The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-09-03

DeLamsr, New, Ang. %, 1896.
Editor Of the Record.
Dear SIR
see by the Record Of the 2lst that
correspondent al DeLamar Gays. T. your
and sewall Silver Club met o. -s bryan
evening for the purpose - '''9 y
-. :, .4..ua a., - electing t~o del
-, DIVER Convention to be
No. = 80 the near future, aud that
wy '1.'' to elect such delegates for the
i'@s'' that The Club had resolved itself into
Democratic organization, wherefore its
original character had been changed sc.
Now, Mr.. Editor. don't know who your
correspondent 10 at DeLamar, nor do know
who wrote that article; but will venture to
Say, that whoever wrote that article. were
either very ,lull Of apprehension and did pot
understand the sentiments Of the people who
composed that meeting, OF he had desire to
misconstrue the true character and purpo.e
of the voting population in this section OF
the country.
The truth Of the whole matter IS, Mr..
Editor, that We did meet and organize sal.
yer party, or az representative of the Sl.
yer Party Of Nevada, and orr intention
was to elect two delegates to represent us in
the convention at Elko and we still re.
main members of that Party firm and i'm.
movable. But after canvassing that worthy
body we found that no two men nor one
man, among us who felt disposed to repre-
sent us in that convention, personally, IN
less we could assure him his expenses; that
we did not feel disposed to do, and We had
not confidence enough 10 the leaders of the
Silver Party at Phoebe to trust them with
our proxies. have no doubt that you will
think have whole lot of gall to express
myself in that manner, but it is the actual
fact and it was the sentiment of the whole
body there assembled
We then adjourned as members of the
Silver party and organized rs members Of
the Bryan and Sewal Non. partisan Silver
club Now, that is our name, and if there
Is any Democrat or Republican among US
who don't like our style Of running this cam.
paign, we hereby politely ask him to get
out, or II he stays in, and will not conform
himself to the rules of our club, we intend
TO make 1t so warm for him that he will sit
uneasy in his seat, so that we will be able
to identify him. Now, that is just exactly
what we mean to do. There are those a.
mong us who believe that there has to be
written for this great Republic, another
Declaration Of Independence. and inasmuch
as few independent and public spirited
men in Nevada, had the courage, few years
ago, to lay the foundation of this great Silver
president of this Republic, and thus rev.
olutionize our system of government and
give us all relief, we here at DeLamr hum
BILE miners though we be. have determined
among ourselves to conduct ourselves in such
q way during this campaign, that time will
prove that this little body of independent
ticipated declaration, Or in other words,
we are determined to disenthrone the Amer.
lean Boss We believe he, and he alone, is
responsible for this dreadful condition Of
affairs that now surrouds US and we are de-
termined, if he should show his head in
this county between this date and election
day of next November, to pick him up and
cruelty him on cross Of ioshuas.
Yours very respectfully,
BENZ. SANDERS
Correspondent for the Bryan and Sewal
Non. partisan Silver Club, DeLamar, New