Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-10-09

ooAooi luna, the disposition of lands
and the benefits it gave the people.
He pointed with pride to the present
of the Office and concluded
by stating that if elected he would
endeavor to have the same care in
its management as he has exercised
for the past four years.
After the close of the speeches by
the members OF the State ticket, Mr..
Bartine, the speaker OF the evening.
was introduced.
Mr. Bartine was warmly received.
and made one OF the best public talks
that has been heard in this city for
many years. He opened by saving
that he would explain why he left the
Republican party. When he was ell
ected to Congress from this State, it
was on the Republican ticket and it
declared for the free and unlimited
coinage CT silver, but when that party
deliberately turned the issue down he
concluded that it was time to leave
other strong Republicans He has
net returned to the Republican told
because it is now the recognized gold
standard party of the union and the
gold standard is one item that is spe-
cially detrimental to Nevada and her
interests
He told in concise language the
attitude of the Republican party on
all OF the national issues. Silver they
are opposed to, as the Hill bill, which
is intended TO Kill silver tor ever, is
the pet hobby how OF the gold stan
dard Republicans. He stated that a
further decline OF ten cents an ounce
would shut down the Wedekind mine
and most likely Tonopah, and the Re
publican national party intended to
hammer silver down to that point if
not lower before they quit legislating
against the white metal
| He thoroughly enlightened the au.
dience in regard to the action OF the
trusts and trust legislation at the
| hands of the Republican party. Ev
cry great trust in America is support
ed by the party in power at Washing
ton. and the trusts are regulating the
| party. He quoted the vote of the De
mocratic members and the RepubIi
can members on the measures. and il
is shown that the Democrats are the
real friends Of Nevada and not the
trust ridden Republican party, that is
now enGeayoring to regain a fcotholt
il this State.
Mr.. Bartine's speech throughout
was full of good healthy argument
such argument that men who sto]
to think, cannot fail to recognize HI
made many assertions that seen
broad and at the same time prove,
every word that he uttered. On tn,
irrigation measure he stated that MI
Newlands was not claiming all of tn
credit as some of the political organ
would lead the people IT, believe, bu
that he did take an active part in tn
passage of the measure that means S
much for this State and other State
in the arid belt.
, In conclusion he spoke a few word
for the entire State ticket and Gale
the audiences attention to the fat
that the State government has bee
, run on an economical basis and on
: that is an improvement on the al
!, ministration that was in power befol
\ Mr.. Bartine's speech, for one of II
4 length, held the audience to the la.
and his talk was entertainoing in e
:. cry detail. Facts and figures al
# what count and he most certainly ha
ded out a lot CT them that should S
f. the voters thinking.
d The meeting adjourned with thr'
l. cheers for the ticket. State al
e county.