Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-06
LAST NIGHTS BIG RALLY At
THE OPERA HOUSE.
Francis G Newlands Opens the
Camoaign in Ormsby.
A CLEAN CUT SPEECH ON THE
ISSUES OF THE DAY.

fires in honor of The occasion and long
before he hour named the Opera
House began to ill.
1t was au enthusiastic gathering OF
Silver men ~ a Silver community
that n few mouths ago was counted
certain for the gold standard. TIE
meeting was carried out under the
au-pecirs Of the Silver County Central
Committee. The editor of the APPEAL
by virtue of being their Chairman
acted as President Of he meeting
Walter Chedic Secretary of The Cen
trial Committee acted rs Secretary Of
the meeting.
The speakers tale a draped with
the American Flag and in front IF
the table wa a large picture OF Bryan.
which through The th"uGhtfuIne>s Of
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Wiuston Wac
handsomely decorated with flowers.
Th- folo ling Vice Presidents oc-
cupied seats on the stage.
Gov. Sadler, c. \, L,grave, Gen.
Beatty, jacob Klein, Eugene Howell,
d. Circle, VIM. Kinney, J. r Judge,
Alex MCGOWAN, P. II Petersen,
Olrovich. 4. NJ. Beebe, D. BrauIt,
Joseph Ray cratt. Dr.. Guinan, L Q.
Henderson, ] NJ. Benton, Jr. Geo.
kltz eyer, Judge BeIknap, A c. Cut
ting, Nj. Conn, Riley Davis j. @. M
Garry, Geo CoAing. Ed Rrnolts, Z,
Aubp, Andy Lindsay, Jim Meyers, Il,
Logan. Eugene Mara, VIM. blrhert,
NJ. d NotewaIe, c l. Deadly, Joseph
Muller, Thomas Leary, Frank Folsom.
Michael Smith, Andy Todd and Jerry
Barnett.
When Newlard7 YVES announced he
Vas enthusiastically received by the au-
die"ce.
His speech contained a description
OF the three graf national conventions
that declared for free silver and IF the
strug4l-r IF Mr.. Newlauds TN" his
fellow pioneer silver man to secure
the ends which were at last accom-
rlishrd.
Mr.. N~wltnds began by saying that
Iit o'lTtt'''h Nd~ AIS IN' y ais az
I thntt Silver parry was n local party.
At that time b. predicted that Il ral-
ional Silver party would tie in exist
1 Il &c by this Presidential election; the
, prediction was uOw verified there are
> now !hTee national silver parties. Nj
+ Ne~lands said that rht call from the
reading bimetalllst at Washington fol
the Silver Party National Convention
to meet a. st. Louis and cOmIine witt
q the pOpulists had alarmed the Dem
ocrats.
" The leaders within the Democrat,
ranks had hastily called the Demo
cratic National Convention at Chicago
u and the ~conv-LtiOn had gone for sill
yer. The Democratic silver lehdrr
wanted Teller for President, but Bots
Ie B aud, Mathews and NJ Lean stood il
u the way. None of the latter were sat
Z isftct"rv to the convention. The SOutt
was lid aud wanted nothing; tn
West was looked to for a candidate
The silver leaders We're waiting 70
. the four men last named to wear on
-, another ont in order TO spring Teller
-. Oh the convention.
r At this poiut occurred the Bryan
a episode. The platform had been Til
. terlv attacked bv Senator Hill, Srnato
Tillman answered Hill, but withou
= effect. The Audience, which was hOstil
to silver, Kissed Tillnau. Up t. thi
TINA ,"N n =, ,n.i,n of oi1rar had n,
:: peared NJ speaker had voiced the Sci
-, timeuts of the silver twO-third5 of tn
- convention, aud these delegates we
-. wait ng for IA lie ,der who shnul | do s.
- Then BRYAN of Nebraska appeared O
the platform H. had hardly spoke
ten sentences ere the convention rea
ize'i that the great leader had com
el that the great silver champion al
e. the future President vas before thei
The sceue Vas in~describable. Brya
captured his audience OF Is 5000 poop
by his great logic and e~lo4uence. Ia
next day he was nominated for Pre-
- ident.
:, MI Newl ands described the char
ter OF and i fl h. nces a. work in Ct
POpulist National Convention, u
explained why he Iopulist had i
sisue on nominating Watson for vi
- President t. the South the Popuii-
for 20 years had been fighting II
Democrats bitterly, and. hey want
some assurance Of go d faith. H
reasoned that if hey merged entir,
with the Democrats, and the lat
lost the present elections and {