Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-06-22

now poses as a treasury watch dog
did not take DR.. Thoma to task when
he was running the Asylum at an ex-
peose OF S61.77 per capita.
Tlllman has sized up the tariff in a
few words: IF we are to have this
stealing go on 1 want my share for
South Carolina?" This ia the whole
tariff question in a nutshell. Each
State wants to steal from the consum-
ers OF the country for itself aud when
a few States get left out Of the deal
then a tariff debate" All Ne
vada is asking for is her share, pro-
lection to silver. All the 9th, r tariff
concessions robs the country, but pro-
lection to silver benefits the country
and queerly enough this is the onlv
protection refused. Why? because
there is no steal 10 it.
Here is a problem for some pious
v of g. o. p.-lsm to ponder over =:
The Few tariff SAYS that I shall paw
81 so for the privilege Of buyiDp a
knife worth 81, says J. A. Wayland in
the Appeal to Reason, Congress saws
L Will become prosperous paving SO so
for a 81 knife. If 1 buy a knife like
it, made in this country, 1 do not pay
the 50 SO to the Government, but a
it to the home monopolist. who can
charge the same sum if he pleases.
Now wat am 1 to do-be patrio,ic
and buy the home article and let the
IoVernment starve, or suppsot the
ment by buying the foreign
article and let the home monopollst
starve? Is the man a patriot who
Supports the Government or must he
support a corporation to be a patriot?
Darned if l know where I am at
ADO then again, suppose a fellow is
too poor to buy a kuife at all-what is
he?
The Tuscarora Times Review has
been resHrrected by the Bingham
Bros 1t is a neat little paper, ana
its appearance indicates that tim,
are improving in that section Of EikC
county. The paper will he indeppn-
dent in politics. and will deal an effect.
i've blow whenever it sees a chance for
the cause OF the people and the free
coinage of silver.
The wheat crop is short in France.
short in Russia, almost a failure in
Argentine, there is a famine in India,
and he American supply is rather
lees than the average Still. wheat
sells in the Chicago market for 81
cents. Twenty five years ago under
like condItiOns, it would have been
worth from 81 so to So. What is the
matter? Is it not evident that none
Is even scareer than wheat?-Ex
Under the law passed by the last
Legislature no voter under sixty wears
OF age 10 this State can vote next wear
unless be has paid his poll taxes for
1897 n 1898. 1t would be we'll for
all voters to bear this ia mind and
see that their poll tax is paid for each
year. A failure to contribute So a
year towards defraying the expenses
or the State and county governments
will disfranchise you 10 1898.
The silverites have begun their
Presidential campaign three years too
soon. That Free Coinage is nothing
but a quarter horse wa. showl con-
clusively in the great American
Derby Of November, 1s96.-Glohe-
Democrat
10 April, last year, the Globe-D-mo-
declared that the silver cause Was
dead. In November it polled 5000 GOO
votes. II a sucking colt makes that
kind Of a race, what will it be able to
when a four-year-old? The Glube-
Democrat had better go down to II.
river bank aud invoke that wave OF
prosperity, or it will not be in it, i'm
l90O.-Salt Lake Tribune.
cattle are getting scarce in Oregon
and Washington and fears are *
press Tor the future Of the mear snl-i
ply. The Tacoma Ledger saws tnat
in many sections the supply is n
exhausted and cattle have te+.,.
IN ported from the Missouri country. |
The oanoa ~ tho dopIoe,a. :;