Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-29
Hr,u.,;.,u state Platform.

The J-:un EerGfligsa party Of Nevada, II.
Convention asSenlbieti IN WIZ ~ i-eH. ~, ~
devotion - the Constitution s-ai .a~s of ire
FstrrsI GOstr. msnt, ElEvby sin u,ces Us
pi.t.cf-1. 10 the 1I'!e IS fellows,
Sesalref -FIrss- 'En=t we Iestirla the pflnci-
ries nnt r1li'y .: the kspuh-i;aa pAIis a
surn.is-ef by its last National Convention;
that ..e ART prout 81 it, history and sreai ser
visss AMI - especially commend tie Nis''r
ant furce b. whish = maintained the tfAOn.
al. shed sI=ytrs. a..t. ssc;I-ei equal c-ylI ald
r,s,.tir.I r-.iIts II all ii -fz rs. We demand
that tk-s, rights be enforced b. aV--oF-i4te
Legislation. 50 that all cItizsns sh-lt have si1r
Cqr..l tr! 4r.ls-t g: fE-ir nights VS.. de q, III
4 our y;tb suts titcli'i TO th}i- t'IiacI{ H.
lie h.,o-t execution OF the IL ;t.s made 70 81
y-bIic. purity integrity an! srorOG-y IN tie
,.iscil--s q their o:.iciil tuti-s, All TN
IrInri a.lt fcar,rs-s examination srt p'i;iSsi-
It.-,r th.s, wlD violate e.iy OF ttIr oiat o.,
ss-rr l-IIa. se heartily sHau- - she L.;
I:sp,ihIic-n ,o;-g-sss in reie@lic- the la7. Il
-re1s.ay off;ciAi salaries: in r,tu,il e,i~ 'ls'~
b more that s-0.sut,stJ; IN sjIicessiuIiy r.
s:stin., all JOBS. sSOl!sEiug the * rhv' an:
ss1vs IAN. NJ o: tie District O. { .r'b. and n
reforming sbtS-s II u,r.ily. vsssrsiy tn I.c-
tyHiTca- party hrs ITovet its--t T. b.wcr.5y
Jf rrytiug.e,l sup qo-s by Tia. rrt'I'!A-
TTiri--fh=t I'll ryrrIt tutrsSss ard II-ur-
,,.rs il. til SoI. n, CT which ULoiis EdIns col
are. citiz1ri have been the victims. cc1nLaItts1
IN tho Pursuance OF the syoved purpose CT
r,1itutzi.in. an cx-lJi-iyu white mans e,Gvt m
u,-ut, demand anil ls-,i5 give tie ildt !hal-t
condemnation of the Republicans oi Nevada.
ros.r.l.-Th.t W. e=.reS'l- desire that the
--ctsI. {: tss county b. IrIniy r-liritai-ei IN
order That is cc,hIill TcI-I aI.tl lrfust Isl i-
.s.s NAY not s'i1.r jury b: the tIctust4oa e
Value - by IL paitiu5 The gee u Co-.1si.'l
which Row Prevails with recsri to the eircsi.st
ig:g II.st. uli, which " ,lcfc seon :" sec based
n 4 metallic C1rr6C-y-
Fit:E-II4l. Ne dis-?IrJrt. OF Tie election OF
President fog tiiri tcrTl- a. eststli-ai,ic
r,rtcctla mt dangerous 70 tho petI tutity Of r.
Yu5li.-Iu i.isi isItii"-.'-
Si-th-chzt hsnest. practical .al'jr shetil!
b. lr-cticpi EII recsivr I Just rcwaTt, IN sup
81. Cf which view W. :avUr the revision o. or
treaty relations with the Empire of China In
sslcli 4 manner - 20 discourage the grafton
Of seryile class Of l-borers. and such les;i-lI-
ton a. vii actually prohibit the importation
a. ,le;,s-vci pt rsoI,s .EuIn abroad
seyeutil-'fhat. except in such cases as where
the grant or subsidy - ;rst subnIiiteG. 10 the
people iEtsrestsi, AID approved by them. We
are opposed to the granting by County, State or
Federal Government Of subsidies sr grants to
railroads or other corporations
Ei-hth--Th1t while We appreciate the sc-
r.nt.ges deri we'd fro;u railroads, We demand 1t
;h.. hands of our National Congress and cu-
State legislature the passage of laws establish
ing fares and fr.iShts ut . reasonable rate, AMI
prohibiting, such railways from discriminating
in their charges between the residents Of this
State and those OF other States; also, we favor
the passage of laws compelling railroads TO pay
q fair AID equal amount Of tax-tion upon al
,-up.r.yoxnei or coat-s led bythern in this State
Ninth--We believe that the Office and duty
of . statesman to be 10 do the business for the
state, and In the transaction of tie business Of
the State il is duty to call into official Place
the most intelligent, industrious. esterprising
and discreet business men of the State, hereby
pledyirg such men and all new candidates be
fore US and the nominees Of this Convention, II
elected, to do business for the St.fe As INDUS
tyiousIy economically and discreetly as IN their
individual capacity private citizens do business
themselves: that tho compensation Of public
employees should not exceed the price, sum or
al. -sx~A0 and in vNp-
yate pursuits of the State.
TeutS-TEst the education Of the children OF
the state in . matter Of deep public concern
Tho public schools and the school fund Of the
State should be invested In bonds o. the state,
nnaesixnabls both in term and fact. The de-
rsyinS Of the expei-cs Of the State Land Once
out Of ths principal OF the ireducibe school fund
Q breach of trust. and disgracefui to the State