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

| Is statute WHICH provides tEaL aEy
person conspiring to form a monopoly
sna1l be sentenced to prison Ior one
year. The penalty is light compared
with that for stating a small amount
but even this penalty is not being en-
forced
The proposition for a constitutional
amendment was rIiculed as irnpracti-
| cable, and as enc which would result !
! merely in delay. he declared that
the present administra Ion mad done
nothing against the trusts except to
bring two injunction suits to keep
them from stealing any more He de- !
clared that enforcement of the criml-
nal law was the proper and most eff (
cacious remedy
Talks on imperialism. /
Turning % the subject of imperial
ism he said: l have watched the rec !
ord Of Senator Newlands on imperial !
ism, and l would cross the continent !
to help put back in the senate man
who has so valiantly championed the
Declaration Of independence" ,
, He declared that the principles OF
the Declaration had been abandoned
in dealing with Porto Rico and the
Philippines, and that, armed by Su-
preme Court decision secured by
narrow majority of one. tie governme
r Mt was applying to the situation in
i Porto Rico the principles George Ill
g adopted toward the American colonies
4 previous to the war of the Revolution
y Bringing out the principle involved,
he said the Democratic party of Ne
o vada was appealing to tie people for
= its campaign fund the Republi-
can party goes TO the great corpora
tions,
Il the Republican party gets into
power the corporations are abe to
, control because Of the power they
party succeeds it is responsible only
Il to the people for they have furnished
10 the funds for the campo. gn and have
brought about success"
- The Philippines.
,oI | minis connection Colonel Bryan
AZ brought out the great force of ms
- convincing talk. lie declared that the
a. acquisition OF the Philippines is moth
de ing more than robbery; chat there
Nv was not one Republican in five tina
70 really believes in the doctrine tina
in las been placed il force, and that we
ne as a nation. were offering the littl
ed then OF the islands a constitution an
= protecting by force that tney DO No
=, wish or desire. That when the kin
;. Of Spain sold his interest in the i:
lands, he could not sell the lives {
=, 100000 people and more tnan cOul
-. Uncle Sam sell the $4,000. 900 Decpl
in this country. Yet the Repubica
No party tells you that the islands al
nv, ours. and at the same time they wo,
al, not and could not place them on a
M equal footing with the Aemerica pc
- pie We don't want them and the
Go not want us. Give l-e Filipino
staple government such as has bee
- established in cuba; it may cost SON
money, but nothing compared to tt
price we are paying in L.ood and cas-
for the plan that is now in vogu
He stated that enough money hs
been spent in the islands conquest
ing ,,.1.e tho ant;ro wos+ h,oon, &c ;,
ncn
had died On Philippine soil, it was
reason that we should retain the
lands than we should claim Mexie
no where Americans fell and are burie
This portion of the speech was gre,
ed with applause. He cited the ca
OF the big man personally beating t
little man. and because the little m
is the weaker in strength, the und
- man was to ne his subject and sla'
He said, apply it to yourself and S
les how you like it," No one seemed
ono delight in the prospect
ne The Silver Question.
S to T., -
ject, the Colonel handed it tiers
and to the point. He stated that
silver question is not dead as the
Dublicans continually q it up, {
that with million and more of 9th
ever would continue to fight for it III
ings, the end. No matter what Nevada
that in this connection, that others W
good, fighting for the righting of the mat
one and that if Nevada and her people
err wished to help themselves on
say question, they should elect MI Val
;, the ger to Congress and Francis G. N
+ he lands to the Senate. as they could
real trusted to the fight for the right
when the wrong. In lhls connection he !
rusts high tribute to NJ. Newlan1s. {
ing that he had IN ,'y1 him far