Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20
GfH5J Csualj Republican Ticket

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Fog D:s;ric: Attorney. iI.iam Patterson
For Sheriff. b T. swirl
For County Clerk. T. ). Edwards
For County Treasurer. II. j. Peters
Fer County Recorder. f. D. Turner
Fer County Asss Ssor. - P winnie
For County Srrveycr. C. l.. Anderson
Fo- County Superintendent T c :r.,rrsv
@. Public lEstructIcE. !
For Public administrator P Neder
For Just &C OF the Peace OF ~ , ,.-;,ro-a,1
Carson township.
Fer Justice of the Peace OF - . Iy,o,.-
Empire Township.
For County Commissioner. Ca-1on- Geo GllS0D
For County Commissioner. Empire jas Morris
FOR Constable, Carson Township. $685. L. Stern
Tor Constable, Empire Township C. auret
Fer School Trustee, Carson TIP Hub. u Parker
For School Trustee, Carson Up ~. J. Linn
For School Trustee, Carson TIP CT. w G. Paris
Fer school Trustee, Empire Up. .Jchn s.ivers
Fog School Trustee. Empire Up. John Hansen
For :. Trustee, Empire TIP. Fred staiitIauiler
Republicans state Platform.
Tie C1:ioa Republican party of Nevada, in
Convention assembled. renewing is pledges Ct
devotion 10 tEt. Constitution AMI laws Of tie
Federal Government, hJTe.y announces its
platform TO the people - follows:
R.x0l-si -First-'Tba. We reaiflrll the pfinci-
uIas ana Ta:i-v - the RepU hliCi1 i,4rty
enunriatcl iy - last National Convention:
skas We sre iraJ.a: Of its history 2lt great scr
VICES. ami ", especially conn., I'D TIE Vl-or
an, force b. With Ii uIsintaiEGd TIE zion.
Gb5lisii. slavery. ana secI;-ri equal civil ami
political rights t. 81 citizens, Ne Gc,iaDt:
that these T;-,,i:s be erf1sSet by appropriate
Hesitation. - that al! C5jZ- slBli have IL
equal enjoyment ii thci- nights. W. ,!eIiiaI;d
II oJ- rlIsic gents : lti:ty - tn r. lIiE-il l.:
Is Ir.g-t cEI-i2u Cf liz Ti-d.es mad 10 an
Uat-c- r.-z-ry, integrity All economy - TIE
,..s-Ea--- If tlair oi,.cI4l .giciss, ART IL
Pm AZ: f-a-te-S tx4t-Ilna.Er'l aud punish
II Ilt stl;, ho yigizte any % iieir pbl';cgtc-s
Sacu-1---that We Le:arti.y c-.-.-s- t!le sic
Republican C"-t--sss - reccaf.:- the iZEs ~
100. -.
b NOR. sh-t S-G.ito,e'C; II successfully r.
si-t;l.y al illS ii abaliSaiug I'll. ,Nrsvs gHEt
..zst --isi.t 81 t.1s DI-.rs-t @. Ci'h-:- -I:: Il
reforming .hrszS f'i.=Talir. Y. a,-y u t.;s Ii
IUL.t-sa party has proved l-sS.f t. b worthy
Cs cg-I.ir.I.,'l SIIrio-, sy tLe I'-,.I'ls.
THi-!--s..at t. Recent uI.:raG G7'l REF
der IL T. South. e Which TN = I.,jirg col
ora.I ci-izs:s lav- been the victims ss...;tei
IL TIE rzr--Sy.-I.se = lie ayov-d uUt?cSe CT
Ilz5.a5s.5-l. 81 txliI=ive = ste LlsIIS 50 srii-
II4-lt dem NJ and lle-eb receive the ii,a
c1rT,s,s Ig8tips Ct IL IsaI'-I!. ..Iis OF Seva.1
Elr,-tA-Tnlt We earnestly d-s!re that sLe
C-e,5t ui tie c1..i.tI b E-..4lv Iirta:n incl, ia
crser ,l.-- ~ orv.zl AID N 3I.t-ial inter
tz.s may not I.1gT tDjJ.Ty b. the L IctaatioE OF
v-Iuss g. b - 'al:iug the ,ietree ii -i-.eI,=
Vi: d -sJy E'-vva5ls with rr,Iri u THE c;rclilat
lag isIcGls.'i. Which We here o. 10 see bas2d
on = 5ietz.Iir currency
FI.tE-Eh-s W C,.s- fI'core Of t-2H election Of
Z President .c- : ;a-r.i tenn, - e--at:ishiEs
f-,,.('.i.t dangerous to ta- p--p tItitT Of p
Iad-5s-s. institution
Sfxsh-Ta=. h,aez:. PA thai Iab-- s..oClI
l. ISsctlctt and receive a ist II valid IN sap
q wasc. view We iavCr the revision q. or
t.t.fy rlIetilns with the Empire e: China il
s.- I-l.Ilil-r To discourage the immigration
cf : st-v5Is class ii l4o1rsrs and siea !a-r. Ia
tIg. IS vii actually prohibit Tie importation
e es-- fsrgsi ~ rscI1S f-'s.i abCtai.
=s-yeE-iI-Tiat. exc IT in s,lcl c,se- - V :!fTe
IL. .rl1t or subsidy Is first submitted TO the
People I1t-rcs,=G, aud approved by tlsr',. We
eIIl.se,. 10 the granting by County, state or
FEDERAL Government of subsidies II grants to
railroads CT other corporations
I':LIh-That while we appreciate the ati-
yzr-I:se derived from railroads, demand ~
the hands OF or National Congress and our
state legislature the passage of laws establish
ing fares aud freichts at reasonable rate. and
pr0hibS;:.E, sEch railways from discriminating
in their ch.-f,ts between tie residents of this
state and those OF other States; also, We favor
the passage OF laws compelling railroads to pay
T. fair AMI equal amount of tsx-tiou upo.; all
propertyowneli CT controlled bytaaIn in this State
Ninth--We believe that tie Office and duty
o. statesman 10 be to do the bushes. for the
State. ami in the transaction of the business CT
the State il il duty 10 call into Official lace
the rlost intelligent, industrious. ents, prIsirg
and discreet business men Of the State. hereby
pieisinG sEIch .lea and al new candidates be-
fora Us and tie nominees OF this CO2EeIiii II
elected TO do business for the State indus
triousiv economically and discreetly IS in their
individual capacity private citizens DO business
themselves: that the compensation CT publis
employees should not exceed the rrice. sun or
amount thai similar services command Ill nri-
va:e pursuits of the State.
Tr;ith-rha: TIE education Of .hc children of
the State is matter of deep p lblic concern.
The public schools ay2d the school fund of thu
State should be invested in bonds Of the Stat.
unassigEab.e both in term and f,ct. The de-
raging of tie expenses Of the Stats LAID Ofhce
out OF tia principal Of The ireducibl. school fund
Is b.eacL of trust, and dissrzctful to the State