Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-11
TIE Y
the BimetalIic Leader Opens the
Campaign Of 1900.

vi 81 u Iutt last JdtkSDn LAY !
was celebrated in Chicago by q gaoiler-
ing ~ me Democratic leaders Of TIE |
United S ates az he fremont Hou8 I
The Hon. ". J. Bryan was the prlt-
cipal guest. He arrived from Lincoln |
and was mrt at the depot by National
Committeeman Gatan and others
srlec ed to welcome him. For an hour
or so privr to the feast Mr.. Bryan
held a reception in the hotel parlors
and shook hands with a large uum-
Der OF callers. Nearly 500 were seated
at the banquet Mayor HarrieOn pre-
slid and acted as toaetmaSter.
Mr. Bryan a received with cheers
when introduced. and spoke in part as
fellows.
It is especially fitting that at this
time the American people should re-
call the name of Andrew Jackson and
gather Inspiration and encourage
nuent from his public career, We are
engaged to-day in a contest very Sim
liar to that in which he played so con-
~ @ aud h~OUorahle a part. Dur
ing his term Of Ctfice the national
reseutatives Of the people and control
the Government. He Grapsled with it
and overthrow it. Arrayed against
him were the very classes which have
forced a continuance of the gold stand
ard in the United States 10 spite Of the
almost unanimous protest Of the peo-
lie.
Ihe following are some of the nota-
BILE sentences which dropped from the
speakers mouth during the evening:
1t seems that every generation pre-
sents a combat between the producers
and the money changers. The latter.
conducting their campaign in secrecy,
fasteD themselves u, on the body poll
tie and prey upon Industry until their
holt is broken by an awakened and
Indignant public.
Not content with advocating a pol
icy which places the destinits of TO-
DOC. 900 Of free men in the hands Of
foreign tinanciers and permits a few
London bankers TO control our stand
ard money. he now proposes TO give TO
the national tanks full aud complete
contrOl Of the paper money Of the
nation.
Twelve months have elapsed since
we celebrated this day a year ago. and
every month has borne witness TO the
failure OF Republican policies to bring
relief to the people.
If this ''grinding process" contin-
ues the laboring citizens will lose all
OF the advantages which they have
gained in the last quarter of a CEN
fury. Instead Of shorter hours for
adults and more education for chill
dren, we shall be asked to lengthen
the hours Of labor and to dwarf the
intellects as we'll as the bodies OF the
children by manual labor during the
years when they should be in school.
Since the election there has Deer
time for further study, and events IN
radid succession have been wildcat
ing the position taken by the bimetal-
lie forces in tire last campaign.
1 will therefore bid you be of good
cheer. Unless all political omens fail
the twentieth century viii open with
the money Of the Constitution restored
and the motto Equal rights to all
and special privileges to none," the
controlling principle in ali the depart
ments OF the Government. Then will
our people sing a new song Of a
nation redeemed.
Speeches were also made by Senator
Stewart Of Nevada, Sam Z. Morse of
the Indianapolis Sentinel" and the
Hon. James H. Lewis OF WASHINGTON,
h L Cobb of Atlanta, d. J. Campau Of
Detroit, Mayor Taggart Of Indiana
polls and others.
The engagement Of Charles 7. Bliss
Of this city aud Miss Matte Knowles
or Oakland Is announced in the San
Francisco Chronicle.
L. n. Stone, Commissioner Of Deed
for California, and Notary Public for
Hrusby county. Office: Capitol Build
lg.
For Rent or Sale.
Hard finished house of six rooms. !
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