Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-10-16
NIXON ON HIS PARTY.
He Denounces Republicans as "Band
OF Scavengers" and the Lickspittals
of Corporations.

; &c OChOuHCeS ne puDIiCanS as "Banu |
OF Scavengers" and the Lickspttals
of Corporations.
During the campaigns of 1894 and
1896 George s. Nixon was owner and
editor of the Winnemucca Silver
State. we publish a few extracts from
his pen written in those stirring days
That eV.uentIy tried Georges soul:
Send the Republicans to Hell.
The Lord hurled Lucifer from
heaven into he'll. lie had less justiti,
cation for that act than the people OF
the state OF Nevada have for similar
treatment of the Hannaites in Nevada.
Silver State, of October Is, 1896.
Didn't Fancy Mckinley.
Ii the people of this nation want
bondage, unrest, and poverty, they can
get it by voting for Mckinley and his
policy CT protection to the plutocrats
and monopolies.-Siiver State, of Sep
TENDER, 1896.
Who Managed Mckinley?
Mckinley is tor the gold kings and
the bondholders, and is managed and
controlled by an organized syndicate
OF plutocrats.-Silver State, Of Octo.
Der s, 1896.
No Use for Republicans.
A goldbug is as much out of place
in Nevada as the devil would be at
prayer-meeting, a hobo at tea party,
or a Cninaman in an American labor
union.-Silver State, Of October 8.
1SJj.
Cant Like Strikes.
The Silver State is not in any sense
the organ of the strikers. Neither is
it lickspittle OF corporations. 1t is
not published as a policy newspaper
and does not attempt to echo the SEN
timents of any one but its editor. 1t
is altogether opposed to strikes and
boycotts by either the labOring or cor
poration classes.-Silver State, of Au'
gust II, 1894.
Those Awful Republicans.
The Republicans have legislated all
the money into the pockets OF few
men. The Republicans have legislated
ten million men out of work by reduc
ing the volume of money. The Repub
licans have by legislation made money
scarce because it benefits the money
loaner. The Republicans oppose the
income tax because it taxes the rict
man. The Republicans oppose gov
eminent and state control of land anC
water because it would injure gigantic
corporations of thieves.-Silver State
Of August 81, 1894.
Nixon Called Them Scavengers.
The Carson Tribune of the 9th in
slant, pays its compliments to I'm
NETT, Murphy. Gray, Torreyson, Rich
ards, Vanderlieth, Folsom, Ring, Eek
ley. Haines. Patterson. Rising, POu
Jade and Dodge, Republican nominees
n by describing them as vigorous an
I sturdy camp followers"
\ Napoleon's idea of camp follow
lowers" is "A band Of scavengers, VIII
prey upon the resources of the arm
with gmttonous nav and grasping fl
gers, regardless of the rights of Others
or of the country" No doubt the Tril
une speaks in a political sense Of til
nominees of it's party.-Silyer STATE
of August "a, 1894.
Does it Go This Year7
No man can be a true friend to 70
and support the Republican party. &
his every act is directly against yor
every business interest. Turn the
all down with such a thud that The
will never bob up again.
Then He Was Pure.
One of the greatest stains upC
American manhood is the sale of ele
tive franchise.-Silver State, Of Sc
TENDER IS, 1894.
And Don't You Forget It.
If you vote the Republican tick
YOU have no reason to complain If Il
shadows grow longer and darker.
Silver State, Of November ., 1884.
White Slaves Of RcpuhIicaniafn.
Abraham Lincoln, as if by inspiI
ton from Heaven, warned his cOuntl
men and his party Of the calamit.
which are now upon rs. He sound
the alarm as the fire-ben by nisl
His party needed not but continues
riot and to revel in leeielating f
substance of the people into a cara
Gus nav of corporate greed while I
people slumhcred and Needed not, 81
rallied ct the party CIV. c-'" i"
forged the corr0diDg chains which IL
fetter them.
The Republican party took the hla
man off the auction block of the SIN
power, but il has nut tie white ID
on the auction block Of tho r1on
power TO be sold to the lowest 0idl
under the iron h7"meT or mo-"0-ly