Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-10
trnshy Csanty Republican Ticket.

ESr ste SsJiat.f, t. u k1wafuS
iJ.w. Hsynia
F., Assembly Alfred Helm
(S. E. Jones
F,~ Dis.rict Attorney william Patterson
For Sheriff -------.-----..s. ~ swat
vo- Co,o.y Treasurer. H. J. Peters
Nc- County Recorder r. d. Turner
Pr County Assessor y. 7. innle
Fec County Surveyor. C. T. Anderson
For County SUPPLEMENTARY c c-os,,.
II Public Instruction. !
foC Public tdininistrafsc. ..--..-..J P. aetie'
For S,:s' - e the Peace Of GA wthereii
-Eor Justice Of the Peace of T.. 4 uo,xs,
Empire Township,
For County Commissioner. Carson. Geo. ellison
FOR County Commissioner, Empire. Jas Morris
F,z Constable. Carson Township. L. Stern
rs- Constable. Empire Township C. Laurel
Per School Trustee. Carson TIP Hub. e. Parker
Fer SchaoI Trustee. Carson Tp.- j. J: Linn
&c. School Trustee, Carson Up. C. ". q. Ferris
sc- School Trustee. Empirs TIP John stivers
Scr School Trustee. Empire Tp. John Hansen
rur Trustee. Empire TIP. Fred Stadtinul.er
R-publtean state Pl.,form.
Tie Union Repnhi Tan part, cf Nevada, in
Convention assembled. rncwins IFS pledges Of
aeyotion I" the Constitution and laws OF the
Federal Government. hareby Announces its
platform - che N 1nle folioGs:
R.soir-3 = TirS:-Tha. We reatfirn, the TSiGci-
c!es AID policy af the Republican party SIS
esiu,r lated by its isst National Convention;
that proud ~ its his.c-y and great ser
vices, aud W especially commend the viIor
arsd for;-e iy which it maintained the Union.
abolished slavery. and secured equal civil and
political rights 20 all citizens. We demand
that ;hes, rights be enforced bv appropriate
Legislation, 81 that all citizens shsil have the
equal Ell ioyta.ni of their right. We demand
~ our public agents fidelity to their rrinci Ilrs;
.is houos; execution =: tbs pledges made to the
,ahiic: purity. integrity sni economy III the
discharge If their official duties. and tie
prompt and fearless examination ard punish
Ess.t @. t,s, who violate any Of their obligations
Seecnd-Ths, we heartily endorse tie las;
Republican Congress III repeating the law in
s-essics ofiicisl salaries; in reducing expenses
b. ninr- hat So .poo eco; in successfully
s,stins al, jobs; in sSolskine the eI-ravssant
government o. the District ~ Columbia. siiti in
reforming abuses generally. whereby tbs Re-
natlican party has proved itself to b. worthy
~f continued support by the people.
Tnir:-rhs: the recent outrages and muir
Isrs IN tiie South. Of which uliSfi-niiins col
cred citizens have bee n the victims, committed
n the pursuance nt tiie avowtd purpose of
,na.ntai min. an exclusive white mans govern
.,lent. demand and hereby receive the indignant
condemnation of the Republicans OF Nevada.
lourth-Thst earnestly desire that the
rrsiit Of the country n firmly ngaintsinsi, il
x-ier thu. It's ccnlnsrcial and iJtlUfriai inter
ssts ,ray not suffer injury by the fiuctuatior, OF
ysluss. OF by in,osirinc the degree Of couftien,e
which ncw prevails with regard Z" The circuiat-
II. medium. which We hope soon to see based
& metallic currency.
Fifth-ThAt we Cisapprove Of the election Of
q President for third term. establishing
c-s.stisn. dangerous to the IsrletUti,v Cf re-
puls.irau Institutions.
SiIsh-Thr. her"st. practical Iabo- should
ise prsct:cei ard receive a just rewsrd, in sap
sort Of which, view we favor he revision, -: our
treaty relations with the Emrire Of China in
such mancer to 4: >couraSe the IL, gration
OF seryiie class Of ist.Orers. and SUCH le,isia-
ton a. will actually PROHIBIT the importation
.,f deErsred Z, EsonI from abroad
Sevsnth--Ta1f. except in such ises : where
she grant ar subsidy is first submitted 10 che
r-4,,p!, Interested, sad approved. b. .heri We
aTe 0pp,sei to che granting by County. State or
Federal Government of subsidies grants to
railroads or other corporations.
Eishth-T6at while we appreciate the ad-
v,ntac.s derived fzuIe railroads. demand at
the hands of our National Congress and our
S.ate legislature the passage of laws establish
SaS fares and f.eights 1t a reasonable rate. and
Crohibiting such railways from Discriminating:
IN their charges between the residents of this
Sta tie and those OF other States; also we favor
sAs passage Of laws compelling railroads TO pay
Q fair asd equal amount of taxation upon al
coI..r, led b,t hem in this State
Nintk--we believe that the office ard dnty
az \ statesman To be to do the business for the
STATE, and in the Transaction Of the business Of
the State it is dofy to call into Official place
tie most intelligent, industrious. snt.rprisin,
md discreet business men of the State. hereby
sled ginr such men and all new candidates be-
fore us and the nominees II this Convention, If
riectei, 90 do business for the State indus
economically snd disc-ectig AZ il, their
Individual capacity private citizens do business
Ihs nselvss: that the compensation of Pubiic
luployes should not exceed the price. sum or
amount that similar services command in Fri
rate pursuits Of tie Stste-
Tenth--Tha: the education Of .hs children OF
:hs Stats il . matter O. deep public concern.
The public schools snd the school fund OF the
sssAe should bo invested in bonds of the State,
both in term and fact. The de-
raging Of the expenses @: the State Land Oface
,at At ths Of tbs ireiucibls school fund
brsaci, OF trust, sal disgraceful tsths State.