Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-01

1 De supported forever! IHfEes ilt
quently live long after they ought t
be dead. They stand In toe way q
reform. If you will show me- that tn
Democratic party viii espouse bi
metalisn | will join t'.- party again
We wanr results We must stant
together. There is hat cue qucste
We must have voters enough voter
to put president aiu t.ie Wtdtt
house to s'"n : free coinage bilFs Th,
men of l71G might as well have
fought III the ranks of the Br!tish a.
for the people of the present day t.
| tight in the ranks of the old pal ties.
If 10 or 20 states would band to
gsthsr they might win. That would
be coming out from party. The tar
if is Out of the way. If we could
only have vote on the propositio,'
| alone, four fifths of the votes of nv
| state would go for the double star
| dard, for the restoration of free coin-
age. LIT they are so mixed up in ole
| para. hat they cannot act. Bur
give them the chance in 1896. Ii
| not settled then, no man knowerh
the end. The road is dark now and
| it will look darker and darker in the
| future, What will it lead tol The
gold standard is growing. 1t will
soon be in India. 1t Is going t.
South America. The repeal of <
Sherman law increased the value Of
gold by IL per cent IL was brought
| about by legislation alone AMI within.
a single year. Il is great fact thai
| the grneral price of everything has
fallen IN 20 years 90 per cent. The
purchasing power of money has
doubled. Ii is condition not ex-
tending to silver using countries.
The change is not in cattle, in horses,
in land, not in what you produce,
but in the measure.
You cannot have high prices and
gold prices at the same time, What
do Republican leaders say is the
cause? Mckinley. Reed and Harri.
SON say it Is because Of the repeal Of
the Mckinley law six weeks ago.
What wicked thing for the Demo
Gratis to do. Here it is Wilson and
Ecklss saying it is the result of the
Sherman law, and it was the exist
ence Of the Mckinley bill. Do you
hear any other reason! They say
nothing about silver. Are they fools
or knavesl Every body knows that it
ia not the cause. Thy arr demagog-
uing. They say tt,at is the issue
In California they say 1T is the tariff.
Now ] think | can show you that .
protective tariff i. impossible for a
debtor nation to make effective. /
was always protectionist Randall
protsctionist, Out of all the speech
es on the tariff question to date, all of
which could not be gotten in the Ii
brary, and they had to build another,
but among all the speeches on silver
there are but two that will 60 down
in history. One was made sixty five
years ago by Rufus Choate of Massa-
chnsetts. The other speech you sup
pose must have been made by Nc
kinley or Reed. but not So 1t was
made by the distinguished senior
Senator from Nevada, who as asked
to resign by the Republican central
committee Of this state.
When will things get bettsr2 Who
gains by this policy2 The bondhold-
ers. Under the single standard the
bankers and money changers of Wall
and Lombard streets control the sit
uatipn. Today the greater portion
of the gold of the world is lock ed up by
this class, while the people are suffer
ing from the evils of contraction, not
alone i'll this nation, but all over the
world.
Are you a uation of fools2 1t
would sometimes seem SO. 1t took
satanic genius to devise that scheme,
which struck down silver as money
metal and changed this nation from
The double to the single standard.
There was only one man who under
stood the act when it was done, and
he is still honored by the Republican
party. | first learned that silver had
been demonetized when on visit to
England, aud the information was
given me 10y L 'mbard street bank
er, The situation now is this: We