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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1896
Page
2
Public notice from the Silver State Publishing Company detailing subscription terms and rates. Lists office at Silver State Block cor Bridge and Fourth Streets, pricing for daily and six month mail copies, carrier delivery at 25 cents per week, and advertising rate structure. Names B. Casx and Crt authorized to collect and remit subscriptions for the states of Nevada.
The American reports a January Washington conference of Democrats Republicans and Populists where Wharton Barker urged a platform combining free silver at 16 to 1 and protection. The declaration argues for tariff parity, equal distribution of protection, and a unified movement that could elect president, vice president, and Congress in November. Several prominent figures backed the view but delayed adoption. It warns a new party may form if Republicans fail to embrace the platform.
A political appeal urges Republican managers to embrace a platform marrying bimetallism with protection. It warns that ignoring or opposing this fusion will fracture the party, alienate manufacturers, and doom tariffs and industry to failure. The argument condemns gold monometallism and free trade as destructive to the industrial classes.
Thomas Nelson of this county writes the Reno Gazette accusing General A. J. Warner of being a free trader. We correct him, noting Warner in Congress was a Democrat but a protectionist in the Samuel J. Randall sense, aligning with the tariff views Senator Teller attributes to him.
The ad proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured many and Hood's Pills aid digestion and head pain. It urges all families to use A Kleinhans Epicure roast coffee and tea as the best tasting choice. Dentist Dr. Perry advertises at the Lafayette hotel.
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