Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-10-25

bv tho wise provisions of n proiectiv,
measure passed by Republican Con
gress aud they are not r. ady To exehapg,
this prosperity for the dangers of til,
free trade heresies of the Democratic
| party.
The prosperity OF the country under
( President Mckinley's administration il
unqIestioned. The balance OF foreign
trade i'll our favor in three years OF his
administration has been over sixteen
hundred millions of dollars This is five
times what ii was for ltis years from
Wsshiagton's time down TO Mckinley.
We are now the creditor nation Of the
world, and have loaned two hundred
millions abroad We manufacture two
aud one half times as much goods as
Great Britain. And since ls96 billion
dollars of new gold has been added 10
the stock of the world FIX Senator Cor
man says it is equal te, if not greater
than, all the coin in circulation on the
first day of January OF that year"
A this has brought about good times,
and Nevada, TOO, has prospered. In the
Carson Valley. for instance the people
ara receiving nearly double the price they
did four years ago for their wool, hides,
hay. butter and other farm products. The
people of that valley ars prosperous aud
happy and do not want change.
Silver no longer being an issus of para
mount importance, as Bryan says. the
Silver party of Nevada, too, has passed
ont of existence. Again We find the
Two old parties, Republican and Demo
cratic. opposing each other in this state
rs they did in 1861. A great many Silver
Republicans have returned to the Repnb.
loan party and their Number is sufficient
to warrant the belief that we can carry
the State Even the Populists in this
State have surrendered their organization
aud many of them have rejoined the Re
publican party. In addition TO these
many old line Democrats who realize the
of Bryan are supporting
the Republican ticket. From every I
IN the State information Is re
ceivsd at headquarters of Republican /
gains
The way the Republican party has re
couped itself ia this State is marvellous
Ia 1896 it was at low ebh, aud polled but
| ,93s votes fer Mckisley to s,5TG for
Bryan. IN lsas the Republican vote for
Governor was 3,5iS, The Democratic
vote for Congressman that year was only
) 766. which undoubtedly represented lis
maximum strength. The party that ear
ries the State this fall will probably have
10 poll $500 votes. Thus it is seen that
il the Democratic detection is 300 votes
the, will lose the State, and it has beeu
much more than that.
1t will be a proud day when Nevada
lakes hsr .l9ce with the party of expan
sion and progress and Is again numi cred
among the Republican States of the
Cuion. Confidence in our resources and
credit will be established and money will
How in here for investment. We will no
longer suffer under the stigma of the
'Roiten Borough" We will he repre-
sented at Washington by bona fide resi-
lents Of the State. II is not only our
lut, to uphold onr government and the
Iiag III it's expansion policy bnt II is to
our financial advantage to do SO. | be
lieve this will be done. | bslisve our
people are MS patriotic now as when our
bows in blue made the glorious record of
the Battle Born State in the war fer the
Union. The time il short in which We
have to act. Let us put forth our best
efforts If every good citizen who be
Iieve. in upholding the honor of Nevada
will put his shoulder to the wheel aud
work from now until election day We can
sarry this State Tor Mckinley aud Roose
vslt and the entire Republican ticket.
GEO I. MILLS,
Chairmsa Republican State Central
Committee.