Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-21


soon as the Silver party had the ba
n lance of power the old parties woul
be breaking their necks to get in,
the silver wagon. Would it not
well for the Republicans of Il,
West to adjourn, leave politics alUn
: for two years and Withhold their vote
from their patty. This would tsac
the Rep b :c1ns that the people on
here were in earnest.
If this State failed to go for Silve
1t would set the cause back twent,
years. Ii would be- considered a cas-
OF weakening in the East where the,
are watching every movement. TIL,
eyes Of the United States are on tn,
Nevada election. The Republican,
of the East wish t. return to power
and they can only do it with ON
votes and they can't get our votes
until they give us the kind Of silver
legislation We want on the money
| question.
The speaker called on the Repub-
licans t. look at the prosperity Of
Nevada before the ambitions of their
party, and stand by silver in Novem-
Der. The speech was heartily ap-
plaudtd throughout and cheered at
the close.
The Comstock Glee Club was a
great feature of the meeting. Their
rich and beautifully modulated
voices in the campaign songs were
enthusiastically encorod, They were
called on again and again.
John K. Jones', the next Governor,
followed Mr.. Newlanis. and the re-
celtlon he got was simply a corker.
de gave short history of his t ur
through the eastern part of the State
aud of the condition Of the towns
which had almost been wiped out by
silver decentralization. Silver. wheat
and cattle without market, and
men once prosperous who could
scarcely pay their taxes. lie painted
the deoolaton of that secto in elo-
quent language aud was at!ontively
listened t..
Robert NJ. Beatty kept the audi
ence il particularly good humor by
his sallles for nearly an hour.
Major Huftakes made live talk
10 the voters.
[. 4, Mack clearly explained the
'Ituation IN regard to the proposed
Const .tptional Amendments.
Many Of the other Candidates sd-
dressed the meeting aud all received |
All ovation from the audience. Lack |
If space prevents full report of the |
'peaking.
Cutting, LaGrave and Horellmade !
i've minute addresses and were |
oudly cheered. Senator Wester- |
leld declined 70 speak on account
# the lateness IF the hour. He will |
ddress the people here before the
closes.
The wind was So high that it was
eemed unwise co burn boufres. and
he announcement to the audience
nat the wood would be delivered to
he poor people in this city was re-
'ived with a burst of applause.
The meet'ng adjourned with three
earty cheers for the ticket,
The meeting was oae of the LARGEST
I'd most enthusiastic ever held in
lis city.
Presht terrain Church, Sunday Oct
)th. Service at IL IA. IN. and :
m.
Morning service as usual. In the
enlng there VIII be Sunday
'hool concert appropriate to the
arrest time. Readings by the best
cal talent, good music by the choirs.
nss and recitetions by the child
en- and an exercise called s'The
frrings of the Gleanera." 7
Everybody welcome.
FI,ANCIs l.. NASH, |
Pastor.
Services at the NJ E. Church to
y at / l a. m. 7
Subject: LUX ewarmness.
Text:iRev. 3. L.
In the evening at Z p. m,
Subject: "Belshazzar's Feast
Text: Dan. .. %.
All are invited. :,
w. j. Mitchell. l
Pastor
Fardedi HIGHEST HOnors at
Worlds, Fair.
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