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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1895
Page
2
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The speaker lauds Joseph C. Sibley as a near Lincolnian figure who would lead the nation toward prosperity. He argues Sibley embodies true American manhood, resists demagoguery and aristocracy, and would place power in the hands of the people away from trusts and money power.
Senator Stewart writes an open letter to President Cleveland with pointed questions. The Chicago business community is referenced as the audience and the exchange is framed as a critical response to past actions.
The American Bimetallic party declares it will stay and push for a genuine American statesman who fears no one but God if major parties fail to address silver in their platforms and candidates.
Several national Statesmen, once seen as leaders, now risk losing power if they do not shift their stance on the silver issue before the next election.
The article argues Nevada voters should back the silver cause over gold based politics. It praises the Silver party as American patriots who demand free coinage of silver at 16 to 1 and reject candidates opposing this stance. It contends the money question is paramount and urges unity under the Silver banner.
The article accuses Grover Cleveland of adopting a fixed silver policy and labels him a traitor to the American nation, arguing his public declarations misled Democrats about bimetallic aims. It contrasts him with Jacksonian Jeffersonian principles and cites Waffling supporters who now see him as aligned with enemy factions.
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