Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-21
LAST NIGHTS RALLY.
Carson Silver Men Open
Their Campaign.
FIRE WORKS., SA-
LUTES MUSIC AND
A BIG CRi,WD.
CARSON GREETS THE STATE
CANDIDATES..
A Splendid Meeting at the Opera
House..

Last night was Silvsr's jubilee il
Carson. 1t was the opening gun {
the campaign, and shows the Reput
l'ca''' that the old spirit that score,
victory for silver in the enemy
atr-'..'' ri in 1892, was still ram
pant " )rnsby.
y g" che train arrived from Vir
gini' Cl'y bearing the speakers, can.
didates, Comstock silver men and
Glee Club, it was net by deleya
ton of Carson Silver men, headed by
IA band. As the train drew 10 il
was greeted wIth the cheers o. the
crowd, the boom of anvlls, the flash
of fireworks and the music of the
band. The enthusiasm ia; pre-
vailed was surprise t. the Comstock
visit RS, as 1t Is everywhere report d
that Carson is the Republican strong
hoId and that Silver men hardly dare
show themselves in this section.
The greeting the candidates got at
the depot very soon disabused their
minds of that idea.
The crowd headed by the hand
then marched to the Opera House,
which was decorated for the occasion.
and packed with people.
AT THE OPERA HORSE
The Editor Of the APPEAL called
the meeting to order and alter a few
remarks cougratulating the audience
CA the growth Of the Larty in Orm-
SOY from the day It was honted and
derided IN the same Opera House to
the present occasion, when it was
greeted with am audience that the
party or cause might he proud cf.
Dr. Fox was then introduced as
permanent chairman, aud made a
short speech which was roundly an.
p.added.
Waiter Chedic was elected Src,e-
tary, and the following we're named
as Vice Presidents Of the meeting:
VIM Berget, Ardy Lindsay, F. /
CamPawa, d. Gree, Sam Tonga
baugh, r. Crow, p. II. Peterson. !
Jake Webber, G. r. Bradley, NJ. !
Cohn, Warren Notsware, J p.
Sweeney, John Meyers, Sam Davis.
Andy Todd. Jerry Barrett, Walter
Cook, Geo. Kitzmeyer, &c" Gates,
and Fred knoblock.
Mr.. Nswlands, the principal
speaker of the evening received an
ovation from the audience. He X,
spoke in his best vein. The audi
suce was large and responsive, and
l"ne of the good points OF good logic
If the speech were lost. lie began .
~ speaking of the peaceful revolu- -,
ION going on all over the United
states The present party leaders j..
we're soothing at the size of the party ! :
hat were calling for radical change
n the monetary laws. He thought e
hat party that polled over mill t,
pn votes, after an organization of SIX !
l"nths was party of some promise. :
III great movements had small begin 4
Igs. I
The Christian religion had its ORR
IN In little manger in the town of
The time has passed
hen neither of the old parties could
= believed on the coinage questio,..
They had for over twenty years
ZEN humauggipg the people on the
lestion- People submitted to be
FOR a long time because
icy failed Ia see exactly where the
lpicity of the party leaders opposed
em. But of late it had been
lown that the terrible deprecia-
On Of ali values had been caused by
e withdrawal Of silver as a money
etaI.
Tx i4di btPdli u IedIiZe tlat IL
rs time to cast off their allegence 4
the old parties, who with Janas "
rces showed gold luster to the
st and a silver glow To the West.
icy discovered that the monetary
hey of the Government was for
, rich and not FIR the poor, and
t times were yett'rg harder and
RIDER. They knew the cause and
re repeatedly being taught the
0edy. The remedy vas To form
independent party, and when IT
W large enough IT, hold the bal
Re Of power the problem of forcing
Government to coin that silver ,
solved. IL
lie Republicans were repeatedly ,