Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06
ornsby County Republican Ticket

ro- state Senator II. Edwards
iJ.w. Haynie
30. Assembly Alfred Helm
IS. E Jones
Rar District Attorney William Patterson
For SherIf.--.- --.---.-.--..-..-S- =; swiit
FUR County Clerk t !. Edwsrds
Pr County Treasurer. H. J. Peters
Fc. County Recorder. r. u turner
For County As><ssor. j y. WINNIE
Yer County 81 rvey C. L. Anderson
For County SUPERINTENDENT Is G-aepl,w
nt Public Instruction. 7
For Public Adninistrsfsr. -.--..----J-P P. Neder
70 Justice II the Peace OIL y, vi,bs-.I,
Carson Township.
Fer Justice of the Peace OIL L.. u,ox.-
Empire Township
f,r County Commissioner. Carson Geo. Giilson
Pp-tcUrt- Commissioner. Empire -1..- Norris
70. Constable. Carson Township. L. Stern
Vo- Constable. Empire Township G. Iauret
Fog Schoo, Trustee. Carson Up Hub. IL Parker
Fer School Trustee. Carson Up - j Linn
Fer School Trustee. Carson TIP C. W. C. Ferris
Por School Trustee. Empire Up. John Stive-s
Yer school Trustee. Empire Up -Iohn Hansen
Fer =. Trustee. Empire TIP. fred '''adtInuiisr
Republ,ean state Platform.
The Union erublicsn party Ci Nevada, IN
Convention assemaisd d. renewing rs pledges of
devotion to the Constitution and laws of she
Federal Government. hsreby Announces IT'S
platform - tbs people as follows:
Rssoi--d = Firs;-Thst We reafirn the p-inci-
pies and policy of the Republican party -
cauucia.et by its last National Convention;
that we are pruad of its history and great ser
vices. and We especially commend the visor
and force by which IT maintained the Union.
,bol;sted slavery. and secured eqnsi civil and
political rights to all citizens. We demand
that theSe rights be enforced by appropriate
legislation 50 that all citizens shrll have the
equal enjoyment of their rights We demand
sf our public ssents fidelity to their principles:
lie hoao.. execution of the pledges made to the
ubiic; purity. integrity and economy In the
hal -,st .HrstA md h..
prompt and fearless examination and punish
Hent Of those Who violate any OF their obligations
second-Thst we heartily euaorse the !aSr
Republican Congress IN repeating the Law H.
e.esslng oifcisl salarier; in reducing expenses
by more that $50. oe0. 90. in successfully re
astiag all jobs; IN abolishing the eX.rsvsssn:
government OF the District o. Columbia. and in
reforming abuses generally. whereby tbs Re-
publican party has proved Itself to be worthy
Of continued euppocs by the people
TEir3--rhat the recent outrnees ara muir
ders in the South. Of Viii, d upof-ndins col
errd citizens have been the victims, committed
In the pursuance of the svowed purpose of
maintaining sn exclusive white mans govern
uaDt dem1nd and hereby receive the ind;.nan,
condemnation OF the Republicans OF Nevada
fourta-That We earnestly desire that the
crss,It 80 the country b. firmly ma rtsinsi. II
crfcr that its commercisl and industrial inter
ssts rnav Tn; satler injury by :he fiactGstIna a.
values by Isnpsirlng the desrss - crciids. :
With row p-~vilis with r-gsrC; tn TIC c:TCgis:
Ing nt- diI.rit. which We hope soon TO stc based
On . metallic currency-
F!fsh-Th.f we ,iis.pproye ~ tn. election q:
0 President Tor third term establishing a
PRECEDENT dangerous TO the rs-prtasity OF -.
rablics1 Institution.
a1th-That honest. rrxrticSl labor saossii
b. prac ticst ant receive \ Jg>t reward, ~ sup
sort Of which view We favor the revision Of oar
treaty relations with tn" Empire of China II
such a manner - az t;scoura.- tire im,nisrafIui Il
Of scrVii- Siase q. !sb1 r-rs. and sucL Irsi~!a-
tian - ali; actually Prohibit the importation
Of depravei rrrsSn. iroGI sb-cad.
Sevsast--Th,t. Except in such clsns a. where
the grant ~ subsidy tirst submitted 70 the
people ipttrc-tfd. and approved by them. we
are opposed 20 the granting 10y County. STATE ~
Federal Gover.nert IF subsidies Or grants t.
railroads or other corporations
E.-hia-That while We aIury=ilt. the id
S.ni,=s derived tom railroads. W ds-2=:i'i 5.
tas E,nis Of cur National Congress AMI oIr
sLstG f--isaiturs the passage u: laws establish
IT,. fares =1d freight at reasonable rate. and
pr,tibtInlg sGch Railways from discriminating,
n their CHARGES b tween the residents of tsls
State and thcs- uf ether States: alSr we favor
the uassa-, e: laws compelling railroads To pay
af-iraad eg;sal s-ns-nt u taxation upon all
r-pa.rtyox-e,i contr' led hytEe n in this state
S!atH--Wc 5siit We thst the Ctar- ari duty
81 s-atyszusa TO b. To- DO the business for ~
state ant - t;tg trEl-a tICri Of tie business Of
tie STATE II Is ;- arty to call into official place
AL mat iuts!!i. mt. Industrious crt'i ,rietrS
sEfs discreet business men" IT IL STATE her ~
plsiaiH, surh men ard III n"s c1ntji'.=t-s be-
= Us sud the nominees 81 tins t1Ve 1tf1l. II
ia,ssH 10 do business for tEg. State ~ ~ avs
triorsIy, economically ard GiSC.ectl; IS u Il Fl.
fui:vit',lal c=7a~ty private cItz"ns 70 uJIsl,.
themselves: thst tie compensation, 81 pubic
srlpIoves SHOULD not exceed she price, sam 0E
anloa,.: that siu.iia- s.rylees command III ri
vale pursuits of the Stale.
T.nth-Ths. the education Of thu children If
III. Ss=,e is a matter oi deep Pgh.ic concern
The pablo schools and the school iurd "i the
aFlF oft <-9-f
,ua,..srsiJI- both in term and fact Ii de-
Irxyiu. of the expenses ii tie stat. Land Once
out of tia principal o; the irQtucihis school fund
Q brss q. of trust, and I:ssraeetrt 10 ths St.te