Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-28
| A BUGLE CALL.
Senator Stewart Addresses
His Nevada C0nSti-
tuents,
And Calls On Silver Men
to Rally at the
Polls.
NEWLANDS SHOULD BE RE-
ELECTED.
THE SHAM TARIFF BATTLE OF
THE OLD PATIES.
Hartine True to His Party. But
False to His State.
UNITED STATES SENATE,

| WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. q, 1884 !
, To THE EDITOR OF THE APPEAL:-
very much regret chat my business
affairs prevent me in taking part in
the pending campaign III Nevada. |
cannot, however, entertrn a doubt
of the success Of the : yer party.
The cooperation of the Silver party
of Nevada with the Peoples Party
III 1892 and the common cause for
which both came into existence,
lease no room for a ssperate nrgani
zatinn of the Peoples Party.
THE GOLD PARTY THE COMMON ENEMY.
The common enemy with which
the people are coutendmg IS the gold
party with two names, one Republi-
can and the other Democratic. The
Silver party Of Nevada mantlined
in 1892 that the paramount object
of both the old parties WAS the con-
traction, of the money to the single
gold standard. The evidence was
then sufficient to satisfy reasonable
men that both the old parties were
under the control of the gold com
bination. Events have proved that
the Silver party was right. When
Gladstone and Cleveland decided to
suspend silver coinage IN India snd
TO stop the purchase of silver bull
lion In the United States, the Re
publican party said Amen" When
President Cleveland convened the
extra session t. approve and ratify
the crime of 1873, which demone-
tied silver. the Republicans in both
houses of Congress, with three or
four hoAorable exceptions, outside
the silver States. rushed to the front
and aided tie President to destroy
silver as money metal. 1t took al!
the power of the gold press, the
money kings and the vast patronage
of tine Administration to convert Sill
yer Democrats to the gold standard,
but the great mass of Republicans
volunteered their services to accom-
plish the wicked work. The Cleve.
land Democracy and Republicans i'll
Congress worked and acted as one
party without subterfuge or disguise.
Democratic ranks delayed action,
but the determined and aggressive
policy of the Republicans sustained
the President and achieved victory
for gold monopoly and defeated the
represent ,tives of the peoples most
sacred rights.
THE RoTHCHuDs COMBINATION
Includes the National banks and the
great banking Institutions of Europe.
Unfortunately many of the Senators
and members of the House of Repre-
sentatives We're partners with the
gold trust by holding stick in the ma
tional banks, which are part OF the
combination. The enemy eutrenched !
in the two houses Of Congress, /
backed by the Executive and the gold |
press, waged an unrelenting war |
against thu people, Since the adj |
j 5urumeut of the extra sessi IA some |
Republicans Of influence and st-ed-
ing have again attempted to deceive |
the people. Tney agued that the
Republican party was the only party
which could or would adopt Tree
coinage.
PLATFORM OF DECEPTION.
The Republican clubs of the
United States met At Denver to form
IA platform Of DECEPTION, but failed to
deceive. Tney declared in favo.. of
the intarconsertibility and parity OF
the two metals, which they had al
ways done, meaning thereby that all
III 'uey should be ou parity with
gold by redemption IN gold coin,
wbich Is the z III standard, for II sil
yec must be redeemed in gold it Is 10
better than paper, and forms no past
pt the basis of circulation aud credit
The canvass hts progressed until 4
'ew days Of the e'ectIan. No Cleee-
ami Democrat or Republican Of any
Jud north Of tile Potomac aud east
# the Dskotas, exc, OF Senator Cam
IRON, has declared for free coinage.
They have either been silent or
openly denounce any further use of