Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-10-25

in this city, as VIM. Jennings Bryan,
the great champion of the cause of
the people was with the masses and
Of the man. People crowded around
him before and after the speech and
even followed him to the depot wneE
he departed. In the morning he pass
ed through to Virginia lily, where he
held a melting. From all reports this
meeting was the greatest public de-
monstratidn ever held on the Com
stock. The people clamoTed for more
after he had talked to them for two
hours, and hand shaking ard demon
stration that followed the speech de-
layed the arrival in mis- city TWO
hours. In Virginia Cl:y, the great
silver mining camp of Tile coast, the
champion of the cause is dear to the
Leop1e as he was when he first Shout
dered the banner for the people and
against the greed of mamon
It was 4 o'clock when MI. Bryan ar
rived in this city. The band was at
the depot and likewise most of the
people of this city. He was at once
escorted to the Opera house by mem
bers of the State and County Central
Committees,
IN his trip to this city and the Com
stock, he was accompanied by Hon.
Francis G. Newlands. c. D. VanDuzer
Governor Sadler Senator Livingston
and a numbre of others. When the
party arrived here, they were escorted
to the carriages in waiting and every
body headed for the hall
Governor Sadler wasted little time
in introducing the great speaker to
the people. 4 round OF applause
went up that has not been equalleG
in the Opera house for many days,
Mr.. Bryan opened his speech b,
saying that he remembered with plea:
ure his visit to this city three year
ago. and also cumented on the hand
some vote he had received in thi
State from the people, In this conec
tiCn he stated that as the people ha,
voted for the principles he advocate
three years ago, that he could see Il
reason for change OF view since tina
time, That the Republican party j.
stead of diSpOsing of the isues tina
were discussed at that time, haG mad
nd in decided
worse than those OF three years ag
The Republican party had been
power six years, and during that tin
not a single isue had been settle
Colonel Bryan then took up ds
cussion of the financial question. /
lad stood for al expansion of Il
currency, saying this was necessa
to improve the situation. The pr
ciple reason for the present prospect
was the great influx OF money frC
the klondlke and other sources. T.
Democrats in 1895 said the count
needed more. The Republicans sa
there was enough. Now there is So
100000 more. and still there is n
enough.
He told of the Fowler bill Rep,
lican measure This, explained p
vides for the melting up OF silver d
lars and recOining them into subsi
airy currency. This would make sill,
only limited legal tender and wo,
be only an indirect way of retlri
silver. The bill provides bran
banks and for an asset currency. allo
ing the issuance of notes secured
assets other than government bon
when they get the scheme goi1
said Colonel Bryan. there will oe
that will be gold. an only one k
of paper money. and that will be b;
notes. They can retire the notes
any time 1t means the building
of the money trust"
The speaker then turned to the
son of the beef trust. private me-
declared, until God sends angels
take charge of them, ana my obsel
ton is that t,.ose already in cha
come not from above. but from
low"
Roosevelt and His Trusts.
He said that President had ne
denounced the trusts as bad thi
while Senator Lodge had said
IS per cent of the trusts were e
making nineteen good trusts to
bad.
If you ever hear Republican
that his party is going to remedy
trust evil he said. TASK him if
thinks the Republican party is
ly going to destroy the trusts "
it says there are nineteen good TT
to one bad one"