The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-24

| seen how 1t has arrested Industrial &C.
velopment and embarrassed enterprise,
% the injury of both labor and capital.
Neither escapes is b'ighting effects
From Fairbanks letter of acceptance.
The eastern Mugwump and Democrat
&c newspapers are having a ft over Pen
sion Order Number rs. The antipathy of
he Democratic party toward the pension
rolicy established by the Republican
| party for the We erans of the Union armv
seems to be as bitter as in the lays
when Grover Cleveland was veto'ng
pension bills by the wholesale. TIL OLE
soldiers will not nave many more vo;e'
to cast, but 1t is safe to say that the,
will do very little voting In support OF
a party which makes a speciality of pen
sion opposition.
1t is estimated that Great Britain has
Invested in foreign securities to the
amount of $40, 100. 900 pounds. The free
II dbCio viz PtioiSN III Sdyii6 SAdi q
foreign trade is merely barter, and that
1t is posi- lively necessary that a nation
should buy in order to sell, are respect
fully requested to suggest how the Br =
ish could get returns from their invest
men S In other lands If all the exchanges
made between foreign countries alanceo
themselves, as they declare they musi
and do.
81
An illustration of the manner in which
political lines are changing in Nevada
is given in Esmera,da county. There
hree county officers who wee elected
VI on he Fusion ticket are candidates
for re-nominat on upon the Republican
ticket. Esmeralda county undoubtedly
is strongly partial to the party of Roos-
Welt this campaign, and will roll up n
good majority for the great westerner.-
arson News.
A granite shaft fifty feet in height is
to be erected In Salem Fields Cemetery.
New York. TO the memory OF the He
brews who were soldiers in the civil
war. 1t Is said to be the first memorial
f the sort to be erected, although, ac-
cording to an imperfect list prepared by
Simon Wolf. there were 1854 Hebrews
n listed during the war in the @.ited
States and Confederate armies.
s.
Talking about locking the front door
md leaving the back door wide open,
oesn't 1t seem like a case of thu
for union men to organize to secure Ugh
wages and then deliberately vote for a
nscal policy which would admit cheap
labor goods into the country freely and
thus make 1t impossible for them to de-
rive any benefit from their organization:
San Francisco Chronicle.
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The talk about increased cost of living
lcesn't harmonize with the statistics or
he savings banks, which show enor-
mously increased deposits. 1t may cost
he ~workingman more TO live han for
merly. but 1t Is quite evident that he mas
more to I've upon or his balance In the
bank would not steadily grow larger.
IS
The New York Evening Post says
The Democra S have. as the election In
Vermont plainly showed. failed thus far
o rally the strength that is legitimate
" theirs" The Post Is ra her vague.
1t ought to tell It's readers what the
leg innate streng h of the Democrats
onsists OF.
Recently a band of $50 gypsies arrived
Ut New York On a Cunard Steamship,
but the immigration authorities ordered
them deported on the ground hat hey
ere vagran s. 1t is said to hav beer
he largest band OF this class Of imm.-
grants ever before turned back.
q
The New York Evening Post has been
Kind enough to publish Mr.. Cleveland's
celebrated free trade message Of 1881.
rhe cause of Republican SIN has thus re-
ceived valuable aid from an unexpected
source.