Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-30
is to | AGAIN
He Has Some Positive Views
On Nevada Politics

nal and the Tuscarora Times-Review
seem to be the leading organ OF the
conspiracy to disrupt and disband the
Silver Party. This conspiracy is not
OF recent origin, hat is, it has attained
the age of several months, and was
Matched in the inordinate am ition of
INSCRIPTIONS politicians for personal
political advancement.
By what authority these journals as
sumo to dictate or even ad wise the flu
ture action OF the Silver Party, has
not been specifically announced Ia their
columns. [ am charitable enough to
think that they must be a3tuated oy
some lofty consideration, whether thai
consideration be received in advance
or contingent upon the success of tbs
! political amalgamation,
As the lawyers would say: \ con-
sideration in present or tujur0 hat
ever authority may have >ndowed
them with the gift Of tongues pen and
printers ink in debating the future
policy of the Silver party, the rank
and file of that party, the source OF It's
power. have rot vested in the party ;
/ State Central Committee any author
ity to sidetrack the Silver Party from
its broad guage to a Democratic switch.
The Times-Review says: The truth
is, the naneof Democrat is the bugbear
which frightens men of the Galore Of
the correspondent above named. Us
to i. In all truth, is not the @tms of
Nevada Democrat enough to +'ghtcn
any sincere advocate of bimetallism
away from the Democratic fold, when
he remembers that the Democrats
party in 1892 IN this State nominated
an electoral ticket pied ged to v0te for
Cleveland, the avowed, im~placable
} enemy Of free coinage, aad the bought
tool Of the money power: when he re-
= members that the Democratic party OF
! Nevada for four years stuck to the
Cleveland Democracy as closely as 4
tick to the skia of a scabby sheep;
, when he remembers hat in 1896 the
Democratic State Central Committee
resolved itself into a mass convention
of the party, at Reno. selected six del
egates to the National Convention o.
the Democratic party at Ch.cago who
were ready and willing to support
Cleveland, the arch traitor to hi
country and to the party, for the Dem
n ocratic nomination for President: whel
he remembers that the Democratic
party OF Nevada regarded the pi'
I" counter Of the White House of para
mount importance, and placed il abov'
the vital question Of the r~emenetizatioI
& of silver. so much SO, TIL their Treason
IL 10 the cause was SO cent to th
Bryan Democracy of -. IicagO con
vention, that their said delegates wer,
Mt refused seats in hat body, and whe
Is he remembers that the same Demo
cratic party in It's said mass conventio
rs at Reno nominated an electoral ticke
ne for this State pledged, in case Of thei
election. to vote for the Chicago nom
hC's GU Tx Ali GILlS CA pSCILhS VIC
Cleveland or Whitney or so:oe ethe
he Wall street goldbug would receive thu
an nomination. Then, is it any wOnde
y that the name Democrat, as EN- bod,
W. ing the practical principles Of thu
party in this State, is Of such Odor til;
st the Silver Republicans and the SiIv(
er Democrats in the Silver party, no
]" w~ithstanding their great generosit,
~ cannot consent to the benevolent u:
silnilatiOn Of their principles and pc
IN sons into the Democratic Party Of NJ
p vada. 1t is true that the party shove
{" signs OF repentance and Of r~egeneratiC
" in the e~lection OF 1896, after their tv
electoral nominees were washed al
baptized in the font of the Silver Par
- at ElkO, ana [ am delighted hat tt
~ conduct of the Democratic party
at that campaign furnishes evidence tn
70 it has not reached the stage Of tot
human depravity. And for this re
son, no doubt the State or vention
ho the Silver party will not hesitate
SNoNlS - Tx d
+ candidates fer Presidential electors,
in 1896, and may Ge the two cOnve
tions can unite on all the nominee.
nm That would accomplish every desiral
object. A great many Silver men ba
conscientious scIuples against such
.u, Sanitation with the Democratic party
to make it their sleeping companio
One million eli Silver Republicans a
one million five hundred thousand Pc
ulists, i'll the various States, refuge su
conpanionship, although they, like t
Silver party, are willing to supper Br
an and silver with unalterable devotiC
The National Democratic Commit
have not been SO unmindful Of go
taste, nor so lacking i'll political sagacit
as to recommend the DISARMAMENT of t
two minority parties above named, a