The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-17
The WEISER SIGNAL.
THURSDAY, MAY IT, 1894.
MINERAL.


turned from long prospecting tou
VIM Hartman, formerly of Mi
erai but late Of Parma, was visit
IN the camp last week.
A social dance at the residence
VIM. TRULY was immensely euiove
by all present.
The Contrary Club are all in
"rangle. A few of the members wo
10 start Immediately; others wish +
delay until a general understandin
throughout the country is had
was developed that only five member
nao the means and were WILLING +,
pay their way to Washington-onl,
one per cent of the original calcula
ton.
The Club came to order the 10Th
inst. at Z p. m. After some wrano.
ing The first speaker, the Jayhawker
was recognized and said:
"Mr Chairman and gentlemen. On
~ washington seems to be the watch
word. 1t occurs to me that those
men who are now on the rood as
preparing to go have not determined
on or marked out thorough line of
ac'ion. FIRST, what are they to do if
Their demands are refused (which 10
almost u ioregone conclusion)? Are
'ney expecting to live of the people
OF n foreign state, or in other words
s'aee or district far away from that
IN which they have their citizenship
We are wen aware that hunger has
no bounds and not many scruples and
Tie assembling of thousands of men
at the national capitol will in tho
near future, lead to insurrection
men VIII become desperate and war
VIII be The end. II each state wonld
90 It's full duty, either by living peti.
tlon or any measure that would Load {
70 the desired end, il would be much S
better than resorting to sherjfrs' Q
posses, state militia, q. S. marshols
"hu gatllng guns to shoot down mon I
VINO are less fortunate but perhaps as f
good citizens. There would be some
excuse for the action of the officers If Il
nose men were robbing and plumber s
ng as they go; but no, those men
simply ask for work, that they NAV t,
'arn their bread. n,
member from Nevada (Sagehen)
Mr. President, think the Tinted M
''ates government is all wrong. II til
eeds the Indians, freed the Niooers
no Is now trying to kill or drive it's ar
wn poor white citizens out of tbe pa
ountry If they ask for work tell pu
o'' 'nere is set at Washington that Re
lust be ousted by some means tin
Inc President; 'Sir, your talk uli
'onus OF treason. AS long as am
inning TINS Club no language of fol
easonable nature will be permitted y thu
Sagehen: "Mr. President, defv lit
y person to prove that | have me
'oken a word of treason; | simply ran
ia The truth For my own part I ricl
SORRY that it is the trutb wbon
'hihk or the privation and SUFFERING by
use men must endure to make tbis wht
~ Journey, with no prospect in
Nv but to get job of work yo,
IKE the outfit at Washington; .
u want 10 run this thing your own ora
j. Your being a Grand Army 10 g
IA ooes not give you any more 'n's
wieges herel Think of eleven of u
ar comrades marching out of Chi seat
% The other day at the head of II
neral RandalIs division of tho !, at t
''rlals, going to Washington to rr'u
for small portion of what thew M
ght for. l tell you, sir, it is the III 10
bugs and free traders that are vi
traitors, and they have been told SICK
repeatedly. They are spending prov
Islands of dollars every day to de- MI
a. al a N
nose men from making the true lug
alton known 70 a. latter
'o'ef' is government money
are spendjng MD. a. taken
CRYING the neooa 4, 7''9N ~ Frida
ie Gopher (Minnesota) aMr '"''eo
ident think we on..., ing to
asst In this move we have deter. .
d on. The industrials have NOT ounoa
own to business properly; as the '' w,
awNer said, they have not marked '
thorough lineof action Coxev "''".'
washington with his good roads ~
on ana bill for the Issue of :,
tender paper money and no Ivy :, =
interest-bearing bonds. This 1''
IKE commencing ON what most