Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-09-05
DROPPING II MASK.

The Rene Gazette recently published
an editorial which was re~-puhlished
without comment by the Carson Tri-
bune and yesterday by the Carson
News in lieu Of au editorial of it's own.
wherein these three now stalwart Re
publican papers Of Nevada, all three
Of which not longer than one year ago
claimed to be as staunch friends Of
bimetallic coinage At the ratio of 16 to
!, as any member of the Silver party,
and all three Of which supported H.
F. Bartine for Congress on the Re-
publican ticket, and a 50 called Re
publican platform which read in part
as follows: We che Republican
party Of Nevada demand the free
and unlimited coinage of both gold
and silver at the ratio Of Is ounces of
silver to n ounce Of gold, with full
legal tender functions accorded to
each and no discrimination against
either.
We hereby pledge our candidate for
Congress and request our United
States Senator's r n X to use all hon
Orable means to bring about its ''(Sil-
ver's"O complete restoration at the old
time ratio Of 16 to L."
The APPEAL and all other Silver
party and orators warned the people
last fall that this PLATFORM, and the
nominees running upon it of the So
called Republican party were insin-
cere, and prophised that time would
proved that the platform was framed
TO gull honest voters by its lying pro-
fessions and that the so called Repub-
lican press Of Nevada of the year 1894
would come gradually to, and ulti-
mately be real Republican in senti-
ment by or before the Presidential
campaign Of 1895. That this proph-
esy is coming true in every sense.
note the editorials referred to which
are as follows:
Our silver neighbor across the
street says, Had other States fol-
lowed the example of Nevada. our
minis would be busy coming silver
and the country would be prosperous
today" But they did not, and what is
more they do no: intend to, but the
silver question will be settled all the
same and settled right. Silver. gold
and paper money will be kept at a
parity and the extreme gold advocates
will be pulled from their yellow horse
and be compelled TO meet the true
friends of silver half way. The "sil-
Yer men, Of Nevada, who profess to
believe that free coinage of the worlds
product would be a panacea for all the
ills the Nation is now suffering. will
be taught that two and two makes
four, and will not be allowed to plunge
the Nation into a panic, such as the
world has never seen, by having their
visionary and selfish ideas adopted.
But just as sure as water will seek its
level, just 50 sure will silver, goldan
paper money be adjusted to meet the
demands Of a great and growing Ma
ton. and the Republican party will
adjust them.-Reno Gazette.
hOoi Chis. htpI at a parity
half way settled right" and The
silver men of Nevada *** will not
be allowed to plunge the Nation into
panic, *** by having their Wis
ionary and selfish ideas adopted"
Notwithstanding these same wis
ionary and selfish ideas" were adopted
last month and without limitation bv
a convention consisting Of nearly six
hundred delegates representing every
shade Of political complexion at the
n~on-partisan meeting of the People of
the Pacific Coast at San Francisco.
We have yet to hear from the Enter
prise and small fry Of its ilk, but ex-
pect them to at once show the cloven
foot twice in a while, if not oftener,
hereafter.