Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-01
WARNER LAST NIGHT.
Talking Silver to a Packed
House. -
--,
SlEDGE HAMMER LOGIC
TtIAT.NO ONE CAN
REfUTE.
a \ ~ nv m a " - a
A TALK THAT BROUGHT EVERY
WATERING MANN LINE
And Makes Ormsby County Certain
FO: Silver.


was the graadest meeting of the cam
paign. The Chairman of the County
[ Central Committee introduced John
f. jones t. the audience, AZ the per
manent Chairman. Gen. Jones the
next Governor made few remarks,
theI- the Glee Club reud, red mu
steal selection that was loudly APP
plauded.
General Warner was then intro
duced. General Warner is very
distinguished Ohioan, who is one of
the foremost advocates of silver in
the Umited States. He is President
of the Bimetallic league, and in that
capacity has given vigorous and IN
stinted devotion to the silver cause,
He comes ont to us not merely as an
ordinary campaign speaker, but a
man earnestly urging Nevada to
stand true to the cause of silver, for
the East is watching Nevada anx-
i"usly, and if Nevada yes back on
silver it will throw the cause back 20
years
He is pleasing, vigorous speaker
His earnestness is the charm of his
el"quence. He was attentively list
ened to, He said:
I came here To bear a message from
your Eastern friends, t. say what
they know and feel. What 10 felt all
over the world, not only as t. Ne
vsda. but to her senior Senator. /
come to say t. you, that while you
are interested also in the East, | say
unless the mining States band them
selves together ard make this issue
paramount the battle of &c is already
lost. The times for discussion has
passed, but the time for practical
work has come. Unless we do it tho
battle is lost. Two ysnrs ago New
ada began it and put herself to the
front on ibid what no ether state
had dene. The vote she gave Offset
the loss Of many other states.
A few weeks ago We got another
message, causing alarm. A letter
from your Republican committee
asking your senior senator to resign
because he came to the reluctant con-
clusion that he could no longer act
with the Republican party, as it held
out no hope of ever doing justice to
silver You can imagine the feelings
Of Eastern men if you we're to rapu-
diate the man who is acknowledged to
be the foremost champion of silver in
the world.
L have iabored for the restorstio
of the himetal!ic standard and have
no personsl interest. l know, we
know, how much your senator has
done for silver--the mighty mental
labor, the working out of all the in
tricate problems of money, and fully
answ ering at all times the questions
propouded by the hired agents of the
gold trust, No man has ever sue
cessfully controvertsd his arguments.
Then think of a committee asking
him to resign.
Who was selected to go to Brus-
selsl There was one man that all
looked t.. The presentation of the
United tates would have been pi;i-
able bnt for Nerada's delegate.
There were great mes. there; but the
one great exhaustive, comprehensive
and unanswerable argument, SO ad-
m tied by the goldbugs. was made by
the Senator from Nevada. Yet
asked for him to resign
| come here in the name of all Eas-
tern friends of silver TO protest
against such action. (Applause.)
The line Is drawn clearly; We can
all see it. One side is gold standard,
the other double standard. The
party organization of Republicans is
against you. On the side of the gold
trust will be found both the Republi-
can and Democratic parties. In the
final battle in the last ditch. fighting
siie by side, will be found Sierman
aud Cleveland, Hill and Reed all
the leaders, working aud voting to
5ether against silver. The question |
S: Can Nevada stay and fight Ter
oat'les within the ranks of the two |
parties. Party name is nothing. |
rrample them under foot. Crush
he m in the dust. What is a party |
or if not to advance reforms and /