Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-26

iioh VI nv SPubHNiOb, bht possessing
IA magnificent physique and great
staying powers.
COrbett was about gone when the
fourth round closed and another one
would have settled him. 1t is easy to
see why Curbeft-vhO knew bet
ter than anyone of his depleted physi-
cal cOndition-t"Ok good care not to
meet Jackson and FitZsitamons. Cor
hett had better pull himself together
and have a finish fight with someone
or retire from the ring
The editor of a prominent trade
journal in New York City takes "a
most hopeful view Of the situation
He says: Il am an uncomprOuising
bimetallist and have been for three
years. At first [ could not fluid a man
to agree with me, but the silver move
nent has male immense Roadway in
this State and 10 New Jersey within
the past few months. [ predict that
it will carry both States in Nrvemher
if the Democrats nominate a straight
silver man. | shall take the stump in
New Jersey if I can get away from
home"
The action Of the State Ceotral Com
mittee Of rhe Silver party in extending
an invitation to all he voters If the
State t. meet with it in State Couven
tion at Exc for the purpose Of unit
ing 10 one glani a~ssemblaGe in the
fight for silver, is c'm mendable Il
shows a desire to subordinate party
considerations to the public welfare.
II all the silver men Of the country
a be brought to unite for a pItsi-
dental candidate of that faith, a great
victory awaits tnem-Hawthorue bul-
letin.
Some Silver men say that boiling
Republicans on Lht O. be allowed in
the party as hey will try to run the
politics of it aud get all the Offices.
This is idle talk. II a silver majority
can't run the party they had better
quit politics, and further than this, if
free silver is the result Of the combin-
ton, the eleventh hour DELEGATES can
take all the offices and he hanged to
them. The question on top now is
not pap but silver.
At a qualification" meeting in
honor Of Mckinley at M|arvsvillA, Sat
urday ni-ht Hon. William N, Gutter
made a speech. About one-sixteenth Of
his remarks we're devoted to Mckinley,
while the remaining fftren-sixteeuths
dealt with a lemand for lagi-latIOa in
favor Of free 8iivr. Such r~atitications
may not be entirely satisfactory to the
campaign managers. but they appear
to be the best the West can p~roduce.-
Sac. Bee.
The w~ell-meaning gentlemen who
are putting Vice-Prtsjdent Stevenson
forward as an available Candidate TO
run on a free silver platform might
ave themselves some disappointment
by waiting for Mr.. Stevenson to ex-
press himself on the monetary Ques-
ton. Nothing has been published, SO
far as we have observed, to SHOW that
the Vice-Presideut favOrs the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver at Is to l.
1t turne out in the Baldwin breach
Of promise case that Lewis Leach OF
the Farmers Bank of Fresno, sold a
compromising letter of Miss Asbley's
10 Baldwin for 1925. Compared tc
such a misera BILE dog a couuterfeiteI
or even au ordinary thief ems quite
respectable. That Il banker could
stoop to such despicable methods tC
make money, is astonishing.
The Silver State says: THE Silver
party Of Nevada has been and is still.
an independent political organization
organized for the purpose OF advanc
ing the cause of silver and it is al
ready at all times to receive into full
fellowship any person or persons who
believe in its principles and desire t.
Cooperate with it for the common gOoC
Of the cause.
The proposal to run Teller for Secre
tary of the Treasury on the Dem }
cratic ticket is one of those frest
schemes which are altogether too raw
for digestion.-Gazptte.
Any plan for defeating the golibue
the Republicans put up at St. Louis
gives Bro.hel Bragg a conuiption tit
Par silver, .GSE.