Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-28
N On ST WART.
He paws a Glowing Tribute to
His Senatorial Colleague.

dav evening paid the following splenu1o .
lribute to senator Stewart: "
The gentleman whom the Silver csrty '
indorsed for q continuance IN tins Sehale =,
of the United States has been assaulted IN -
prose and poetry in the most dis9raceIui :.
manner. What charge has been nna"e
against him? It is evanescent, dl2Phah-
ous. Wecanuot find ont what ], means :,
| but in a very few words | can So 2" Ton
! that I have served in the Senate of tne
United States during the whole time
since he began hia term in 1887, and ! can
say upon nv honor as a man, Jana :
know that the people q TINS county VIII
believe what | say, there il not = nleH'-
her of the listed States Senate that HUct
NOT have every confidence in the worst
in Senator Stewards integrity anu "P
rishtness. IApplsuse.l Theirs ls not 4
man in favor of the remonetlzati"h ~
silver in that body who you'd not Dc
deeply grieved if the people OF NeVS'"
should not return him when ne ought %
De returned. [Applause.l
The gold standard people IN the East
and the gold brick men here understand
what they are doing. They know that
the SILVER parry CtfLiSlitNbeS
the people Of this state, but like clever
warriors they are trying to DIVIDE the
Silver forces. 1t Ia the duty, in my opln-
t ion. of every man who believes IN the re-
monetization Of silver and Who are in
tarested in the welfare Of this state, even
# he has a prejudice against the present
sedator, to vote for him in order that ina
rs great cause may be subserved. II he
i should he defeated it would he published
in the East that the Silver men Of Ne
vada had turned against silver and the
4 question was dead. 1t would be a most
fatal blow. 1t would he taken up every
where and it would be the greatest injury
ell to the silver cause til at possibly could be
ly conceived of.
Now, when we are in sight of victory a
the election in 1900, which will be I'M
greatest contest, the most Important III
most supremely important contest ina
ever was urged in the civilized "orlo
ult Nevada should be il the front TANK or In
battle. It is in my opinion a contes
on vbetbar the few should rule the man
u.hother the rich shall become richer an
the poor poorer, whether the masses !
49, the common people shall have 'helr sh"'
49,, in the prosperity of the world.
That is the issue, and l cannot concel'
of awOr blow that can be struck lhs
on now at this time to withdraw the sen
the tor who has ALWAYS upheld the flag al
eral fouoht ysliantly in the peoples caus
NAV saw further that in all the varl
and interests of Nevada, no matter what III
w were, he has watched them closely
and may say tn"' he'ei u.sa
h,v any Of his duties. l, as his coIleag
knowing that it is my duty to say TO
naonle of this county and through Il
re OF meeting to the people of News
that thew never could have a more tai
the ful representative than w. NJ. Stewart
the Senate. Whom do our opponents O
Have not the people of this State SO
shers hau want +o elact To
. the 49, tho limited st;
t and nisH IF this State
a. right to a choice? Let me ask the LEAD
Republican papers who their canol'
8 ex- is. who have they named, whom 90 |
9 the want to send to the Senate. Ia I'M
IicagO, secret dodge 10 elec' sohie -
, ans legislature on the strength of the OF
,w sition to Stewart and then come IN
elect a Senator without consultation
DOR the people. If this was an honest
With a they would come out ana name
Is, 1898 man. Have they named anybody
5 Will have not heard of him. Ihey 90
charge dare to name the man, and the peopl
this State have a right to know who
exclu- represent them in Washington
receive do not thinR that they Will 1eei
or two ored nv the election of the great poe'
ed and Ceyeland understand that ne VII
y ne" vote his entire energies TO rlVallhs
great poets OF the world III WI
T, poetry.
aw. IL Now 7 cannot imagine, as l said b
IF Sam a worse blow that could be strucl
n%troller silver cause than the defea' d l 'nis
Co. of Senator Stewart for re-eiectt
his seat. 1t would be pubhsheo
'S'eA HI the gold standard papers III the
that the silver cause was dying,
Know MANY friends of silver won
VS. ''"' greatly discouraged
IN Shan T believe, fellow citizens, that thei
appal- ha another great contest on tins qu'
IN Cen and 7 halieye we can win IN 1900
away backward steps are tacheh now
AZ" ,olino through the east /
he river .. ,.ar man who was tired
w 'H' silver cause-not one.
T believe that William Jennings
will be endorsed unanimously Z
convention in 1900, and that there v
I no opposition. L~Applause)
The great fight of the toilers
JUL" those who control the money OF the
will be waged and won in 1900.