was
handled in true Arisonsn style, . style
necessary TO our prosperity. He dwelt
in eloquent tones upon the prospects,
should silver receive its merits. pictured
with poeticsl colors, the transform alton
Of the barren desert into elysisn fields,
and we came TO the conclusion that the
Garden Of Eden was, 80 to Y esk mot in
1t at all I"
The hard times we have passed through
the las. few years, the Colonel says, have
been laid at the door Of the democratic
party, and to refute this false theory was
the aim and object Of his speech. That
he succeeded was demonstrated by the
close attention paid.
America 10 ante belum days under q
democratic rule enjoyed prosperity, the
Golfers of the country were fnll to over
flowing; Americas supremacy on the
high seas Was indisputed; American
was only second TO that Of old
and the maritime laws were
liberal and aided In the advancement
Of shipbuJding and its tributary indus.
tries
From Maine to Mexico, from the At.
lsntic TO the Pacific, industries have been
paralyEsd. not a. u result Of the present
democratic administration in all its
but from the misrule OF
proceeding republican governments.
Ever since the close Of the war, with but
two Interruptions. the government has
been 10 the hands Of the republican par.
ty consisting of money lenders. co nbines
and monopolirs
In 1866 the misrule began, when upon
OF moneyed men, who.
afraid to risk their worthless lives in
defense Of American liberties, three
hundred and forty six milliors of dol
lars Of deprecated currency were
from circulation and trans.
|erred into U. s. bonds with gold pay.
ing coupons.
This immense amount OF money did
cost the holders OF the same but 80 cents
On the dollar, and IN the place OF this
appreciated money the republican gov.
srnment used the bonds OF the United
States, and the people have had to pay
these bonds and the interest thereon
IN gold coin. How was it done? By a
.arif upon the com modities Of the peo-
pie. Not content with the high tariff
necessary to carry on the war OF the
republican congresses have
raised the already high war
.srff, to enrich people who speculated
lpon the, at the time, questionable re-
suit of the war Of secession.
BY this complaisant act of Congress
Mr.. Shylock doubled his money, and not
satisfied with that, he again insisted that
such bonds should be exempt from tax.
alton. And these bonds are held by
gold bugs, and il the white metal is de.
the power Of gold will again
be doubled, and through conspiracy of