Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-25

State. that | saw tie men going to work Il
in droyes; then silver could be sold in s
the open markets of the world at som" a
kind of a premium; and to-day the l
| houses have been torn down in that {
little burg, and sons and daughters VIII"
lived there nave been forced into exile
throughout the different States ard Ter :
ritOries.
In Mr.. Stewards Legislation upon the
silver question only, we have a man
noted not only in the Uni, ed States but
throughout all Europe, on account of his
understanding upon this question:. why,
gentlemel, 1 think that the name OF
Nevada would be disgraced did we refuse
to send him back now, at this critical
time when we need legislation upon this
particular suhieot,
People in the asst have got SO that they
misunderstood or claim that the silver
question is dead. Oh, if it is, dead what
becomes of the State of Neva9a? What
little population We have now will be
forced to go to other places.
| say to Thu Assembly, one and all,
that we must depend upon some legisla-
ton for silver or our state will be worse
down than she is a. present.
Now, I take great pleasure in placing
in nomination for the United States SEN
ate. Senator William N. Stewart of
Ormsby county,"
Mr.. HENLEY.
My. Henley Of Esnera'da county sec
ondel the nomination in the following
language:
u desire TO second the nomination hat
has just been made for United States
Senator. I am handful OF the great
responsibility that rests upon us when
ia the discharge OF our duties We are
called upon to declare which one of the
citizens Of this STATE shall: be chosen to
represent us in the Senate of the United
states. the greatest and most dignitied
Legislative body in the world.
| believe it behOoves Us to weigh care
fully and measure impartially the ahil-
ity. personal worth and public service Of
every man who may be mentioned in
connection with this honorable position
to the end that 10 mistake may be made
and the high honor of our State i'll that
; body be maintained. So earnest am ! in
this contention, that | believe it would
be our duty to cast asid2 the aspirations
of every candidate and choose a man
from the ranks # we know him ana hc
WAS seeking the honor, and if we were
satisfied that he had the qualifications
that permanently fitted him for the
place.
| have given this SUE ct much consid
Y Grafton during the past few months
II knowing it to be III! duty TO do SO.
have endeavoren by every means within
/ my power to gain the views Of nay con
y Stituerts: | have examined SUCH OF tht
r. public records as | could obtain AMI
I'd have studied the opinions of many nel
It in public life, men whom | believe knew
Is whereof they spoke, among others on
own Congressman who has declared re
A. peatcGly, that the interest of our Stat
demanded the maintenance of the pres
m ent delegation in Congress, and as effect
,d ing proposed legislation. the services q
70 william NJ. Stewart We're almost inval
uable.
+. The nominations closing. Speake
Allen stated that the members Shoul
MT answer their names as called and Civ
of their choice for United States Senate.
st The vote was as follows:
ne Mr. Armstrong-Wm NJ Stewart.
Ell Mr. Blakeslee-W W Williams.
IS Mr. BradShaw-Wm NJ Stewart.
of Mr. Condon-W W Williams.
MI CoryeIl-W NJ Stewart.
lg Mr. Deady-W NJ Stewart.
Mr. Dooley-A Cleveland.
S Mr. Gedney-N II \ Mason.
1g Mr. Gillespie-Absent.
of Mr. Haucock-W NJ Stewart.
of Mir Henley-W N Stewart.
gh Mr. Hobbs-W W Williams.
~, Mr. Hodgkinson-W W Williams.
Of Mr. Kinney-W VI Stewart.
tie Mr. Kirman-W NJ Stewart.
he MIR Leidy-W NJ Stewart.
at Mr. McGowan-W NJ Stewart. 6
Us Mr. McMillan-W w Williams.
ry Mr. Meacham-W W Williams,
he Mr. Patey-W w Williams.
les Mr. Patterson-W NJ Stewart.
st, Mr. Paula G Cleveland.
la. Mr. Pitt-N II 4 Mason.
in Mr. Raftice-Wm NJ Stewart.
his MI Spindel w W Williams.
m MIR StrOsnider-W NJ Stewart.
m Mr. Tremont-W NJ Stewart.
yes MIR Van IItten-Wm Woodburn.
of Mr. Wiikerson-N IL \ Mason.
ere MrSpeaker-W NJ Stewart.
Total: Stewart, 10; Williams, s; Cievt
ted land, 2; Mason, ); Woodburn, /.
ate With the 9 votes added from IL
one Senate W. NJ. Stewart had 24-one mor
en- than a rnajority-and was elected Unite
t is States Senator from Nevada. The Poop.
the cheered and hand shaking and congra
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