Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
Grassy CasaIy Republican Ticket.

k1c State 5 .i.Ator---. 4 ID. Edwards
,J-W Haynie
fo- Observation-Disclosures Alfred Helm
s L Joaes
Eur irs-x,s. Atte-acy----- - iiiia,a Patterson
FSr Shsrlf.--- ). T. swift
For County Clerk T. J. Edwards
For County Treasu-tr. Il J. Peters
FOR COUniy Recorder D. Turner
For County Assessor. j.. P. Winnie
To- cnaIity Surveyor. C. L. Andersen
For Ct'lInty superintendent. T = .,..,-
e.: Public INSTRUCTION.
For Pahiis i.sii'ii-:rstor --J p Nsdsr
For lust &C Of TIE Peace of, A. w..leren
,:a-srss ISwnssi2.
FIR Justice Of the Peace OF
Eulpi.c Township. iA'''si
Fog j5jiaty Commissioner, Carson Geo Gil,sCn
Fc-CUul-- CoIE:i: ss.o'sr. EIIIi'irc Jas Norris
Fo- crnstAblc, Carson ToWnship.----- L. Stem
For CCast1a'-, Empire Township C azure:
For School fr.s-:e-a- Carson TP Hub. g. Parker
For Schs,al Trustee, Carson Fp.. II Linn
For School Trustee. Carson Tr IL ". t. F,-ris
fo- School Trustee, EI:lp.Ts Tp---.;ohn Stir r.
Fox S';ioul Trustee. En-. pie Tp. John t!sasen
FI- Trus:c-. Empire TIP. Fred ''t..;ii:l',i.-
Republican state Platform.
The Union fSiis-al..'sl party ~ Nevada. in
Convention smiled. renewing is pledges Il
Devotion, - ;;is Constitution al !axs Of the
FEDERAL Government. hSr.ts aEacGcc,s its
platform - the people SIS friiovs:
Ess'rct -Fi-S. That re r,.arr.iI sii.. ,lEilIc.-
pl-s snd isrI.-y o.. ts.s Republican p-f,y Is
scI1cIats1 By - .4S: National Contention:
Ti-7s. AZ! W cS-7y.aily Sgnii-',ti tie TiE-1-
snd fc-ce by VIII. Il !: maintained! the Union,
abolished SLAVERY sr;si secured equal civil AID
political rights ia all CI..z-us. We demand
thl- rheSc highs tie entered b. EI.s7oIl-ist.
legislation. ti1i all citz-aS si.GlI Ii1re TIE
equal enjoyment. G IN If Iisats- .e demand
- cur ,-slI.c -.s t.sc!it: 70 t. Il s-irciri:
&c hJlSs. xss,tI.i.I "f tn -lel; I..-i :, II.
--hl.': purity. il..rs--;'y sui economy il tie
tiisr.-ar.,C Ct tsair o.rcial dates, ard ;ila
rrfI. lnI frai.ess examination aid punish
t-s: - t!.css VIZ T-cl ate OF tIei. o,,g-t uEs
S,'sc1St-IhS- We f1-aTti!s G rss the lass
SsiI-.Diiczn .ol.,rc5s IN r-re-ii1- thc laI.
cEls.ls ':iicisl salaries: il ;e,..I-ics EXPENSES
b. iEo:c that So. .,,,.fto: ia successfully
s.stin, al i9iS: n zboiis!iaE, Sine .-'rrgsssrt
.1v-rCE;t Of "a District OF C!Ef.,ia-- nd q
Tvsor:-.nI aliases ssnvraliy, wlier ~ I'll Be-
Publican party b. proved i.ssii t. D. wCT;ty
a.. continued supper by tbs rccTi5-
Ehi-i--fhat the recent outraG>s ard E.ur-
ds-s IN the Scu.h- u wlic!t uHoifz1l,iin: col
crc. cs5iz hare Scen the victims, committed
n ths pursuance Ct the aVrytG pU,pose OF
...:uts--ia- Al exclusive white mans govern
.acEt. ,:.isnti ana s-e5y receive tie iniIguar;
sJ-dSIa1a.i2G C the Republicans % Nevada
FVurth-rhst w. elr.:sstIy desire that the
crSt.i. g :hG csC..sy o. il.G.ly maintained. in
OEttr that its c0aiiacrci1i and ildG:t-ill inter:
ss:S ilay 1-ct sste- !-5 bs tins Il ictG-t;cl Of
values, b. I,pair.iig iis a.s.oc o: confidence
wh: b ro7T Y-ySa = With re.ar - the oircuiat-
cs .sIu, which &c hope - see based
Q S.aliic currency.
Fif.h-Iil-E VI as. -,s-u-C 81 tie election Of
President fo- = ;iici terra. a. establishing
president di2s;ere'.s 10 The ,'crpstGsi:y Of IT,
p15;icsI Institution
SiI.!s-ThaI hsaest, practical IIbo- sIiali,;
- i-.ct!ccl are. receive : tst reward II sup
s,r. Of Eiici: viea- favor the revision of IT
treaty relations viii the Empire of Chirs II !
s'rc.l Manner = - discourage t.Is immigration
-. st-y.ly class OF iaba-5rs and such leei.is-
tion s'N.iI actually r.oai:.i. the importation
% 1Grslysl parsons from auraai- /
Es,TeIItE-fli=t. except II such cages where |
The --a-t or subsidy IS frst submitted to the
people interest Il. sid approved By them. We !
arc opposed 70 the gian.ing by County, state CT
Federal Government. Of subsidies u SAINTS to
railroads Or 0cler corporations
Es.G.E-1hat while We appreciate tie al
ss,i.a;,cs derived from RAILROADS. We dem i:Ii a.
,ke hands OF National Congress and cur
Si.te legislature t.,s passage of laws establish
Ing fs-as and freisl;.s 1T reasonable rate. AMI
prohibtin:, such railways from discriminating
N tEt!r charges between fho Residents OF this
State and tEose of other States: also, We favor
the passage of laws compelling railroads 20 pay
. fair sad equal amount Of tsNsti,n upon ali
property owed CCTitr led bytEp.n in this state
Ntnth--..e believe that the otice and duty |
o: statesman t. be to do the business for the
State. Sri II a. transaction OF the bT-stness Of
:ae S.st il IS orr duty 10 call into oficizi place
tho :ro-t Intelligent, Industrious. ea.csprisins
sad discreet business men of the State harsiY
pleds,ins such ilel and ali new candidates be-
fore ard The nominees OF this Cuhvcatioa if
elected to do business fa- tho State s. indus
triousy y. economically and Giscreetiy il, their
individual capacity pr.va.G citizens do business
themselves: that the compensation Of public
eEv.oyes should not exceed the price. sam or
amount aha: similar services command IL Pr
vSte py.-sJ is OF the State.
Tenth-Thaf the education o: the children Of
the State n matter o. deep public concern.
Tie-pc.llio schools and the school fund OF tie
STATE should ts ilveste,. il bonds OF the Stale,
saass;snabls both in term Ind fact. The de-
Irxying of tho expenses CT the Stats Land oface
o.: Of tn, principal OF the iredccibe sch0ci fu2d