Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-10-09
The fUSIUN fUkCtS
HOLD A ROUSlNG MEETING
STATE CANDIDATES TELL The VOTERS A FEW SHORT
AND INTERESTING STORIES
Hon. H. Bartine Discusses The National Issues Of the
Present Cawpaqn

Last evening the Silver men of Orm
shy county had an lining. The band
played, the candidates were moving
and the voters we're on hand at the
Opera house to hear the issues of the
present campaign discussed by the
speakers.
The meeting was called to order by
Judge Stone, of the County Central
Committee, who read the list Of the
vice presidents. Following was list
that served:
Judge Fitzgerald, VIM. Kinney, A.
Livingston, H. R. Logan, Ed. Regan,
E. James, John Lloyd, Geo. w. Keith.
w. U. Mackey, M. Link, VIM. Borch-
ert, Mr.. Kayser, Gee. w Cowing, J.
Il. Judge and several Others,
E. D. Kelley acted as president of
the melting and introduced the speak
ers with few remarks that hit the
point
The chairman, with appropriate re-
marks, introduced Hon. John Sparks,
the next Governor of Nevada. Mr..
Sparks stated that he was not a pub
lie speaker in any sense of the word.
but that he heartily endorsed the
platform en- which he was nominated
and in case of election would fulfill
the duties of the of the Office to the
best OF his ability" This remark was
received with hearty APPLAUSE.
The Honorable Judge. Talbot was
then introduced. He stated that the
fact that he was nominated for a ju-
dicfal office prevented him from max
ing political speech. He concluded
by stating that if elected he would
serve the people faithfully as he had
nc enemies to punish and no friends
to favor
Lem Allen. the nominee for Lieu
tenant Governor, recognized many
friends in the audience He quoted
the figures that have served the State
thousands of dollars by the economic
al work of the Silver party, a saving
of s255.241SO
Eugene Howell. the Ftlsinn nor,i
nee for Secretary of State followed
He stated that the Office that he has
been entrusted with for the past eight
years would bear comparison with
that of former administrations and
~
His position on the labor question
was clearly stated and it shows hin
an absolute friend of labor Mr.. How
ell received hearty share Of the ap
planSe by his statements.
Dave Ryan, the nominee for Stat
Treasurer followed. Mr.. RYAN is al
wavs favorite with the public. H
stated that he had carried publi
trust for the people with care. and in
vited INQUIRY at any time and if h
continued in office would continue t
perform the duties as faithfully a
he has done for the past four years
Andrew Maute, the Fusion cand
address, in which he told the voter
that if reelected he would cOntinu
to conduct the Office as he is at pre-
sent. and the records of that Office ar
the best proof of the condition an
service
Professor J. E. Bray, the nomine
for Superintendent of State 1nstru'
ton, was introduced, and made
clean-cut talk on the duties of the
office. He believed that the scho'
system could be improved in the cou
try districts and if elected, he woul
endeavor to make them as perfect {
the schools in this city. which COMP
ment received the hearty applause
the audience.
General Kelly, of the State Land c
flee. had a few words to say in regal
to that branch of the State cover
ment. He related the history OF II