Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-28
STEWART On TIE SITUATION.
Aid TO the I'D i'aYiies Assists the
Gold Combination -WO0igTOWcrs
Deceived Both Parties Tarred
with the Same Stick.
United States Senate.

United States Senate,
| Washington. ID, c., + ED. 2i,1S94, I
| EDITOR JoURNAL:-Is 1t possible
that there is still man in Nevada
who does not know that both the
| Republican and Demla,,tic parties
are III favor Of single gold stand
ard, aud that any aid to them i'll any
form assists the gold combination!
No one doubts Mr., Cleveiand's fidel-
| ity to The banking interests aud gold
monopoly. 1t was difficult for him
Notwithstanding his yeto-power and
enormous patronage, together with
| the assistance of the ''banh squeeze"
upon debtors, to secure a majority of
| the Democrats IN either House to
support his policy; but he had no
difficulty in obtaining the cordia!
support and almost unanimous vote
of the Republicans in both Houses,
outside of the Silver States, for any
measure of contraction and oppres-
sion he proposed.
AN INSTRUCTIVE SPECTACLE
Is now exhibited in the House of
Representative where Mr. Bland, of
Missouri, is fighting for quorum to
secure the passage If bill to compel
the Secretary Of the Treasury to coin
the silver in the vaults of the Gov
eminent which it is the duty of the
Secretary to do without further leg
islation, The opposition to the bill
is inspired by determination to de
stroy the silver coin and silver in ex-
lstence, and to dump on the public
the uncoined bullion for the purpose
of compelling the Government to sell
more bonds to furnish investments
for the gold ring, and to apprecia+l
gold and depreciate proncrr" a =
services,
THE SQUEEZE To CONTINUE.
It is now declared that the
squeeze" shall continue until the |
wages Of labor shall be equalized |
throughout the world on the basis of
Egyptian Or Asiatic compensation,
and statistics show that the wages Of
labor in the manufacturing districts
of the East, where protection and
labor organizations interfered with
the designs of the trust, have been
forced down more than twenty per
cent in the last twelve months.
do not believe that the people of
Nevada are prepared to endorse the
gold policy of the Cleveland Admin
istration, supported as it is,by bare
majority of patronage loving Demo
Gratis and an overwhelming ma ority
of MONOPOLY wing Republicans in
the two Hou~es IF Congress.
DECEIvING HE wooLGRowERs.
The woolgrowers are deceived by
both parties. The tariff is for New
Eng and, and she is opposed to the
protection of wool unless she can
have more than corresponding in
crease of duty on manufactured ar
ticles. She tolerates tariff on wool
for Western votes. The Democrats
are willing to sacrifice western and
southern interests on the theory of
,ree trade, while they vote for bill {
framed to protect monopolies with
out regard to revenue, The gold !
combination has already reduced the {
ariff on wool fifty per cent by the a
of silver. The tariff
eyied on goods from silver-standard
where wool is produced is l
ixed at the bullion price of silver i'll
hose countries, and not at the coin )
,rices for which it was bought This
$ one of the cunning devices to cheat !
he woolgrowers, and it is why the L
rice of wool has fallen under an in
reased nominal tariff in the Mckin-
ey bill, while the real tariff has been ',
decreased by the fall Of silver bullion =
Ia which it is estimated and fixed. r
III FIGHT FOR NEVADA INTERESTS. :,
The delegation from Nevada i'll the Il
senate will do what they can to pro I
sct wool and other Nevada inter i.
SITS; but # the Government of this 4
ountry remains permanently III con-
rol of national bonds and gold mon
po,ists, the price IF silver, wool,
,bor and everything else in Nevada,
5 well as in every other State in the
Tnion, will continue to decline. | e
N opposed to any party which adj