Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-02-16

dent:
Editor Courier:
There are a few candidates for Dis
trict Attorney in Ormsby County.
Following is a partial list: 4. J. Nc
Gowan. 0. Fl. Gray, Geo. W. Keith,
E. D. Vanderleith. Frank Murnhv. J.
Pcuiade, besides two or three who eX-
pect to pass examination in time Al
fed Chartz's name has been men
toned in the newspapers in connec-
ton y it'll tho nomination, but he has
oIenlv stated that he would not have
il. when T get my revised LIST o.
candidates for o her Offices, { Will
send it to YOU. The coming elect -
will he very close in Ormsbv, hHt
believe that the action Of Jo..
in voting against the tariff mea~rJ
in the Senate, unless the R'DIbij.aas
who asked its possacp agree to pro-
tect silver, will carry the day in
Ormahv for the Silver party. That
vote of the Senate should be recorded
as the best and proudp-t act Of his
life. Every man who voted in the
Senate against silver voted in favor
of the tariff measure. Protection is a
reciprocal affair. You protect ne and
7 will project Won. That is what the
Senator said. when he voted against
the tariff. Nnvada's vote has ALWAYS
hoel with the protectionis-s. and the
prrtactioni@t vote has always be- n
against Nevada. No man can be a
friend of silver who will vOte for pro-
lection without RNacting a Iecipr~ctl
vote 70 protect silver. Senator Jones
has proved, in my Onini0n, that it is
utterly impossible for q man to he
long to the Republican party. ami
bind himself to its caucus measures,
remaining under the party whip and
party influence, and he true to the
paramount industry of Nevada. As
a Republican he always voted for pro-
lection. regardless Of how the paTtv
voted on silver. He is NJ free ""1
independent to vote az he ';es on tn"
tariff question, and -Nnci1 the parties
split pretty close on til. riff. he VII
Re in a position 70 make terms. q. )
exact a reciprocal vote for silver, d
position Of ADVANTAGE which he never
could occupy as a Republican. whip
ped and dashed into voting the Re
publican way under threat OF being
kicked ont. under threat Of party dis
pleasure and under threat of loss of
official patronage and official position
and honor as a member Of important
COMMITTEES. as an invited and well
come guest within TIE inner social
circle. Knowing the result nf his in
dependent action. and knowing the
~Oetracism that would follow. Senator
Jones had tho courage TO leave a
party within which he had welded n
power, which few mnn rOll1, because
he was forced to recognize that it was
impoSSible to he a party man and a
!, Nevada man at the same time. The
only protection Nevada receives today
J comes through the medium of a few
dozen sheep owners, nearly everyone
who is a Democrat. h1wing how lit
= tie they care for prOtactiO", and every
: n Of whom would he wiling TO lose
y all the protection which the Repuhli-
can party a extend if they could get
free and unlimited coinage of silver
But there is not a human hog in Ne.
vada. We are willing that our Sen.
atOrs should vote for protection, hu'
silver must come in for it's share o.
:, protection. And it wOnld seem tina
we have made up our minds that oul
Senators shall never again vote fol-
protection unless silver is on the list