Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-12-22
IcoMMUNIcATKD.l
GoLDBue LIARS AND LYING.

clause OF the Sherman law was pending
in Congress the national bankers in the
East and the multi-miilionaire money
lenders Of the world. amongst the other
lying pretenses they urged to secure the
repeal, asserted roundly that there was
already too much money in the country.
The infsmy OF repeal was accomplished
only . little more than one year ago and
now these parasites upon the people have
thrown of the mask and with ambush
ing ~effrontery give the lie 10 their decls-
ration Of . little over . year ago. and
assert that there is not enough money IN
the country; that the volume Of money
should be largely increased; that we need
an elastic currency. By bribery. BY in
timidation. by deceit. they succeeded in
destroying oue-half Of the metallic money
Of the world, silver; the money Of ulti.
mate redemption; the money Of the peo-
pie; the money Of thousands OF years,
and in Frustrating the chief industry oil
the silver mining States and Territories,
and bringing distress upon the people
throughout the whole land; and now
these fellows who produce nothing but
live by plundering the people through
national legislation. propose Is . pana.
cea for the financial ills they have
brought upon rs, TO replace the silver
dollar and the currency issued BY the
Government by paper money issued by
themselves. In order TO devise the best
possible plan for robbing the people
through national bank issues Of money
large rumber Of these e~mineutly respect.
able gentlemen met at Baltimore and
formulated what is now known As the
Baltimore plan" Since then the Seek
| els plan" the Carlisle PLAN" and q
| merous other wildcat plans have been
spawned, and are open to the inspection
Of the people. All Of these plans con-
template the permanent destruction Of
silver and the retirement Of the green
backs issued by the Government, and
the substitution Of bank rags in their
place.
The permanent destruction Of silver %
| money and the retirement OF the green.
backs and the substitution Of bank rsgs
in their place, are the issues the people
| will have to meet ct the Presidential cleo.
| ton two years hence. To carry through
this gigantic scheme Of robbery. the
| Eastern bankers and the money lenders
| will be fast friends and allies. They will
contribute Of their i'll. gotten gains to
secure the nomination for President OF
| the United States in each Of the old pc.
| litical parties the man Of their choice
| hundreds Of thousands Of dollars. and to
secure the election Of the one or the
| other they will contribute hundreds OF
thousands mere, and their corruption
fund will be found in nearly every Con-
gressional district of the United States
to aid candidates for Congress who wear
their collar. Failing to elect . President
and . majority Of Congress. they will be
ready with . million or two to bride
| members who have been elected to Con-
gress pledged to oppose :hsir scheme.
| Whenever . high Federal official is found
who cannot be bribed directly be will be
bought IL purchasable by putting him In
good and sure things in stocks and other
specuiations, and 10 that way making .
miilionsire Of him. While these fellows
pretend to be Democrats or Republicans,
Is the case may be, they Lre only nomi-
nally such; they are true to no party and
vote for no party candidate for office IN
less he 10 . reliable friend Of their
schemes. They understand fully. how
ever, the strength Of party ties with the
common people, ~ they call them, and
through their echoes, the Roldbug press.
they urge fsslty to party and oppose in
dependent voting. They have reduced
lying to . science and . torrent Of false
hood and obloquy is poured upon oil men
who oppose them. This 10 not . pleas
ant picture, but II is true nevertheless,
and only half drawn 1t that.
Can the people SUCCESSFULLY resist the
sggressions Of the money poweri Arch.
bishop Walsh, in his interview In rela.
ton TO the demonstration Of silver, said.
speaking Of Great Britain. that he was
told they could not. Can they in the
United Statesf I have no doubt they
can and will. Two years ago the Pso-
Piles party adopted . platform present.
ing too many issues, upon which the
friends Of monetary reform in the United
States differed. Notwithstanding that
some Of the planks in the Omaha plat.
form repealed hundreds Of thousands Of
rsformers. still the party upon that plat.
form polled over q million votes ct the
succeeding Presidential election, chiefly
because one or two Of the
planks in the platform were unsquivo-
cally against the money powers. The
National Waterman, the organ Of the
Peoples party, published at Washington
city, states that ct the late election the
Peoples party polled double the number
Of votes it did at the Presidential cleo
ton, or over two million. 1t also ap.
pears from the returns that both Of the
old parties lost votes heavily in nearly
ell of the States. In view Of the phenom.
email increase Of the Peoples party. and
the dscsdencs Of both Of the old parties.
il seems evident that the people are ripe
for q political revolution; that all that il