Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-06

Ihpy ae the strong, vigorous and intelti-
gent men " ho are going to formulate the
policy of The unified party we hope f.
form. They are potential in the council
OF the Nation. There is hardly a single
serious occasion which arises with the
Democratic party in the House in
which | and others are not called in for
consultation. There is hardly a serious
complication in the Senate in which your
distinguished Senator, who is here to-
night, does not participate.
think you will all agree with me that
50 far as the Senate is concerned, Sc. atura
Stewart and Jones have throughout this
great contest for free coinage been looked
united forces; that they have been in
every contest in the front rank, that they
have been increasingly in their efforts,
but their speeches and communications
to the press have been in the highest de-
gree educational. You all know that
senator Jones speeches have been the
great reservoir from which the silver
forces have drawn their knowledge and
inspiration.
~ GIL NV t'' s'tJlIiIi!CEN part tD4t
senator stewart has taken in financial
discussions. When the Populists were
about to go under for lack of funds he
founded the Silver knightwatchmae and
succe@tod in securing q large circulation
1or educational purposes at a very large
expense to himself and | 10 not think
that any man in die country was more
pDnSnj.innS -, Ir;,-;,. H.
party IN line with our movement for free
coinage. Senator Stewart has worked M
with great care and energy and efficiency
the claims of this State for about 100000
money advanced during the Civil
war.
The labor bestowed upon them has been
prodigi0us. The Senator has secured its
passage through the Senate. The House
disagreed and the bill is in conference.
Senator Stewart is on the conference com
and his associates are thOr0urhIv
In harmony with him and they assured
him that the bill shall not pass unless
NeVada's claims are agreed t..
AS to our member Of CONGRESS- if
would be unbeeoning for me to say
$780, ''''t III sui. 1 'til ttltN say mai !
l have never realized any disadvantage
Of being the only man of my party in the
House.
on the contrary.
always realized an advantage. I do
not min there is any man in the House
who can 90 to any one of the three parties
he Democratic, Republican and Populist
ana Sp.lTa mora IN I'll, .-,,-
."V"rS than / can. l am on two impor
ant committees which enables me to
nave considerable influence. Nothinp
'oUid be lone on the irrigation question
concerning public building bills. but
the Treasury is now full of money
)elleVe appropriations for these purposes
VIII soon be obtained.
In the great final contest for free coip
ICE 1t seems to me that the Silver party
nevada with its present representation
mould be maintained and strengthened.
una that Nevada will be guilty of a
)Iunder approaching a crime if it an
LOUNGES at the neX election that the
'eopIe OF this State have broken the
usloh organization in favor of Silver
una are not as strongly in favor of f,na
'olnage as they were two wears aoo
" NAT we want to show to the outside
world is hat there is unity of action up-
N this great question and there is but
issue in Nevada, that is, the restora-
ION OF the minetary system which will
pen the MINIS to free coinage of silver
nj gold and revive the industries of the
state ana restore the euuiliIbrium of
money on one hand and property and
wages on tIeother. ,