Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-11
ENCOURAGING.

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creased their vote in one year over
600 per cent. In Alabama they have
clear majority over both the gold
bug parties Of 10000 Tom Watson
has revolutionized Georgia, the en-
pire State of the South. In Texas
the enrolled membership of the
Peoples party clubs has been in
creased to go, 000, more than $780,
600 above the silver vote cast for
Weaver and Field in that State in
1892. In all the States of the Union
silver clubs are being organized with
great success. Everywhere the cry
Is more money and there is Intenser
feeling and more determination
among the friends of sound and an
adequate supply of currency than
ever before. Even the Republican
party in the States East of the Miss
ouri river furnished four votes in the
extra session of Congress favorable
to silver The silver sentiment is
being greatly diffused in that party.
Extending from the lake of the
woods, the source of the Mississippi,
20 the Florida reefs, the abode of the
alligator, and from Goldfish Bay, the
home of Tom Reed, to the Golden
Gate, by the site of Sam Davis 40
camp. it cast twelve silver votes in
the present congress. Notwith-
standing the leaders of the Repub-
lican and Democratic parties have
united as one party to defeat silver
legislation and to maintain the gold
standard and the contraction Of the
currency in the interest of the bond
holders and moneyed rings, their
followers are deserving them by
thousands and no party claptrap,
side issues, false professings, hypo
crisy and downright lying can stop
the stampede. The people are read
ing chapter after chapter of the OBJ
ject lessons Of poverty and misery
the old parties have given the coun-
try in legislating millions into the
Golfers Of the rich, while they have
despoiled the masses their substance.
Thus making millionaires by the
thousands and paupers by the mil
lions. They are witnesses to the
ravages of the panic inaugurated last
year to aid the old parties to estab-
lish the gold standard and i'll the is
suing of more bonds. For the next
few years they will be unwilling wit
nesses to harder times, mere desti-
tuition and general distress and bank
ruptcy than ever before. Il is as
impossible to revive business and
send invigorating life blood throb
bing and pulsating through the ar
ter:es of trade and channels Of com
me-ce with the present supply of
money as it IS to quench the thirs,
and restore the furnishing traveller
upon the sun scorched desert with
the evanesceut dew drops from a
cloudless sky. There is no legisla-
ton that congress can enact that will
give substantial relief to the country
except to provide for more money
to circulate among the people. The
first step is an act for the free COIN
age Of silver, to be supplemented by
an act fer the issuing of paper money
by the government, a legal tender for
all dues, public aud private, and in
such quantities that the gold, silver
and paper money combined shall be
sufficient in volume for the business,
the energies and industry of the
American people.
Such legislation will never be had
from either of the old parties. To
expect such relief from these parties
is but the fancy of idiocy. 1t has no
more foundation in fact Or prol,bil-
lty than the formation and floating
of an iceberg upon the billowy waves
Of the liquid fire of damnation in the
plutonian realms OF his satanic mai
esty. Ii is duty every man owes to
himself, his family and his country,
to throw his whole soul III the work
of overthrowing the old parties and
placing the government back in the |
hands Of the people. The hopes and |
aspirations of humanity urge him
forward to he task, in order that |
business life and activity be speedily /
restored and our country again set IN |
motion III the pathway Of that g!or-
i,us destiny for which our govern