Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-14
STEWART ANO JONES.
What They are Reported as Say
inc in New York.

~3 'H ~ Law
art Is one Of the latest V to
commercial optimism. He is a bull
on everything except silver He is
engaged in a vigorous campaign On
Wall street, and be said Yesterday
that heard 80 mucn about better tunes
that he had determined to gather in a
part OF the prosperity which is not
only RAMPANT 10 the street but over
the land.
When asked what had brought
about the change in his views he
said:
There is no room for pessimism ia
this country. No one can be a bear
IN he face Of the wheat famine ia Ar
getipa, Russia, Hungary tnd India.
In view Of these condi,ions abroad I
should not be surprised f. seq silver
sell for IS cents and wheat as high as
a dollar.
There is nothing in talking silver
at the present time, and my advice TO
my friends in the West is to fall in
line with the forces Of prosperity an Il
progress and receive their due share
OF the reward.
"The time has passed for the issues.
We Il DOw turn to meet new Is
sues and The new conditions. fire.
1uently hear II said that this seclr-
ltv market is a duplicate Of the mar
ket Of 1873. 1t is not. 1t is more Of
a bull market. All America has to do
Is to get into it, go to sleep aud get
rich. The wheat situation in the
west will make every railway not oulv
dlvIdend earning but a dividend pay
er. Railroads that have beep mort
bnnd for years are now taxed to their
fullest capacity. and are still unable
to handle their traffic. | am told that
there is immediate danger of a car
famine on many Of the most impor-
TINT lines traversinG this countrv.'
Are the people Of the West elive to
this new situation?"
The reopla IF the West" he ran,iad
ARE wide awake. They know q coed
thing when they See it. Most of them
are hanging onto their cereals with
confidence born OF hope and actual
knowledge Of what is going on around
them. With their immense crops
they will be able not only to lqutdate
their Indebtedness to the money shark
or The East bat Wi! inaugurate a
buying movement that will surprise
the people in this part Of the country.
L think that by the late fall the truth
OF what I said and reiterated during
the campaign will be generally recoe-
nlZed, and this is that there can be no
general prosperity in this country
that is not borne and sustained in the
West
Senator John P. Jones of Nevada.
WHO'S spendiog a vacation in this
city, a Yesterday that the continued
fall in the price OF silver ought not to
surprise anyone
Silver Is falling in the common
price, he said. because a falling off
OF the demand for it as a none
japan has gore into a gold basis, and
so lessons the dem and for silver. Be-
sides this there has been, because of
unusual hard times, a great falling
OF or purchases in the East. The
Oriental countries usa silver money
and our purchases are paid for ia
that metal. The demand has been
cut off by reason Of the HARD
times
OF the increasing gold production
In Alaska Mr., Jones said: Il am not
opposed to prosperity through any in
crease OF gold. The Republicans are
very lucky and I congratulate them
On the fact that this great discovery
fails within their administration. I
believe a great deal of gold will be
found in Alaska, and it is certain to
restore prosperity. foI which the Re-
puoilcans will claim and receive the
credit. L shall welcome its return
whether through gold or silver. Much
gIorificatiOn and 'cougratulation is
o"i oNo' idCSt 'lat our western |
TLeat Is going up to a dollar because
OF the famine in Argentina, Russia.
India, and other countries. do not
like to think that our prosperity is
founded upon restitution and starry
alton in foreign countries. I want =
flood of money to turn the idle mill
wheels and irrigate the waste plains
Of our lands.
Another result that will follow
from an abundance Of be il
gold or silver, will be allegiance of
this hatred OF the trusts. The people
hate trusts. and prosperity will drive
monopolies out OF their minds. Plenty