Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-29
REGARDING INTERNATIONAL
u tfHGNT'

L IL q z Tt . Ii "ilrLLrr ne coin
ag- OF AIN ArIran -llVAr, winch II feebly
advOcat-- for i frN I-SI~s after The R.
publican NatlrtlI C~.uv-rtior, was
not "rtuoinX Repusilc t"Ism, 1t aban-
dun-d ne n,n- prp icLl - lpHrlue
an: nov h Al It's "a II -<c-.,t he
straight g " DIS with Mes + Hanna and
Sl-rIu1 - iIair mitk "Iuterna-
tinnai A!r--meut.' Will oar R-no
contemporary kinIiv ~enIIghtrn lie b.
nIShted peoptr OF Nevada, ,ud he ma
ton, by explaining u"w an upright
eous act Of n nation can be made
righttOIS by other countri-s, concur
renee and participation i'll he crime,
and how 1t could remove 'h- ntjections
to the free alti unlimited col age IF
b"th gold and silver in thrse Uritrd
Stats of AuerIca?
P-rh ps oar Reno fri nj may I've
a,lr { answer sat SfactnriiN d few qutS
tim which will make clearto he minds
of he delui~,i silver menuf ne Wet,
that bimttAllIam 10y ''~InleIn|tIomnl
Agreement" as preached Ivy he East
ern g"lditrs, Is no. tue piece Of arratt
humbug7cIy that il app ars upon it
face.
II the decentralization IF silver was
wise and benelic-ut, as we ATE assured
by the sirgls standard ie pie, Why
should We have AN iulernati nai agree
ment 20 IcmOnttize it, aud If the Ie-
stoIariOn Of the white metal will work
evil instead If good, why shout We
%couspire 10 r,sCote il and force IL upon
other countries?
Ii the drmauI for free coinage is Ii
dishonest attempt on the pant IF the
silver miner 10 Sci hfty cents worth
of silver for n huuGrrd cents, why
should his evil purpose be encouraged
by International agreement, AMI if
silver has Deprecated, because he cost
OF its pro iuction has ben I-s7entd,
how can any portion OF its value 1t
restored by a Congress of Nations?
LII We have ''SOunu" and 'uuneSt''
money nov, why should We make it
unsound aud DISHONEST, and if the
va:ue OF gold is 'iutrinsic," fixed aud
independent Of all Legislation, how
Can au International agreement
affect its relation To silver?
Ii the unenlightenrd condition Of
China, Iudia aud Mexico is attributed
tn the use of silver, why should We en-
large its use; and ii our grentue-s a.
q nation depends upon the gold stand.
ard, why should silver To Iestored b,
International AGREEMENT and thus lie.
tard and eDdanger civilization?
II the Gazette will answer these
questions, we have some others to pro
pound which If satisfactorily explain
ed will perhaps make us d convert L
the doctrine of "In]t-rnational Agree
ment," which is the cuief stock i,
trade of our Reno Contemporary
Until We are thus enlightened we VII
be constrained to h-li-ve that when
person declares himself in favor o
restoring silver by i; %ternatiDnal agre.
ment, he absolutely sur.enders hi
case upou every dueStlou VI ptiuS'fie
He admit, that its denonetizntion iii
harm. and that its rehabilitation
would do good. H. admits that til
gold standard is not a true one.
The demand fori"ternational agree
ment is simply for the purpose of de
lay. We have already nad four inter
national conferences AID England
has laughed at US each time. NJ in
telligent person believes if MrKin e
Is elected that we will have blInetallisr
by International agreement, or Other
wise for years to come, if evAr, bu
will have the single standard only
and the exclusive gold basis with al
their crushing evils. That is as Gel
tain as that the Republican party wi
be snowed under in the State OF N,
vada at the November election.
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